NORWII N95 Pro Digital Presenter with 3 Type of Presentation Remote Rechargeable, Physical/Digital Light Pointer and Mouse Presenter Pointer, Designed for Highlighting Magnify Timer LED LCD

This works very well for giving presentations that are hybrid, so that you can turn on a laser pointer cursor in Powerpoint, which is then visible to all online and in the room, and walk around with the same freedom as when using a standard laser pointer (which this is as well, if needed). You can install software to make the buttons do more, but I find it's perfectly adequate not to use extra software, and just double-click the pointer button after plugging in the dongle, and then it controls the mouse constantly, very easily and sensitively. Good value for money for what it is. And it looks great!

I upgraded to this model from an N26 and it was such a good purchase. The extra features are so useful and work perfectly. Spotlight parts of the screen with highlight/magnify/red dot plus the red laser. Works with the smartboard software in my class too, so it's seamless swapping from ppt to smart board and back. A really great purchase. 5*

Was working great for one month, five stars. But then in the middle of presenting, it stopped working. Laser would flicker on and off non-stop and at this point the pointer stopped charging. It’s pretty much unless now, sent back to amazon for a refund thanks to their customer support.

I initially received a faulty product (could charge but couldn't turn on) but after some back and forth with the manufacturer, they sent me a new one which worked properly. I bought this presenter mostly for the virtual laser and magnifier function. But it takes some practise to get used to positioning the virtual laser. If the software could add a function to "re-centre" the virtual dot every time the laser button is released then that would be great!Imagine raising your arm to point at something at the top of the screen, then releasing the button and now having to point to the bottom of the screen. Instinctively, your arm points at the bottom of the screen but the dot ends up at its last position at the top of the screen. Then you end up trying to point your arm/hand even lower to try and get the dot to the bottom of the screen which looks incredibly awkward. I now try to have a habit of re-centring the virtual dot before i lift my finger from the button, hence practise. I've turned off all other functions so i only have virtual dot and magnifier, which makes it easier to switch between the two.One last thing is that all the fancy functions only work if the driver software is installed which is slightly annoying if you're at a conference and you have to present using a common laptop. Hopefully this will change in future versions. Otherwise, a nifty little presenter! Works well and i don't feel like i am losing any functionality compared to the vastly more expensive logitech presenter.

Only charges from a USB A charger not a USB C. I now need to carry as USB A charging plug around. It won’t charge from my laptop as it it only has USB C ports. Air mouse is a little laggy and takes practice to use effectively.

I use this few times now and I will give 5 stars, it is easy, works perfectly in my presentations, I use power point and zoom as well, and give me multiple options. well done. Quality price absolute good.

It worked ok for 2 months, then stopped working all of a sudden. The design is fine, but the quality is poor.

The presenter is great. The receiver actas also as a memory stick. Great idea as you can have the presentation (s) on the same thing, saving thereby an USB port, BUT the capacity of the stick is ludicrously small for the recent time and memory prices. They should also include a USB A to C converter or make them with a C connector. The seller said bigger capacities are coming but when you order you don't know what you get.