NORWII N26 Wireless Presentation Clicker, Presentation Remote, PowerPoint Clicker with Pointer for PowerPoint Presentations, Power Point Clicker Wireless Presenter Remote - Pink

If the color doesn't say enough, let me tell you. The ease of connectivity, was just as easy as plug and play. I was clicking away with quick response time moving smoothly through my Google and Canva Slides. It is light weight and easily fits in my hand, do not let the light weight fool you, it is quite durable. The little USB pulls out from the bottom and the quick plug in makes its functionality fool proof.

A very good Item and price. Works perfectly.

I frequently present, and my computer is often set up in the AV room, about 80 feet away and behind a wall with a small opening. I previously tried a Logitech remote priced at $ 30 at Walmart(sells for $50 at Office Max), which was disappointing. In contrast, this $10 remote offers three times the range of the expensive Logitech model. The setup was easy and plug-and-play, enabling me to switch slides from 100 feet away, even with my computer on the second floor while I controlled it from the first-floor bedroom. While it doesn’t come with a AAA battery, the performance at this price is exceptional. Comes in a nice case to store as well. The magnetic USB receiver does not fall off easily.

Purchased for my college student who is going to school to be a HS teacher. She found it very useful to have this so she could stay in the front of the class for lectures and presentations while her laptop is stuck in the back of the classroom where the AV plug in is. She loves the pink color (adds some fun to her work) and we found it very affordable. Highly recommend. It's easy to use and small enough to fir comfortably in any adults hand.

I train side by side on a computer at work and this is great to direct trainees where to look/click while interacting with clients. It Allows us both to communicate without being in each others personal space.

Bought for daughter to use in college. Works great!

I use it quite often while giving presentations in the classroom

Use it for training at work to point in the screen. Easier than leaning over