2 in 1 USB Type C Wireless Presentation Clicker Rechargeable, Finger Ring Powerpoint Clicker with Red Laser Pointer, Presenter Remote PPT Clicker for Powerpoint Presentations for Mac Computer Laptop

Works like a charm and I like the small size that fits in my inside pocket.

This is quite a nice little clicker. I have used a number of derivations of these over the years, and this model really seems to add some improvements.1. Ease of adjusting arrow controls: This is perhaps my favorite feature! Many clickers either lock the up/down arrows to pg up/pg down, or make you install a thrid party app to change it to left/right or up/down arrows for various programs. This model allows you to hold a series of buttons, see a flash, and the setting will be changed to 1 of 3 options. Great!2. Rechargeable battery: I've got nothing against good old fashioned battery power. But when traveling I hate having to carry around spares. Nice to have the ability to plug into a laptop or charger and be back at full charge.3. Double-sided adapter: The wireless dongle being so compact with both a USB-C and USB-A option is nice, and the self storage is great as well!All in all, this is a nicely designed and made clicker. Sleek design, functional laser (green), and good set of buttons and features. Have not done a range test, but no problem or glitches at 30 feet for use in a seminar.

I review my small items on a full size keyboard for size comparison.Wow. Love this design. Brilliant. It's about the size of a pen and has a clip on it, so you can carry it in a pocket or clip it to your shirt and have it readily accessible. A+. It has a GREEN and intense LED that results in a pinpoint dot that can clearly be seen on LED and LCD screens. The reflection is a small dot and it is not blinding. Don't point it at any eyes - just saying that it's sufficiently bright to work against an LED/LCD type flat panel display, which is rare. A+. It is rechargeable and has a USB connector to recharge it. A+. The buttons on the top are quite clear and complete. The pointer LED, forward/up, backward/down, a play button labeled as a switch between full (short press) and black (long press) screens, and a tab/enter/alt tab button (short or long press changes selection). A++++. It has an on/off switch near the power charging on one side. A+. It has volume up/down adjustments on the other side. A+. The dongle for the computer fits in the the back slot (which appears to be a battery slot but actually holds the USB dongle) and is USB A/USB C dual-sided. A++. So, the good list for this thing is quite impressive and I absolutely love it.What I dislike. Really, nothing that will be persistent. The manual is tiny and difficult to read - I needed a magnifying glasses or very bright light to read the small text. I tested it on a MacBook Pro i9 running Sonoma. The instructions said it would bring up a keyboard interface automatically. That didn't happen. I manually opened the keyboard settings but found that they never told me the name of the device to look for. (The manual is also out of date for the screenshots - Sonoma operating system is more modern than the screenshot system version.) I never found a way to connect to it in the settings, but found that after about a 2-3 minute wait, it just worked perfectly. This was a bit of an odd experience - it would advance PowerPoint slides in the display/edit mode (NOT presentation mode) immediately, but after a few minutes it also advanced the presentation mode. Now, my computer is tied to many peripherals and running a lot of programs, so the delay may be due to processor and bus load and you may not have the same experience. It did pair automatically. The volume adjustment works great when I'm using internal speakers, but if I use external speakers, it simply puts the computer into mute. It does not take the computer out of mute if I press again. So it works, increases and decreases volume, but peripheral volume controls seem lacking. I use a pair of 46" Sony Bravia TVs as my monitors, and this was my finding.So there are a few very minor negatives. However, I feel like it passed the test with a 100% score due to its brilliant design and feature-rich complement of controls, and that it just missed a few bonus points. The fact that I can carry it with me, that it holds the dongle inside, that it works in multiple modes on PowerPoint presentations, and that the laser is useful for LCD and LED TVs . . . well, I can't imagine a better design. I love it!

easy to use and means I am not stuck next to my laptop - lightweight too

good function, useful. Highly recommendable.

This laser pointer presentation remote is a game-changer for teachers! It lets me walk around the room to monitor students while still controlling my slides. The remote is easy to use, has great range, and enhances my classroom interaction. Highly recommend!

This device is perfect for small hands. Easy to use. I wore it on my index finger and it was ready set go.

Not clear how to use initially, but works pretty well