DINOSTRIKE Wireless Presenter Remote with Portable Case, USB C Presentation Clicker with case for PowerPoint with Storage Organizer Bag-Teachers Office Essentials

Worked great for Mac as a teacher

Love this item. It gives flexibility for using USB-C or USB-A connections. Simple, compact, affordable, and works great!

If you're looking for a basic slides remote, this one is great. no setup required, good weight and feel in your hand. Only a 4 because the extra functionality isn't quite intuitive. I could look more into it, but the thing was I didn't NEED it so it didn't bother me. (all I need is something to advance slides, I dont need to open windows, start videos, etc.) Fantastic for the price point. Good range, solid connection, no issues.

So far I like this, and I haven’t lost the USB thing like I usually do when I take it in to teach. I like the little carrying case. It’s easy to use and it works in my Apple product and at school, which is the HP I believe. I can walk around the classroom and not have to be stuck behind the computer when doing PowerPoint presentations. Plus when I’m home I can use the laser pointer to play with my cats. Remember to turn it off because the batteries die.

Excelent product...

As a business coach and public speaker, I rely upon the ability to focus on communicating with an audience. Messing around with slide decks is not only working against that relationship and trust-building dialogue, it comes off as unprepared - or worse: unprofessional. This little gem takes that shuffle issue off the table.

At first I was VERY impressed with this device... until I trPRed to actually USE it!' PROS: 1. Digital version of the Instruction manual and software guide. 2. Separate buttons for EACH function (digital/physical laser, spotlight, magnifier, annotated, etc) CONS: EXTREMELY UNRELIABLE SOFTWARE CONSTANTLY LOSES CONNECTION WITH DEVICE, MAKING IT UNACCEPTABLE FOR PROFESSIONAL USE DURING LECTURES! My lectures must comply with very a very strict schedule set by government regulators. This device seems to RANDOMLY stop working, requiring me to force quit the program, then unplug the dongle, and plug it back in. This would not only look bad during a presentation, IT PUTS ME AT RISK OF NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE SCHEDULE. I really wanted to like this device, but until they improve the reliability of the software, I can NOT recommend it to anyone! UPDATE: I discovered that the Presenter works more reliably when the software is copied to the hard drive of the computer and run from there. It is also more reliable when the dongle is DIRECTLY connected to the PC, instead of using a USB Hub