Wireless USB Remote Presentation Clicker Pen Best Price Discount Promo Coupon Code
July 24, 2010 – 5:23 pm
- Red laser pointer – Specs: Wavelength=650nm, Output=1mw)
- Page up and down function
- USB receiver is plug and play – no driver required
- System support: Windows Vista/XP/2000/Me/98
Product Description
Ideal for professors, business professionals, lecturers, teachers, students. Red laser pointer – Specs: Wavelength=650nm, Output=1mw). Page up and down function. USB receiver is plug and play – no driver required. Laser distance: Over 200m. Control distance: Over 15m. Padded carrying case included for the wireless laser remote and USB receiver. Remote powered by 1 x AAA Battery (included). Supports MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, ACDSee, Website, Acrobat Reader et… More >>
Wireless USB Remote Presentation Clicker Pen Best Price Discount Promo Coupon Code
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5 Responses to “Wireless USB Remote Presentation Clicker Pen Best Price Discount Promo Coupon Code”
Have no problems with this device so far. I’ve used in several presentations and it works great.
Rating: 4 / 5
By S. Theodore on Jul 24, 2010
Why pay $50-$100 when you can get this perfectly functional mouse/laser pointer for less than $25? I’m not a frequent presenter, but when I am asked to present, this is a great companion to pull out of my satchel. Much more effective presentations when you don’t have to continually walk back to the laptop to advance slides.
Rating: 5 / 5
By T Plath on Jul 24, 2010
Obviously made in China, the instructions need someone with a knowledge of English to review them; or print them in Chinese and let us guess.
Rating: 5 / 5
By William E. Grieshober on Jul 24, 2010
Don’t buy….advance button sticks….laser pointer quits working…..odd sized battery that runs out of power very quickly…..you will end up buying a new one. I’m sorry I bought this one!
Rating: 1 / 5
By Linda Mendez on Jul 25, 2010
I purchased this device and it worked fine for the first few tries. But I’ve found that during presentations the forward button gets stuck and it advances the slides to the very end. It now does this just about every other time I use it. Stay away from this pointer.
Rating: 1 / 5
By Ryan Raffaelli on Jul 25, 2010