About us - Wicked Lasers

	August 2004 - Introduced the first high powered, green handheld laser The first green handheld laser was a modified green laser pointer manufactured by Leadlight Taiwan, the first 532nm DPSS green laser pointer manufacturer in history. Power outputs were available from 15mW ($99) to 45mW ($299). Wicked Lasers would later use a higher output pump diode capable of producing an output of 55mW ($399) to 125mW ($699).
	August 2004 - Debut of the first high powered, red handheld laser The first red handheld laser was created by harvesting the high powered, red diode of a DVD burner. The Pulsar series had an output of 100mW ($149) to 150mW ($199).
	January 2006 - Guinness World Record - 'Most powerful handheld laser in the world.' The Spyder I had an output of 40mW in the 473nm blue ($3499) and 300mW in the 532nm green ($1999). Crafted out of heat-resistant brass, it was fully waterproof, with a continuous duty cycle. The Spyder I Series inadvertently invented a Guinness World Record category for 'Most powerful handheld laser in the world.'
	November 13, 2006 - Launch of the first purple handheld laser The Sonar 405nm 100mW laser ($1999) was created from a diode harvested from the world's first Blu-ray player, the Sony BDP-S1. Later more powerful models were available by harvesting Blu-ray burners.
	January 2007 - Introduced the Spyder II Series The next generation Spyder II was available in red 300mW ($1999), green 300mW ($1999), and blue 40mW ($1999). Its casing was crafted from T6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, making it lightweight and virtually indestructible. It was the first handheld laser to feature TEC cooling.
	October 10, 2007 - Photonic Disruptor The Photonic Disruptor was the first handheld laser designed especially for military applications. Its adjustable focus and waterproof casing allowed for maximum tactical versatility.
	January 2008 - Introduced The Torch – The World's Most Powerful Flashlight The Torch ($299) featured a 100W halogen bulb and a huge, yet low run-time Ni-MH battery pack which created 4100 lumens and enough scorching heat to set trees on fire and fry eggs.
	September 4, 2009 - Launched the Spyder III Series The Spyder III was the first class 4 laser available in 500mW green ($4999), 60mW green, ($3999) and 500mW red ($3499). Featuring mini lock safety technology, the Spyder III was fully compliant with laser compliance manufacturing requirements. Its aircraft grade aluminum, reinforced heat sink and tactical strike bezel made it the most advanced Spyder yet.
	June 10, 2010 - The Spyder III Arctic Arrives The iconic Arctic 1 watt 445nm blue laser ($299) diode was harvested from a Casio laser projector. Equipped with a digital microprocessor, it requires a passcode for laser activation and features 9 function modes. Its immense popularity caused Lucasfilm to file a cease and desist letter over its "lightsaber-like design". As the story went viral, sales skyrocketed but the company was not able to keep up with demand. Many customers faced delays which ranged from 3-6 months before eventually receiving their order. After this debacle, the size of their production facility was upgraded which completely resolved stock issues to date. The Arctic laser was seen from outer space and mounted on a shark.
	May 5, 2013 - Phosforce Laser Flashlight Attachment for the Arctic Spyder III Using a remote, phosphor technology similar to the laser headlight technology used by luxury auto makers, the Phosforce lets you transform the power of the Arctic into the world's first laser flashlight. Up to 500 lumens can be created with this patent-pending adapter.
	May 28, 2014 - FlashTorch - All new redesign With the same scorcing power of the original Torch, FlashTorch ($199) is now encased in an aircraft-grade aluminum shell. The upgraded capacity lithium-ion battery now allows for internal charging. Featuring 3 power modes, the choice is now yours to illuminate or incinerate.
	August 6, 2016 - LaserDock and LaserDock - The Worlds Smallest RGB Laser Show Projector We launched LaserDock ($499) , a compact solid state 1W RGB laser projector with 30k @ 8 scanners. The companion PC/Mac LaserOS app included nearly audio-reactive 100 visualizers and dancers. Using a combination of effects and base visualizers, endless patterns could be created. See your laser dance to the music in just one click.
	October 18, 2016 - FlashTorch Mini - The World's smallest burning flashlight. The FlashTorch Mini ($169) is 40% smaller than the FlashTorch but could still start fires and cook eggs. With a smaller design that was designed to be carried on the go, it features a 60W bulb capable of 2300 lumens. With the viral launch gaining worldwide media attention, the FlashTorch Mini soon became a popular among outdoors users.
	May 29, 2019 - LaserCube - The World's Smallest Laser Display Not only is the LaserCube (€499) the world's smallest RGB laser show projector, its also the first to have a built-in battery. The LaserOS app (PC/Mac/Android) now features Abstracts, Animations, Beam Shows, Drawing, Text, and Logo modes. Designed for everyone from DJs, Musicians, Artists, Creators, Activists, and Laser Enthusiasts. Bring the party with you wherever you go and make your voice heard.

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