Presentation Clicker Type C/USB A 2 in 1 PowerPoint Remote Control Wireless Presenter with Hyperlink & Volume Control Receiver PPT Slide Clicker for Mac/Win/Computer/Laptop(Battery Included)

I love the ergonomic component and that it is so slender. Very responsive with little delay between click and movement in the presentation. My one small issue with this remote is that the usb insert isn’t very stable. But once, I got use to its finicky nature I’ve really enjoyed it!

Was one of the few I could find that did usb c and also does regular usb. Worked great as a slide changer / laser pointer for my class and also serves as a cat toy laser.

It's a cheap alternative, although not exactly as described in the product descriptions. Perhaps I was expecting too much from it to work on the digital screens, but it worked fine for 4 times. Then the USB cover came off, which was built pretty plastique/flimsy to begin with and the USB connector is now stuck in the main clicker body and I have no use of the whole clicker. Defective design even for a cheap clicker.

I’ve been using another clicker for years, but don’t like the adapters needed to use it with my MacBook. This one didn’t need any adapters which is very convenient. It’s lightweight and easy to hold. It’s also easy to use. My only complaint is that to go to the next slide you click down. My initial guess was up. But maybe everyone else already knew that!

Works as expected.

Pros:It runs on Linux, at least Linux Mint 20.2, without needing extra drivers.It fits well in the hand and looks nice.It feels solid enough.Cons:The USB-A end is sized wrong (it's too snug in USB-A ports) and it doesn't seem to work. Only the USB-C end works for me.

I bought this for my 16 year son for Christmas, it was on his wishlist so that he could do some type of PowerPoint presentation. He seems to be happy with what it does:)

Purchased to have when presenting at a national conference (as I was not sure the AV people could support a MacBook in a PC world). The installation was simple and it worked well in my testing about 5 feet away. On the day of the event, standing on stage about 50 feet away, it lost signal and would not advance my slides. Ugh. I had to stand on one side of the stage to be within 30 feet. Frustrating, but I get I got was I paid for (cheap).