HP elite presenter
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18 reviews
Very good, because more and more screens are replaced by TVs and the laser pointers no longer reflect.
This was once from Logitech and has unfortunately disappeared, now HP has brought out a small magic device.
Pro
- Small, handy
- Chargeable
- Works in an emergency even without HP SW (activate pointer in PP manually)
- Can also be used as a mouse
Contra
- Requires driverSW to be fully usable
- Mouse "mode" more for emergencies - not ergonomic
good form and functions
Pro
- small design
- Range of functions is good
Contra
- Cursor simulation is not really applicable
Somehow funny this thing
Unfortunately not convincing
Pro
- Lies well in the hand
- Beautiful design
- Can also be used as an emergency mouse
Contra
- Connection is constantly interrupted
- How and when it connects is not clear to me
Presenter takes too long to activate
The mouse is very reactive and gets activated instantly but the presenter takes 20 seconds to get activated. It’s very awkward to wait 20 secs in front of your audience, pressing the buttons until the presenter actually works! Well, it helps to work on your intro though, so learn to crack some jokes if you’re planning to buy this. Goes back to Digitec..
Pro
- Design
Contra
- Plastic material - for mouse you need a mat otherwise will scratch
- Presenter activation takes > 20 secs
PowerPoint and gaming
One of the only presenter that can actually be used with PowerPoint.
Also one of the only presenter I use as my mouse daily when I don't use the main mouse.
Can be used as a gaming mousePro
- Mouse-mode
- PowerPoint / Presentation Softwares
- Laser
- Size (discreet)
Contra
- Size (as a mouse)
Mouse, pointer all in one
The laser is simply the laser pointer of the free-moving mouse in PowerPoint.
The laser only becomes visible when the drivers are installed.
The thing can also be converted into a mouse for use on the table, which I didn't expect.
So you have 2 devices in one, ingenious.Pro
- Pointer without optical laser
- Chargeable via USB cable
- NO battery, but rechargeable battery
Contra
- Instructions too unclear
6 out of 18 reviews
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