Customer Ratings & Reviews

Well, I had this gift certificate from Best Buy as a reward for buying my wife a new phone, so I had to spend a bit. After the reward was applied and about $5 of my money for tax and whatnot, I had this ready for pick up. It does just what you expect and also other things. It is a nice presenter, but it does not have onboard storage. In the age of Cloud, I get that, but I will not ditch my Kensington with the USB data and transceiver just yet. The integration with Windows, Teams, and PowerPoint is intuitive and adds value.

Works perfectly with Microsoft Teams. It is worth the money simply for the "mute" and "hand raise" functions so that I can walk around my office while on a call. The virtual laser pointer is another key feature for me during screen sharing. I've been using it for about a month now and the only issue I found is that it can be challenging to charge it with the provided base. If it gets bumped at all it stops charging. Easier to just plug in a USB-C cable to charge. Battery life is great as I have only had to charge it once over the last month.

Pretty easy to use. Very light to handle. It can also be used for google slides. The pointer is actually a simulated mouse. Sometimes this digital pointer will have some trouble.

[Employee of bestbuy] If you are using teams and join/present on a decent amount of meetings this is worth every penny. You can customize a few of the buttons. I love this remote for the mute on/off and camera on/off.

An almost useless gadget. The pros: The only useful feature is the the laser feature. It is nice that it comes with a dock AND can be charged via USB-C. Small and compact to fit into any bag. Cons: Too much emphasis on working with one app (teams). The teams button and microphone button are a waste of space if you’re not presenting on teams, and makes it difficult to recommend to those who present in person. It would be nice to be able to reprogram those buttons. Speaking of reprogramming, the “accessory center” app does not recognize my device, so now I’m stuck with whatever settings I have. Do yourself a favor and get a Logitech.

Works great! I had no trouble connecting to my MacBook!

This was very efficient, clean and professional. It was simple and easy to figure out. Highly recommend.

This Presenter control works great for me. Installation was pretty much automatic. If you need a small remote device to advance slides, this does the trick very well.

Very slim pointer but the best one on the market. Simple, very useful and effective, and easy to carry or slip in your bag. 10/10

The presenter is very useful for presenting Powerpoints but especially over Teams or similar platform. I found it a bit small for my hands but I am getting accustomed to the size.

It is useful for clicking through for a PowerPoint presentation. I thought the laser pointer could have been better but overall, very good.

Presenter does the trick for controlling presentations

I have to do presentations every week. This clicker works perfectly with my Mac. It’s very small, hardly visible in my hand. The range is long enough. It stand at least 25-30 feet from my computer.

I was very skeptical about this idea. I’m a traditional instructor and appreciate the simple. This remote raises the bar and Teams meetings are not the same anymore.

Easy connecitivyt, Works well in my classroom. Far superior to the former presenter that I had with USB connectivity.

Seems to work great we are not in a very large conference room but it is all good for media presentations.

I never used one before and had a meeting the following day. Hooked up like a mouse. No software. Worked fine.

All the functions you need in one small device that doesn't cost $100.

Works very good awesome when doing presentations comes in handy

Loved Using it other than the virtual red dot feature. Would prefer using one with a physical laser, great remote!