Keyspan by Tripp Lite PR-US2 Presentation Remote Wireless w Laser, Mouse
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Customer Review: I love it
Summary: 5 Stars
This works great. I have no complaints. It's easy to hold, is unobtrusive, and has features found in the more expensive products. I like that it can also simultaneously be used to control media players, so you can manage background music, as well. The "joystick" center button I found a little difficult to use for precise motion. It comes with a nice little carrying bag, with a separate pocket to store the USB device.Customer Review: Handy AND dandy
Summary: 4 Stars
I use this almost daily in my classroom. While it was a little touchy at first, since being oriented it's been flawless. Several other teachers I work with also have this remote and there's never any interference. The laser pointer isn't the easiest thing to use on the fly, but the two-button operation does keep most kids from being able to figure it out. I strongly recommend picking one of these up.Customer Review: Excellent presentation tool
Summary: 4 Stars
In my work I do media presentations from my laptop several times per day. With the Keystone remote I can sit with the client at a distance and still both operate the laptop and control the presentations. It took some practice to be able to operate it in "mouse" mode accurately. But within an hour or so I could do anything I can do with a regular mouse. I'm very satisfied with this product.Customer Review: counterintuitive
Summary: 1 Stars
This clicker is counterintuitive. You need to roll a roller toward you to advance the slide, and away from you to back up. When pressing the button for the laser, it is too easy to move the roller on the side accidentally, unintentionally advancing slides. It is also inconvenient, and takes too long, to start the laser pointer, which also requires two hands. Who came up with this?Customer Review: Keyspan Presentation Remotes
Summary: 4 Stars
This isn't the flashiest remote on the planet, but we've found it easy to use on both PC and Mac machines. Having the pointer feature was something everybody wanted, along with being able to walk around and still advance the frames. We give new remotes to new faculty and I've had several requests for replacements after we've used the old ones to death, so everybody seems happy.