DinoFire Presentation Clicker Laser Pointer for Cats Dogs, 330FT Wireless Presenter Remote PowerPoint Clicker Presentation Remote, 2.4GHz Presentation Pointer for Mac, Laptop Computer 1
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It's a press-release-style press release. and the button to hold
I'd estimate a range of about 100 feet when there are no other devices present, with slightly less range when there are. Our auditorium is approximately 100 feet in length. long. I can give a presentation from the comfort of my own home. About 5 feet back from the stage, a laptop set about 4 feet off the ground is used to change slides. When the audience (and their cell phones, tablets, and other electronic devices) is packed into the auditorium. The range drops to around 90 feet even when pointing directly at the wireless receiver. br>I believe you will have no issues if you use this in a "normal" classroom setting. It is impossible to overestimate the value of this remote.
One triple A battery is required. Always remember to turn on and off the device. It does not turn on or off on its own.
What is the relationship between Propresenter 6 and this feature? It will only go up and down through individual presentations, not slides.
Selected User Reviews For DinoFire Presentation Clicker Laser Pointer for Cats Dogs, 330FT Wireless Presenter Remote PowerPoint Clicker Presentation Remote, 2.4GHz Presentation Pointer for Mac, Laptop Computer 1
This DinoFire Wireless Presenter is great, and it comes with almost everything I could possibly need. Prior to the DinoFire, I had a Logitech, and since the Logitech had grown legs, I didn't want to spend nearly three times as much on something that might walk again. The Logitech was also excellent. Other reviewers are correct when they say the buttons are in an odd configuration, i. e. The down arrow advances slides; however, I was aware of this prior to making the purchase, so it wasn't a major issue for me. My co- When I told her that the down arrow was the advance button, she looked at me funny. However, I do not believe that this warranted a reduction in stars. The Logitech has a button to switch to a black screen that the DinoFire does not. When I needed it, it was a handy feature, but it wasn't a deal breaker. This presenter has a good range of motion with the red pointer and slide advancement. Overall, I would strongly suggest it.
This pointer is fantastic. There are no frills or bells and whistles here; just a presentation that moves along as expected. The pointer is also very useful. It's small and extremely handy, to the point where I've left it in my coat jacket because I couldn't feel it. br>One thing that irritates me is that the forward and back buttons are reversed, implying that down is forward (presumably referring to moving down in the presentation) and vice versa. It's not a big deal, and it only takes a few uses to adjust to. Excellent value for money. It comes highly recommended.
I bought this as a toy for my cat, so I can't comment on the majority of the features. However, the light is bright enough to be seen in broad daylight and from a considerable distance. It must be manually turned on and off, so if you forget to turn it off, it will drain the battery. I wish the indicator light stayed on while in use so that turning it off is easier to remember. br>br>I also wish you could turn the laser on and off with a single click rather than having to hold the button down. My fingers get tired after a while of holding down the button. But, since this was designed for presentations, I suppose it's understandable that the laser wouldn't want to be turned on all the time. br>br>It appears to have a long battery life, and I like the small drawstring bag that comes with it for storage. Overall, I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a good laser to play with their cat.
I run Windows 7 Professional on a Lenovo ThinkPad. The page up and down keys function as expected, scrolling like the keyboard keys in a variety of applications (PowerPoint, PDF, and so on). br>br>The laser pointer is also good, but if Amazon allowed reviews, my cats would get one star for being unimpressed with this toy. Sophia is interested in playing with it for a few moments, but Roscoe isn't. "Don't waste your time; I know what you're doing, and I'm out," he says simply.
When I opened the package after receiving it in the mail, I was surprised. The only thing missing from this package is the battery. Inside, you'll find a well-padded box with a nice foam that the presenter fits snugly into but is easy to remove, as well as a nice cloth bag to store and carry the unit in if the box is too much for you. There's also information on how to set up this product, and the box is large enough to hold extra batteries if necessary. The laser pointer functions similarly to any other over-the-counter pointer. It will not work on backlit displays, but it will work perfectly on projected images. Above all, the device is comfortable to hold and use. Overall, if you're looking for a low-cost, straightforward presenter, this is it.
Installing and using the product is a breeze. I'm a Google Slides fanatic who has never had any issues! I give a lot of presentations each month and enjoy not having to be tethered to my computer.
The range is good, and the size is incredibly small, but most presenters believe the up and down buttons are in the wrong order. The laser is effective, and the range is appropriate. We needed a two-button remote for speakers with a lot of buttons. We prefer remote controls that move left and right because that is what they are used to. This is up and down, with the down button moving the slides forward and the up button moving them backward. We'll keep it as a backup, but it won't be the first device we give to someone who hasn't used it before.
The remote worked fine the first time I used it until it became extremely hot in my hand, at which point I opened the battery compartment to discover that the battery had begun to leak inside the remote, and I threw it away. Okay, I reasoned- It could've been a faulty battery. BUT, after that, I bought a second, brand-new remote and made it a point to change the batteries every month (I use Duracell batteries, not cheap batteries). Even so, a few months after purchasing the remote, I noticed that it became extremely hot during normal use. Suddenly, battery acid began to leak from the remote, causing the plastic to melt all over the place. It's a miracle I wasn't hurt!! This isn't a good option at all- This remote isn't working properly!.