QUI Presentation Clicker Wireless Presenter Remote Clicker for PowerPoint Presentation Remote, PowerPoint Slide Advancer for Mac/Windows/Google Slide/Keynote

The QUI Wireless Presenter Clicker is a game-changer for presentations! It connects quickly, works smoothly with PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Keynote, and the buttons are super responsive. The ergonomic design feels great in hand, and it’s compatible with both Mac and Windows. A must-have tool for anyone who presents regularly!

I needed a clicker for a computer in our church sound booth so I could control my Powerpoints from being seated in the audience instead of being stuck in the booth for the whole service. I love the pale lilac color and the feel of the device is almost like a soft eel skin. It stated it had a really long range for a clicker (which I doubted), but I was pleasantly surprised that I would walk all the way to the stage (about 50' away) and had no issue with the connection. A really nice presenter for under $20! Setup couldn't be easier; just plugged in the usb and it was ready to go.

Great controller for the PC! Feel very comfortable in the hand, nice and smooth and the buttons make a very satisfying click. Setup was as easy as plugging it in. You can change the settings on the remote to either use the arrow keys up down, left right, or page down and up which makes it very compatible with may uses! Great little controller for reading like I use it for!

This is a nice clicker with uncomplicated functionality. There's nothing to pair or set up -- just plug the receiver into a USB port and make sure you have the switch on the clicker set to ON. With a PowerPoint presentation on my Windows 11 laptop, all the buttons work as described in the manual. The laser pointer is a nice feature (also doubles as a cat toy).I wasn't able to figure out what the manual was trying to tell me with "5 button + 6 button : Laser Light on," as the 5 button alone turns on the laser (for as long as you hold it down) and there doesn't seem to be a button on the part of the device marked 6 in the diagram. I also did not attempt to understand what the Mode Switching section of the manual was about.In my large hand (I'm 6-1 and wear XL gloves), this clicker sometimes feels a little small if I am trying to reach a variety of buttons, but this doesn't seem to be an issue if I'm just clicking forward through a presentation.The clicker worked fine from across a large room. (I didn't test the 100m-range claim.)And you don't see a violet/pale-pink clicker every day.

This item is a quality presentation clicker, compatible with your pc via a USB plug. It is wireless and operated with a single battery (not included). The clicker is small, which makes it easy to place in a pocket, hand, or small podium shelf. The pink color ensures it stands out/does not blend - so it’s easy to see where it is at all times. The buttons functioned easily, no issue with the presentation skipping ahead or back. The only thing to note is that this does not come with a case but I would recommend it so that it does not get squished in your laptop bag. The usb piece fits in the space where you place the battery so that it doesn’t get lost ! All around - a great clicker/remote.

I like this. I have several others, but I wanted a pink one. This is more of a very light purple, but it is close enough to pink.It works right out of the box. The box is very generic and was a bit crushed at the top, but the remote was okay, so that worked for me.It has a dongle in the back of it. My last one it was in the front making it ashier not to lose. This one you have to open the battery port to store it. I anticipate that it will be lost before long.All the buttons works. There is not manual with it, so if you have not used a clicker before, you will have to use this and play with it to learn.Overall not bad. It is way more than I will pay for the quality of this product, but it is not bad.

The wireless presentation remote is definitely what I need for my classroom presentations instead of having to use my mouse. The remote is lightweight and easy to handle while fiting comfprtably in my hand. While it is pink, that is not a deal breaker by any means. It requires only 1 AAA battery, has a dongle to connect the remote and the computer for presentations, and mostly easy to read directions. There is a button for changing to a blank screen and back, 2 buttons for changing pages up and down, and a button for full screen (present mode) and back. You also get a laser piointer so you can point to things in your presentations. That makes it so much easier than having to walk back and forth to my screen to point out specific things within my presentation. There is also an on and off button, so you don't have to drain your battery by having it alsways on.Now for the parts that made this presentation remote get a 4 star and not a 5 star. The buttons are really clicky. Every time you go to change a page or use the laser pointer, you can hear it. While that shouldn't affect your decision on purchase, you need to be aware that the buttons are a bit noisy. The remote works well in PowerPoint presentations. All buttons work as they are supposed to. The remote does work in Google Slide presentations, however you must put your slides in presentation mode because the full screen button does not work in Google Slides. If it does, I have not figured out how to get it to work. Again, not a huge deal breaker, but be aware that you will need to put slides into presentation mode instead of using the full screen button. But you can go from full screen mode back to the editing/smaller screen with the button. The blank screen/return button works in both PowerPoint and Google Slides, I just don't know that I will use that button.I have tried using the remote for web browsing, according to the instructions, but I am not really impressed with the functionality in web browsing mode. I don't feel like it works as well as my mouse does. Instructions say that the remote can also be used wtih Prezi presentations, but I have not used the remote on that website to see how it works. The instructions do not say anything about using the remote in Canva, but it does work. Same issue with Slides, you must put your presentation into full screen manually but the full screen button will return it to the original size as in slides. It may work in other presentation types, but you will need to check those.The remote is a little pricier than others that have the same functionality. If it came with a USB type C charger or a case to store it in, or some extra function that other wireless presentation remotes do not normally come with at lower price points, then I would not hesitate on price. But price would affect my decision to purchase and to recommend to others.Overall, I do like the wireless remote. It will save me a lot of hassle when I present slides to my students, rather than using my wireless mouse. And it functions on several different types of presentations.