DINOSTRIKE Air Mouse Green Light USB Rechargeable Presentation Clicker Wireless Presenter Presentation Remote Control RF 2.4 GHz Powerpoint Clicker Slide Advancer for Mac Laptop Computer

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.

I bought this air mouse for the purpose of watching movies on my laptop through an HDMI cable connected to a tv anytime I travel. The intent was for me to be able to control basic playback functions on my laptop (play, pause, etc.) without having to get up every time. Now that I've had a chance to use it, I can leave a review. I gotta say I'm pretty satisfied with it; it's working pretty well for me and I'm not having any real issues with it. The only tricky thing I've come across so far is that trying to press the left click button can cause the mouse pointer to move on the screen because you're slightly moving the air mouse just by pressing the button. This is easily remedied by supporting the air mouse with my left hand while pressing the left click button with my right when I need more fine control. I initially wanted something that was closer in size to a tv remote, but I think this unit's smaller size makes it more convenient for travel and doesn't take away from its usability. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it for what I need and I'd recommend it.

I have used 'clickers' for years while presenting classes, briefings, etcetera. With the modern era, sometimes the presentation is on a monitor (which typically you cannot see the laser pointer) or the presentation is in a blended environment (in person and folks online with Teams/Go-To/Zoom/Skype/etc.) where folks online cannot see the laser either. This pointer is a full-function clicker with laser, FWD/Reverse control, black screen, and volume control. However, it also functions as a mouse--a function you can turn on/off when you want to do so. I LOVE it--it is awesome! There is the typical 'dongle' to plug in for it to communicate with the computer/presentation source. It charges by USB (USB 'A' for the computer, Micro USB on the clicker side). Once in 'mouse' mode, everything else still works but you have the option of left-click and such to control things on screen or simply move the pointer around so both your audiences can see the item to which you are referring. So, the 'bad': The slide control is reverse of what you would expect so that takes some getting used to. (i.e., the button that points ahead/away from you actually backs the slide up, the button that points towards you or 'back' actually advances the slide forward). Also, the buttons are all lined up in a row with little tactile indication which is which so I find myself having to look down at the device to ensure I am clicking the correct button. The button 'click' is not as pronounced as some other clickers so it is difficult to track by feel whether or not you actually clicked the button or how many times you pushed it (sometimes you want to advance or reversed a specific number of clicks--you have to count with this clicker). And, it does not come with a carry pouch/protective bag/case/etc. so I have already lost the charging cord that came with it. Beyond those two things, a great little device and terrific value. (yes, I did buy both the green laser and the red laser models.)

This works really well. It has some really great features. The laser doesn’t work on the tv, and sometimes it takes a while for people to get used to what button goes forward and what goes back. Overall really happy.

Great tool for schoolteacher.

This is very small -- about the size of an old fashioned fountain pen. I bought it to control Win 11 streaming on my laptop during exercising. I really wanted to love this but I am unable to control the mouse pointer with any reliability or precision at all. It bounces all over, disappears, and reappears in a different place. Switching between the pointer button and then the click button makes it nearly impossible to accurately select an item on the TV screen and then click on it. I know that Windows has fine tuning tools for a pointing device but I'm not sure that will solve the problem. With a lot of practice and some OS tweaking I'm sure my skill with this will improve if the frustration doesn't win out first.

One of the best purchases I’ve made as a teacher!! Makes my life so much easier when navigating my SmartTV in my classroom. I use it to change slides, adjust volume, & navigate the mouse! It’s so nice to be able to change the slide or pause/play a video from anywhere in the room! Also love that it’s rechargeable—I charged it once at the beginning of the school year and haven’t had to charge it again till just today, which is 6 months later!! And I use it constantly every school day!

It works great as a cat toy. It's better ergonomics than the cheap little ones, so better for the humans.

Take about 2 weeks to receive it. Can use.