A laser light bar uses laser diodes rather than standard LEDs to produce a tighter beam that carries further. The trade is the usual one: distance for width. A laser bar puts its output into a narrow corridor well ahead of the vehicle, which makes it a fast dirt road and open highway tool rather than a tight-track tool.
More lumens does not mean more distance. A wide flood spreads its output sideways; a laser concentrates it down the road. If you want both, run a laser alongside a flood or combo bar rather than expecting one unit to do the lot.
There is one model in this collection, the ION-S22. Everything else, including the side shooters and the dual colour bars, sits in the light bar comparison.