Examples of Class 1 laser products include:

Class 1 laser products are designed to be safe under all conditions of normal use. They typically include devices that contain lasers which are inherently safe due to their low output power and design features that prevent exposure to hazardous levels of laser radiation. Laser printers and compact disc players are excellent examples of Class 1 laser products.

In laser printers, the laser is contained and operates within the device, resulting in minimal risk of exposure to personnel. Similarly, compact disc players utilize low-power lasers to read the discs, and the laser is shielded from the user, making these devices safe for everyday use.

Other choices include devices that either do not contain lasers at all or are not designed as Class 1 products, making them unsuitable for this classification. For instance, televisions may use various technologies, including LED or LCD screens, but not all utilize lasers in a way that would classify them as Class 1. Additionally, while medical lasers and scanners may incorporate lasers, they are usually classified as Class 3 or possibly Class 4, as they present a higher risk and require strict safety measures.