Product ReviewsHoneywell PPZOOM Wireless Mouse Presenter
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With 14 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/02/10 |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/11/10 |
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It's small, lightweight and works great! The mouse takes a little getting used to but I've had no technical issues with this remote. Love the plug n' play aspect of it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/22/10 |
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The mouse button is terrible and very hard to use. But it has a strond laser pointer and can advance slides and blank out the screen. The zoom feature doesn't work well. If you're giving powerpoint presentations and want a laser pointer and be able to advance slides and blank out the screen (which is what I want)- this product is ok. It would be nice to have a mouse that could be used as well. The device is small and fits nicely in the palm of your hand. It's pricy for the performance. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/08/09 |
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We had been using a remote mouse that was fussy about connections - this one just plugged and worked! A bit strange that when the unit is first used, it takes several seconds to get the buttons working - I think that might be due to just wanting to prevent false startups when in someone's pocket. We Like it! Very compact! |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/06/09 |
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This presenter mouse had all the features we wanted. The buttons are easy to understand and use. The zoom software installs without a hitch. The thumb control is a little stiff but it works ok. This is a great mouse for the cost. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/02/09 |
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Good RF range. I can go slap a sleeping attendee and keep the presentation going. Easy to carry. The USB receiver is stored in the handheld unit. Only complaint - I keep confusing the Laser button with the Left Mouse button. Seems the Left Mouse button should be bigger, as it's used the most. Still, best wireless remote presenter I've used. Thanks, Honeywell! |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/22/09 |
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Ultimate headset for people with long hair The noise reduction is excellent, even outside. I have no problem answering calls, though it is nearly impossible to adjust the volume on the earpiece itself. You have to use your phone's controls. The device is attractive, and I can wear it with all but my largest earrings. The big feature for me is that no ear loop is necessary. People with short hair might not realize how easy it is to lose a headset if it has parts that can tangle in hair, but anyone with longer locks should consider this. With my old headsets, sometimes the wind would wrap my hair around the stupid earloop and toss the headset away. I watched one get run over by a train. Another died in a watery ditch. I live in Chicago, and yes it is a Windy City, so I wanted a device that didn't rely on any hair snagging parts. The does not need an earloop to fit snugly, so no more flying headsets for me. Seriously, if you have long hair and need a quality headset for o |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/17/09 |
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After reading the instructions it was easy to use. The zoom function works well and I have not had any issues with the range of the device. I love how the USB connector fits neatly into the back of the remote. My only complaint is that I have to pair the remote and the USB device each time before it works. Quality seems to be excellent. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/04/09 |
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Love the product! Works exactly as advertised, and very easy to use. The one caveat is that it does not do well in a purse; had to remove the batteries to keep it from turning itself on all the time. That said, batteries are quite easy to pop in or out, so not a big deal. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/27/09 |
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I teach and I love that I can interact with my students while presenting the PowerPoints of their lessons. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/27/09 |
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Honeywell Wireless Mouse Presenter is one of the finest products for its value. It is one of the cheapest with similar features to some of the expensive wireless presenters on the market. It really works from 80 ft. as advertised. It is also one of the best looking presenters with large visible buttons for intuitive navigation. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/16/09 |
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I got this to use at my church becasue my husband does the overhead, and it is wonderful. He used to have to sit in the back of the church and could not sit with the family. Now he can sit beside me and controll it all. Thank you It is well worth the money! |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/23/08 |
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I agree with the other reviewer: this controller is absolutely great. I thought I'd add a few details. First of all, the range is FAR MORE than the manufacturer's claimed 100 feet. At 160 feet away it was still working, and I ran out of room in our warehouse to test further. The other test I tried was to control a computer in our data center that was inside a metal rack with a metal screen cabinet door. I was still able to control it from 30 or so feet away through four sheetrock on metal stud walls. Opening the cabinet door made it flawless. With all that range, you might worry, ''what about interference between multiple controllers?'' (I have exactly that situation with two presentations going in the same trade show booth). Simple: you press a button on the receiver to put it in ''pairing'' mode and press a combination of buttons on the controller. Now the receiver only listens to its partner controller. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/24/08 |
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I've reviewed the whole market of presenters (Microsoft, Logitech, Kesington, Targus, etc). I needed a presenter with mouse control, so I tried Honeywell Zoom Mouse Presenter: simply amazing. PROS: - It really transmits as far as published (and maybe more); - Usb trasmiter works even in a computer without administrator privileges (great !!!); - Mouse control is proportional (more pressure, more speed); - Good construction quality; - Receiver is attached in the back; - Good size for a regular hand. CONS: -(not so bad) receiver is a kind of fragile arround the usb connector; - It doesn't have a timer included; - No protector or fold included. Suggestion (to Honeywell): The first time I saw it, I doubted because of the very low quality of the external package: why don't you improve it ? It's a very good device in a ugly commercial presentation. OVERALL: very good device. I really recommend it. |
Honeywell PPZOOM Wireless Zoom Mouse Presenter
I use the device to control slide shows, and to launch programs. I had no problems with either. It does take a little practice to use the mouse control, but once mastered I even impress myself with how well I move around the screen. My students were equally impressed when I stood in the back of the room away from the computer to run the slide show.