DinoFire Wireless Presentation Clicker Laser Pointer For Cats And Dogs, 330FT Range Remote PowerPoint Clicker, 2.4GHz Presentation Pointer For Mac, Laptop, And Computer Presentations Review

A colleague told me about this remote control and I showed it to my hubby who immediately went online and found all these other fancy ones with tons of bells and whistles. All I needed was something to wirelessly scroll through my slides without having to stand by the computer podium the entire presentation. The laser pointer is just icing on the cake. So whether I'm teaching in front of my college classes, workshops, or my elementary school students, this thing has been a game changer! In…

This is a great clicker for use during presentations, I plugged the USB into my computer and it automatically downloaded the driversPros:- Very light- easy to hold, I like the design more than the round clickers I used beforeCons:- The battery cover is a hassle to open, I had to get my Swiss army knife to open it- wish there where two dots on down button and three on laser button so i could feel which button my finger is on, currently only up and down buttons have 1 dot on them.

I am only using this as a laser-pointer for my cat to play with. It is purr-fect!Seems like Ebay has stopped selling the old pen-style pointers, and all the new ones have "presenter" functions built in. I'm ignoring that because the only presentation my kitten cares about is the tiny red dot on the wall - no, on the bed - no, on the wall - no, on the carpet! I like it because it's built so much better than the old style - it's comfortable and weighs a 10th of the metal pen. The buttons…

I have done paid profesional presenting for the last 30 years. This wireless presenter works flawlessy for me in all of my presentations. I mainly use Microsoft and Open Office presentations and even simply paging through a PDF file. The red laser pointer is very powerful and easy to see. I used this to present for two days straight and the single AAA battery never went dead. I also like the fact that it has an off switch on it to save battery life at night or when not in use. The sleek black…

I love this clicker. It’s awesome and does exactly as you would expect it to do. The only reason I gave it a 4 out of 5 (and if I could give half stars I would) is that it won’t click through animations on Google Slides which limits what I can do in my lesson slides. But the range is great. I can be all the way in the back of my classroom with my computer in the front, and it still works perfectly fine.

I needed a remote to advance PowerPoint slides for work. I wanted something that was light weight, small, and easy to use. I didn't need something with lots of extra features either. This does exactly what I need it to. After the first time set up, this has easily worked quickly in every computer I have used it in, both desktop and laptop. It is really light and easy to use. It does have a laser pointer which is nice, but doesn't have other features like screen darkening -- but I didn't want…

I am a graduate student who purchased this for giving slide presentations, and so far it has worked perfectly! Given the low price compared to other similar presenters, I was very pleasantly surprised that it worked so well. The range is perfectly fine for any standard presentation, I've used it on a stage 20-25 feet from the computer and it worked without any glitches. The laser is decently bright and worked fine on both TV and dropdown screens. The buttons give good haptic feedback and it is…

One of the best purchase I have made. I am a teacher and I take graduate classes at night so I am doing a lot of presentations. I was very hesitant to pull the trigger on purchasing one of these because I kept thinking I could get away with pressing the arrow keys or clicking the mouse however it changes the whole dynamic of my teaching. Rather than stand next to my computer in the corner of the classroom, I can walk around the room which not only engages the students more but it also limits…

I have tried several wireless presenters over the last few years and this is the best I've found so far. I've never had to change a battery, the wireless connectivity works fine, and unlike some other presenters, I've never found a computer that has trouble recognizing the USB wireless antenna. The magnetic USB storage slot in the device is also cool. One other subtle advantage of this device is that it is roughly the same size as a sharpie marker, so any pen slot that will fit a sharpie will…

I bought this solely to entertain my dog and it's great! Just what you need; just a bit hard to take the back cover off for the AAA battery (not included btw!).

I like this clicker - better than the Logitech. But the dongle (that plugs into the computer) is very small . and so easy to forget and leave behind in the classroom computer (which is what I did).

To me, an up arrow means moving forward and a down arrow means going back. I couldn't figure out why the slides weren't advancing until I clicked the down arrow and it went to the next slide.

I bought this as a light for my cat to play with so I can't say much about most of the features. That said, the light is strong enough to be visible in the daylight and it can be seen from a good distance away.It does need to be turned on and off manually, so it can drain the battery a bit if you forget to turn it off. I wish the indication light stayed on when in use so that it's easier to remember to turn it off.I also wish that you only had to click once to turn the laser on and off instead…

At first I was pretty apprehensive in buying this product since I've never heard of this brand before. I'm a teacher by profession and I needed a presenter so I can walk about the classroom while I deliver my lessons. Before I bought this product, I was largely in the front of the classroom most of the time if the students aren't working on something and this kind of lets the students in the back do whatever they want since I can't reach them. Logitech presenters are way too expensive for a…

The DinoFire Presenter is the first clicker I have purchased since I became a presenter. What I like most is how easy it is to click back and forth between the slides. The clicker is efficiently designed. The storage place for the USB fits snuggly at the bottom. The installation process took seconds. The DinoFire has four buttons, an off and on switch on the side. On the front face is the up and down button for moving the slides. The bottom button is for the red laser pointer. I have had the…

Cat's approve of this, the main reason I bought it. It's very bright. It does say you can use it for a presentation laser pointer, but I didn't get it for that and don't have a way to test that part, but it's really great for the cats. Only takes 1 AAA battery 🔋 😻😻😻

I had a big presentation and no remote for my new MacBookPro and purchased 3 remotes from 128 dollars, and 44 dollars and bought this one as a back up. The 128 one was so complex, never really could understand it, and the 44 dollar wone was bogus and only worked on old Macs, but they didnt tell you till you talked to tech help for twenty minutes. The day before my presentation this one came in the mail. and I grabbed it as I was headed to the Apple store to buy their external track pad where…

I put in a battery.I put the USB dongle into my USB port.It installed it without any prompts, no special drivers, no downloading or going to a weird website.I loaded a powerpoint.It cycled through the powerpoint as it was designed.The red laser pointer is bright enough and handles from across the room.For $11, this is great.The only reason it's not 5 stars, is because it feels like a $11 plastic dongle, it's kind of cheap feeling. But it's $11 cheap and works. So, this is not worth fussing…

I've used this for public speaking presentations. It still works very well for advancing through slides and as a pointer. It's a simple option at a great price.

When I ordered this device I was skeptical that it would work as promised because it was so (relatively) inexpensive. I have currently been using a RemotePoint Presenter which is much more expensive. In addition, I use Corel Presentations instead of PowerPoint and there is no indication that the DinoFire would work with this program. Nonetheless, I inserted a battery into the controller and plugged the USB portion into my laptop. The appropriate drivers were automatically downloaded and…