Rechargeable Presentation Clicker for PowerPoint, USB-C/A Green Laser Pointer Wireless Presenter Remote, Projector Smart Board Slideshow PPT Google Slide Advancer for Mac/Laptop/Computer/Office

Love this clicker! Super easy to use and the battery life seems to go forever. I'll plug it in here and there but never had an issue with it dying when I needed it. I use it for presentations so I dont need to be by my laptop the whole time. I don't use the laser much, but works perfectly fine. Good size too, not too big.

So far I use it for tea hing computer classes, so iuse it primarily as a laser pointer. But I have tested it for PowerPoint presentations and it works perfectly for the basic functions. No more looking for where I put that laser pointer - it's right on my finger and I can control the laser pointer with my thumb, so my hands are free to operate my wireless keyboard and touchpad. Writing is a bit clumsy, as the unit is in the way of my handwriting. I've taught four classes so far of three hours each, and I have not needed to recharge it yet. I am very pleased with the purchase.

It's pretty tight for average man's finger. I have to wear on my pinky which makes it hard to operate.

This clicker is small and easy to use. I always have it available for Presenters that leave there’s at home. Works well will all computers.

This mouse clicker can be worn as a ring and you can stay anywhere in the classroom and use it. I am loving an would recommend to everyone who needs it.

Funciona bien. Fácil de usar. Buen precio.

I just used this for a presentation for my colleagues and it worked so well!

The media could not be loaded. Decently sturdy, works as expected, handy case. The ring part is not super flexible, as the video shows. Larger hands would struggle. I liked the idea of holding it on the finger for full range of hand gesturing, but when it’s secure on the hand, it is really difficult for the thumb to reach the buttons and to feel which button does which. So I was constantly looking at and fooling with the device while presenting. If you hold it right it’s not bad.