Product ReviewsHiro 2.4GHz WiFi Presenter with Laser Pointer and Mouse Function
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With 13 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 05/07/10 |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/06/10 |
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Worked out of the box. Easy to figure out without reading directions. Turning it on is funny & controls are in an odd place for my big paws. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/12/09 |
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I purchased 7 of these and within two weeks of use, 2 are no longer functioning. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/27/09 |
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Excellent product. Works terrific with no glitches whatsoever and the delivery time was phenomenal. If you are in the presentation or teaching line, this is the one for you. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/04/09 |
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No problems, easy to operate and makes presentations easy to do just love it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/16/08 |
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Was a bit hesitate to buy this unit but turn out to be the best overall. I find the design is very ergonomic and compact. I am also impressed of the wireless mouse function so I could control my Media Center PC from 10 ft away. The movement was smooth and I highly recommend this unit so you don't spend over hundred of dollars on those big and bulky unit. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/11/08 |
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All of the buttons are on top, making it extremely awkward to click and drag. (All other presenters I have owned had a trigger for the main mouse button.) The clumsy design of the cursor movement button makes the cursor lurch and stop. I returned it and am looking for a replacement. (The problem is that they stopped making my old presenter.) |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/23/07 |
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It is my 3rd presenter and I have to say that this really impressed me. There is no driver required and we've take it out of the house and it still works. Plan to buy a new version which works with the multimedia so we could change the music while BBQ in the back yard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/17/06 |
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I agree with other reviews: great product at great price. It takes time to get used to the mouse. The button on the receiver is so small you have to use a ballpoint pen to press it. For some reason the scroll button in PowerPoint doesn't scroll but rather works as left and right mouse buttons. I wish the remote had at least one customizable button |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/16/05 |
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Outstanding product. Very economical. We train and present to customers daily and have had no complaints. We actually ordered 4 of them from the start. When installing more than one, be careful to change the frequency or you will be changing slides for your neighbor who may be using it also! We plan to order more. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/05/05 |
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Very nicely done basic function remote w/ laser pointer, would give 4 1/2 stars. Very similar to Keyspan PR-US2 model, but uses much less expensive AAA batts rather than coin batts. Laser and remote actually work fine for several hours total so far on NiMH AAA batts, which was pleasant surprise! Specs call for alkaline AAAs. One nit: the reset function sometimes doesn't take effect so remote appears not to connect to USB receiver. Removing batts, then resetting seems to resolve this problem every time. Would also be nice if the keys were reprogrammable, Powerpoint is not the only presentation application people use! Will upload scanned copy of manual for those interested. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/22/05 |
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I love this thing. First of all, yes, it is completely plug and play with Windows 2000/XP, but will need a Windows disc for installation 98/ME. But seriously who uses those anyway? It achieves this by sending common keyboard and mouse commands that PowerPoint and Windows recognises as shortcut keys. That way no software is required (below under the features in brackets are the actual commands it sends to complete the desired operation). Back to the point, the mouse is takes a little getting used to, but it's not like it's your primary mouse, it's just for simple tasks. The mouse is like a big eraser nub (you know, the little joystick in the middle of IBM laptops) and even though it is hard to be precise with it, it gets the job done. Believe it or not there are a lot of functions in this thing: Mouse, Laser Pointer, Next Slide (Page Up), Previous Slide (Page Down), Alt+Tab, Start Slide Show (F5), End Slide Show (Esc), Turn Screen Black (B), Turn Screen White (W). All in all, a great bu |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/22/05 |
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Great Presenter! First one I have owned so really can't compare it to others. Very easy to use and an excellent price. Just plug in the receiver to any available USB port, install the included batteries and you are ready to go. You can do everything with this remote but type. Start PowerPoint presentations with built in F5 function key, next and previous slide functions, black and white screen functions, laser pointer, built in wireless mouse with left and right click, excellent RF range (direct line-of-site not required, works thru walls. Great buy at a great price. My co-worker was so impressed she purchased mine from me and told me to go get my own! |
I Love This Product. You can work it like a air mouse. I think is the fastest mouse presentation device I try. I try a couple of Presenter and took right back to the Store. This one, I'm Definately Keeping!