DINOSTRIKE Wireless Presenter Remote with Air Mouse Control, Rechargeable USB Presentation Clicker PPT Pointer RF 2.4GZ PowerPoint Clicker Slide Advancer for Computer Laptop Mac

Excelent product. Stable and rapid bluetooth connection, all buttons work correctly and fulfill expectactions. The only thing that could improve is thedirection of the pointer, not that easy you have to adapt. I give 5 stars because I liked it does the job.

Overall I’m impressed with the functionality and ease of this presentation remote. I create presentations that have a number of interactions included and this remote has helped me not be tied down to my computer. Here are my overall pros and cons of this tool:Pros- Charges quickly- Charge lasts 8+ hours with use- Simple set up, just plug and play- Great range- Air mouse feature allows interaction without being at computer- Compact size is easy to travel- Pocket clip (I can’t tell you how many times I’ve set my old remote down and forgot where it was)Cons- Air mouse speed, a touch on the fast side. I haven’t found a way to adjust- Slim design is not idea ergonomically to hold for extended timesThe pros definitely outweigh any cons, which really come down to preferences. If you deliver interactive presentations and don’t want to be tied down to your computer the entire time, this clicker is worth purchasing.

This presenter controller is a great device. Controlling slides is easy and slightly customizable: you can switch the up and down arrows depending on the way you think about slide movement--nice feature. The volume control on the side is very handy. The magnetic slot for the laptop dongle(why do I always smile when I type that word?) is brilliant. Charges quickly and holds a charge. Every thing you need.The only issue I had was a BIG ONE.Using it on a MacBook Pro running the Monteray OS, whenever I pressed and held down the "Up" button it would bring up a print dialog box and freeze the MacBook. I mean Freeze Solid. No force Quit, no nothing. Had to restart the computer. An absolute deal-breaker. Having a button on your remote that can derail your presentation completely is Just. Too. Dangerous.I finally found out a semi-fix. The laptop was never assigned a printer. So once I went to settings and selected a printer, it would still bring up the print dialog box when I held down the Up button, but I could click on the "Cancel" button and would be back with a mouse click.It still isn't perfect, but I can at least recover without restarting the MacBook.

I teach science and social studies and do plenty of teaching using Google Slides. This clicker is my favorite by far, and it really comes down to the clip, pocket size, and mouse feature. The clip means I can clip it to myself while teaching and I am way less likely to set it down and lose it in my classroom. I also like that it is small enough to put it in my pocket and it fit comfortably and takes up no more room then if you put 2 pens in your pocket. Lastly the mouse feature has enough range for my whole classroom, is easily toggled off or on, and is super intuitive to use. This clicker overall is a great and relatively cheap buy, and I recommend it to all teachers.

Works great

I love it.

I just missed the return window on this (two days), otherwise I would have sent it back. It's fine for what it is - when projecting locally, it's responsive, and works reasonably well. If I were just using to project from my laptop to a local projector, it would be fine - responsive and I really liked the "soft" laser pointer, since it works on a screen.But over a network, it's quite laggy, to the point of being unusable. I tried it on Zoom for a webinar I was presenting, as well as over Microsoft Teams for a team meeting, and in both cases had to stop because it was impractical to use. I'm no expert, so can't tell whether this issue could be fixed through tweaking settings. I think it's got its limitations, but could work for others.

Love it! It works great and the battery lasts a long time.