The black Kensington Presenter Expert Red Laser with Cursor Control is a presenter featuring a wireless range of up to 150'. The presenter has a red laser pointer, and you can easily switch between presenter mode and cursor control mode for versatility. Backlit buttons make it easy to navigate even in low lighting. Battery management features include an on/off switch and low battery indicator. The presenter is also portable, as it features a storable USB receiver and includes a carry pouch.

2.4GHz Wireless    Storable USB Receiver    Wireless Range up to 150'    Red Laser Pointer    Presenter Mode / Cursor Control Mode    Backlit Buttons    Low Battery Indicator    On/Off Switch    Carry Pouch Included

2.4GHz technology provides a reliable, long-range wireless connection

Switch between presenter mode and cursor control mode

Allow for easy visibility in any lighting

Low battery indicator / on/off switch to conserve battery power

Controls Keynote and PowerPoint

The USB receiver stores inside the presenter, and a carry pouch is included for portability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how do i set the mouse to finish typing a word I use a lot. I did set it up so that when I type TY it spells out Thank You but i can't remember how I did?

A: This is not a feature of this item. If you are using OS X 10.9 or newer you can enable the feature in your system preferences. (Keyboard pane, Text tab)

Q: 2. WIll Trackballworks be supported over Bluetooth on Mac OSX 10.10+ eventually? I was disappointed to read that this product currently cannot be used over bluetooth on Mac OSX, as specified you must use the 2.4Ghz receiver. Seems to me this should have been disclosed on the product details.

A: This device is compatible with both Mac and PC systems.

Q: 3. What keyboard buttons does this send to the computer it's controlling? I need something that sends left/right arrow keys with a reliable range of at least 120 feet

A: In Presentation mode, the remote sends PgUp and PgDn commands, but not left-right arrow commands.

Q: 4. is it compatible with windows 10?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 5. I wasn't signed in when I asked my question. Been using a wired Expert for 30 years. Purchased a Blue Tooth wireless when my wired died. It wont pair with either of my HP laptops one is running Win8.1 the other Win 10. Whats a girl to do?

A: Hello. I know, it seems that turning the mouse 'ON' and flipping the switch to 'Bluetooth' would be all that you need to do to pair. However, you also need to hold down all the mouse buttons, simultaneously, for about 3-5 seconds. After that, a blue light will start flashing near the bottom of the mouse, and the entry Expert Wireless TB should show up in your available Bluetooth devices list for pairing. There is a very poorly designed, and difficult to read, graphic on the bottom of the mouse illustrating this. Good luck pairing.

Q: 6. usb 2 or usb 3?

A: USB 2. Not sure why you would need USB 3 for something like a trackball though. That only makes sense where you would have a device that benefits/requires the higher data rates like audio interfaces/VR headsets/high speed storage media.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with Zoom when you upload a Powerpoint?

A: It is compatible with your computer's OS and should not be affected by Zoom or other video conferencing platform.

Q: 8. Will this pointer work with Windows 10?

A: Yes it works with Windows 10. I have used it on 3 different Windows 10 computers.

Q: 9. Does this pointer need line-of-sight to operate correctly? My PC sits beneath a desk and cabinet at a distance of 50+ feet.

A: This work via radio, but I think the 50+ feet may be a bit much.

Q: 10. Would this work with easyworship or mediashout?

A: I am not familiar with easyworship, but mediashout should work according to support. mediashout. com/ entries/ 410141-using-remote-control-mode. If you use TV screens, the laser pointer will not work on the screens. LCD screens absorb the laser light (green or red).