USB Rechargeable Hyperlink Wireless Presentation Clicker Remote Control RF 2.4GHz For Keynote/Mac/PC/Laptop - DinoFire Green Light Review

[EDIT] - it's now been over a year, and I just can't say enough great things about this remote presenter. I've purchased several more for my staff to use. At first I was skeptical about the rechargeable batteries. I thought I would have preferred regular batteries so I could always have spares. But the charge lasts so long, and the recharging time is so fast, that I'm now very happy this has rechargeable batteries. [END OF EDIT]OK, I’m impressed! Finally, a presenter with a PERFECT green laser…

Let me start by saying that I'm a graduate student who needs to give presentations at least twice a semester, and that having to wander back to the computer terminal to do so every time I need to change the slide is a pet peeve of mine. Also that, because I already had a pointer/presenter (the Kensington Wireless Presenter with Laser Pointer ), my fellow graduate students were constantly borrowing it and wearing down its batteries. Because the laser pointer in my Kensington wasn't quite as…

Day 1 - streamlined, looks well built. Slide advancer buttons have a nice click. On/off power slider switch on the left side. Carry bag included with a USB cord. The dot is very bright and green - highly visible. Over about 30' the dot is about 1/2" wide. which is quite a bit bigger than any other pointer I have used. It had a partial charge out of the box. I plugged it into the wall using an ipod USB wall block to fully charge it and it took about 15 minutes. Not sure how much of a charge…

The laser is okay. If you are looking for something that you click on for a second or two every couple minutes, this should work fine for you. If you are a heavy laser user, you should avoid this one. The casing is plastic which makes it difficult for the laser to dissipate heat and it will go dim after a minute or so of constant use. If you let it cool down, the laser will come back, but it's a bit annoying if you are teaching with diagrams.The other issue I have with this is that the laser…

Where I teach Chemistry, there is a large wall mounted Periodic Table of Elements that I refer to every class. Using the laser pointer allows me to point out specific elements, groups, periods, and trends. I also appreciate that the buttons on the remote control Powerpoint slides. The fact that the remote is rechargeable means that I never need to worry about swapping the batteries in the middle of a discussion.10/10 would recommend!

A nice green laser pointer.I had previously bought a white-bodied red laser pointer Wireless Presenter, but I wanted a green to use for astronomy and one that wasn't so visible in dark locations.This laser pointer is perfect for that.There are 3 buttons on the top: the closest to you is the pointer button, then a 'forward' button, then a 'back' button. Above that is a blue/red light. It flashes blue when you turn the pointer on and is red while charging. Charging light turns off when pointer is

I have used this product for almost a year now and it works fantastic! First off, the laser is brighter than the logitech laser pointers. I like the shape of it because it feels like a pen unlike the Logitech's R800 which gets thicker toward the bottoms of their device. I have tried this laser pointer with multiple devices and it has worked every time. It's a plug and play. I used it on my surface pro 4 to control powerpoints and it works perfectly. I've used it on a Dell PC plugged into a USB…

I bought this through Ebay July 27. Today is March 28, 2020. The green laser pointer stopped working. I don’t even use it but once a month on average. I’m not sure what the warranty is but if it does not even make a yr with very little usage, then it’s unreliable for presentations. Embarrassing product that an cause you embarrassment in front of an audienceUpdate 4/16/2020: I contacted the seller and they were absolutely very understanding & provided courteous professional service. Sally and…

Works as advertised with a bright green laser that is impossible to miss. No battery needed as the internal lithium ion is sufficient enough and non-removable. Charges via USB and charges fairly quickly. Used it today for the second week of a source that I am teaching with little to no issues. My only complain is the black out for the projector and full screen mode are not visibly marked as you need to hold down the arrow button in order to get them to function. A simple read of the manual…

This is a beautiful work of art. It fits nicely in my hand, it has almost no setup time on the computer, and the controls are wonderful. The lazer is powerful and very clear, I can shine it across my entire lawn for my dog to chase. I love that there is a tab button because tab is an often used shortcut by me. If mine broke I'd probably buy another, but it still works so I don't need to yet.

My favorite clicker by far!My profession is speaking nationally. I love this slide advancer.Pros:1) Usb charging. you never run out of batteries while traveling.2) The green light can be seen on most computer screens.3) Intelligent usb storage location. You don't have to open up the back. :)4) Looks stylish and by having a pen-like design allows you to use it to point to objects as a pen. Which as a presenter, occasionally comes in handy when using the laser would look weird.5) Durability. Been

It has a great set of features and a nice bright green laser. The controls are super simple and easy to use. It takes just a little bit to make sure you are clicking the right button but with a little practice it's a breeze. I'd like it to have a tractor indicator to help with this.After a few months I had an issue. Prior to that I had the coolest toy at the office. So I updated my Ebay review to make sure I notified them there was an issue. Within a few hours I was contacted, asked a few…

I purchased this wireless presenter to replace one of a different model and manufacturer that was wearing out. Yes, I wore out a presenter! I wanted to get away from batteries, a brighter laser, and something smaller than the old one I was using. As a college instructor, I have to carry everything with me for my classes, so size and compactness matters, as well as ease of use.I gave it 5 stars for the following reasons. 1. I really like how small and compact this presenter is. The pictures on…

This thing works great. The laser is super bright and works on all the tv-screens and projector screens at my work. I like how it recharges instead of uses batteries. I've had it for a few months now and I've had to recharge it 2 or 3 times. I use it about 6

I have used the Dinofire Green for two presentations so far, and I have made it my main laserpointer/clicker. The things Ilike are: a) the green laser light is bright, -stands out well on the screen, b) it is small, it is easy to place in a small case with other stuff, e.g., USB adaptors, c) it is USB rechargeable and holds its charge well so far,- no hassle of AAA batteries that go dead when there is no store convenient-no need to pack spare AAA's. d) the USB adaptor fits neatly and…