The main differences between red and green laser levels are brightness, distance accuracy, applicable scenarios, and price.
Brightness: Green laser levels are usually brighter than red laser levels. In brighter environments, green lasers are more suitable because their beams are brighter and easier to detect.
Distance accuracy: At shorter distances, the accuracy of red and green laser levels is not much different, but at longer distances, green lasers are more accurate because their wavelengths are shorter and their beams are thinner, making them easier for the human eye to perceive.
Indoor environments: Red laser levels are more suitable for indoor use because their light is softer and not too glaring.
Outdoor environments: Green laser levels are more suitable for outdoor use because their light is brighter and clearer, providing better visibility in strong light.
Price: Green laser levels are usually more expensive than red laser levels because their technology and manufacturing costs are higher.
Stability: Red laser levels have better stability and are suitable for long-term use; green laser levels are more sensitive to environmental changes, such as temperature changes or insufficient power and may be unstable. Power Consumption: Red laser levels have lower power consumption and are suitable for long-term use; green laser levels have higher power consumption and require more frequent battery replacement or use of high-performance batteries.
