AES 128-bit encryption ensures your presentation commands remain private and protected from interference.
Move freely around the room with reliable wireless coverage up to 65 feet for flexible presentations.
No drivers or software needed; simply connect the nano receiver to start presenting instantly.
Receiver conveniently stores inside the battery compartment when not in use for easy portability.
Works seamlessly with Windows and Mac systems, supporting PowerPoint, Keynote, and other software.
The Kensington Wireless Presenter with Nano Receiver puts slide navigation in the presenter's hand instead of at the keyboard, letting a speaker move around a room while still advancing slides, going back, or blanking the screen between points. The compact remote uses a four-button layout dedicated to forward, back, and screen control, keeping the learning curve short for anyone stepping in front of an audience the first time. Its most distinctive feature is the tiny nano receiver, which plugs into a USB port and stores inside the presenter's own battery compartment when not in use, so there is no separate dongle to misplace between meetings. The wireless link operates on the 2.4GHz band and is effective at distances up to 65 feet, giving presenters room to walk the length of a conference room or a small auditorium without losing the connection to a laptop or podium computer. Every command sent between the presenter and the receiver is protected with AES 128-bit encryption, the same wireless technology adopted by agencies within the U.S. government. Power comes from two included AAA batteries, keeping the device light enough to hold through a long presentation. Setup is plug and play, with the receiver recognized automatically on Windows XP and later as well as Mac OS X 10.11 and above, so no software needs to be installed before a meeting starts. The compact size fits into a pocket, laptop bag, or conference folder, making it simple to carry between rooms. Kensington built the presenter for sales teams and classroom instructors.
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