Norwii N95 Presentation Clicker, PowerPoint Clicker for Presentation Remote, Rechargeable Wireless Presenter Pointer, Slide Clicker for PC/Laptop in Classroom, Auditorium, Church(Green, USB-A)

I have used this for a few years and it has held up great. Stays charged forever and was well worth the money.

I've now bought a couple of these to use for presentations, and they really work very well. I'm tech lead for our group, and often get in guest speakers who want to control their own slides. But most remote clickers have a lot of buttons, are difficult to operate at a glance, or are otherwise overly complicated. I really like this remote because of its simplicity and clear markings. The forward button is larger, and the back button is a bit smaller and also well marked. The button for the laser pointer is easy to find as well on the front of the remote. There's no confusion for a new operator, as the buttons are very clear to purpose. The green laser is also extremely bright, and is much easier to see in our auditoirum than the typical red laser of many less expensive remotes. I'm also impressed with the distance, as it's probably 100' minimum from stage to tech booth, and even through a concrete wall behind our stage, it still controls the slides just fine. I'm very impressed with this remote for its quality and simplicity.

It took a while to get it to work with pro-presenter.

This is a nice, easy-to-use compact presentation pointer and clicker. It works well with PCs, Macs, Android, and Apple mobile devices. Good value. The pointer is bright enough for everyone to see.

Bought this to replace an old Logitech green laser pointer clicker that didn’t work anymore. This clicker works great. I like that it’s rechargeable and has the usb dongle held in with a magnet. Unfortunately, I’m not getting to use it as much as I like. This works great on projector screens, but we’re moving more and more to big screen TVs and laser pointers don’t work on the screens!

I purchased one for myself for when I teach. Liked it so much that when the church needed a new clicker, I bought them this one. Then I purchased a 3rd for our son who gives lectures. I've used clickers that were 3 times the price and I prefer this one. Charges easily and quickly. The longest I've used it at a time is only 5 hours. So not sure how long it last before needing to charge. But I like that you can actually use it while it is charging. Not all clickers let you do that.

It works good at 20 feet. anything more than 30 feet, it's not responsive as advertised.

The remote's forward and back buttons default to utilizing the up and down arrow keys to move between slides, but my presentation software requires the left and right arrow keys to move between slides. No problem, I thought; I'll just remap the remote's settings in the downloadable software that's designed to make those changes.Unfortunately, no matter what I did with the software, I couldn't get the changes to save, so I decided to email the company for help. Honestly, I didn't have high hopes since there's no customer support contact listed on Norwii's website, and the company is based in China. But, within 12 hours, I received a helpful response with instructions on how to remap the keys.It's crazy how Norwii's instructions for remapping the buttons on the remote are wrong. And it's crazy how the software they provide for this very purpose doesn't work on the N95. But I'm very impressed and thankful for the responsiveness of the company to my request for help. I'm also pleased with the design of the remote and that it works at such long distances. I highly recommend this product.Here's how to remap the remote's forward and back buttons:(1) Insert the receiver into your computer.(2) Turn on the remote.(3) Press and hold both the forward and back buttons on the remote for three seconds. The blue indicator light will rapidly flash, indicating that the configuration of the buttons has changed.The first time you do this, the buttons will remap to controlling the left and right arrows, do it again, and they'll remap to controlling the page up and page down buttons, do it a third time, and they'll return to the default of controlling the up and down buttons.