Joystick Mouse Assistive Technology For Bluetooth Phone

Good Bluetooth mouse for use with laptop.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Magic Mouse is still the best Bluetooth mouse for the Mac.

A blend of old technology with the new. Can use old Vinyl records with bluetooth devices.

Pleasantly surprised with the functionality of the mouse. Movement is precise and the joystick on the side it’s a whole new world of functionality.

I purchased this Powerpoint remote largely based on reviews I read. While I have had it only a short time, it has lived up to everything I expected. I inserted the receiver into my Windows 7 laptop, and the device was installed in a few seconds with no downloaded drivers or CDs needed. It has buttons to advance slides forward and backward that work flawlessly and responsively. It also has a blank button, which switches the screen to black when in presentation mode, and brings back the slide when pressed again. A nice touch! It also has a built-in laser pointer that works as well as the vast majority of stand-alone laser pointers I have used. Finally, it has one of those small joystick buttons which moves the mouse when one pushes it in a given direction. (Many laptops have this type of joystick, but I mostly use the touch pad.) The reviews I read complained about this joystick being too slow. I agree that it is not as easy as a mouse to use, but it was actually pretty responsive for me -- and would be better if I used it more. Along with both left and right mouse buttons, this joystick gives one some control over moving the cursor and selecting options while speaking away from the computer. I have used this feature to interrupt my slide show and select a slide somewhere later in the presentation or in response to a question before restarting the presentation. Finally, this remote has a solid build feel, and fits nicely in my hand. I have not tried using it at distances greater than 10-20 feet. However, it has never missed a beat for me, and I have no reason to believe it will not work at 100 feet as claimed. While not inexpensive, this is the best remote I have used. If you need a reliable remote for presentations that count, you cannot go wrong with this device. Highly recommended.

Great Camara. Could use a separate joystick or similar way to control it independent of a mouse and keyboard.

Works very well, I am not big fan of Bluetooth mouse

I didn't like the Apple bluetooth mouse so I bought this one and it works just fine.

The Ronin Phone app Force Mobile will control the pan and tilt of the gimble with far more precision of movement than the joystick. When using the RS 3 pro on a crane or other remote mount the joystick is useless. And that includes the SmallRig handle joystick the movement is erratic and impossible to control. The Ronin Transmission system plus handles is in the $3K range. Good news, much the same control is possible with the included cell phone app. After proving to myself it worked I went looking for an inexpensive yet highly rated video head for the cell phone bracket included with the RS3 Pro. I just tested this head. Perfect for a cell phone. Mount it on a production bench in front of a monitor and you have gimble control for $100 vs $3K.

It’s a large area for use with a mouse and you can charge you phone with it as well!