Firecore Laser Target Card Plate for Green Beam Laser Level-FLT20G

This worked as intended. I was having a hard time using my economy level in daylight, but this solved the problem. It will work better if you shade the unit from direct sun while using so that the laser reflection is more visible.

They work great with my 360° green laser. They are perfect for leveling lights, conduit, and anything else. Just remember to set your laser an inch and a half lower than your measurements because that's how far the cross hair is from top of target

I gotta be honest, I have absolutely no idea what this thing is actually intended for. I use it propped up on the ground with a green cross laser to find the centerline of vehicles. It has magnets in the bottom, and is printed upside-down for how I use it, which I guess means it actually has magnets in the...top? Yup, no clue.It reflects green lasers REALLY well. I can see it in direct sunlight from ~20' away, and the backside reflects a bit too! Perfect for what I need it to do. Some manufacturers want close to $100 for this thing, and having used those $100 ones, I can confidently say this one works just as well!

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This card has 2 round magnets on the outer extremities of the top side. The magnets are not very powerful and tend to slide out at times. Card itself is fine though.

Works as intended but don't expect visual miracles- If your working in bright light it only enhances beam visibility by something like 50%. In other words if you can't see your beam with the naked eye it will still be difficult to view with this at best- but low cost probably makes it worthwhile to have when other options (like shading the area the beam strikes/decreasing distance) are difficult to accomplish or altogether not available. Easily stored with your laser.

Small accurate and brightly displayed when laser hits the target plate.

The idea (or so I was led to believe) of using green is to be able to see the beam outdoors. It's still hard to see after a few feet so that's why these reflectors exist? Didn’t work for me and my $400 green laser. None of these vendors give a working distance so you don’t know what to expect. I expected better. After about 20 feet you’re better off using a white sheet of paper or a white tape measure or ??? I tried a Milwaukee for twice the price but it acted the same. That one I returned but I’m keeping this one to remind me not to try any of these again. My conclusion: passive reflectors don’t work and you’d need an active one that emits a sound.