Product ReviewsInterlink Electronics VP6450 Presentation Pilot Pro RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint
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 Rating: Review Date: 10/04/09 |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/06/09 |
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DO NOT BUY THIS REMOTE! The problem with it is that the buttons are ''soft''. I frequently press them, and nothing happens. Because the buttons don't ''click'' in either touch or sound, I am unsure as to whether or not I've sent a signal, or if there's something wrong with my powerpoint presentation. When you're in front of a group, you want to look like you know what you're doing. In addition, the laser doesn't work reliably. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/29/08 |
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This is a nn amazing product. It works well with all types of computers. It is a must purchase item. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/01/07 |
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The product works. The range is not as far as some but let's face it, most of the time we are standing within some proximity to the computer. It does not have the size of most I have seen but it fits neatly in my hand and the material it is made from does not slip in sweaty hands. You can not load the power point directly to the USB stick so if you are giving a presentation on a University computer etc, you will need to bring your PP in a seperate device, load it to the machine seperately and then use this device to run the show. It does work well and has a good price point if you are willing to accept that you get what you pay for. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/08/07 |
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I bought this unit three months ago and use it on a weekly basis. It works great. It was so easy to install and feels nice your hand. All the controls you want are right there and well spaced apart. I loaned it to a speaker today and he was very pleased with the unit. The laser pointer dot could be slightly larger but it is sufficient. I haven't become well versed at using the mouse control but it is nice to know it is there if needed as well as a right and left mouse button. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/06/07 |
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It worked great, long distance was great 40'plus. the computer it was pluged into was not in the same room and it has no problem moving through the presentations. highly recommend for small churches and large rooms. great price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/06/06 |
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Great gadget for the price. No drivers or software needed. Plug the USB fob into your PC and it just works. The computer just sees it as a USB Human Interface Device. Radio, not infrared, so you don't need line-of-sight to the fob. Works as a general-purpose handheld mouse, using the thumb disc to move the pointer, finger trigger underneath for ''left click'', and thumb button on top for ''right click''. The slideshow forward/back buttons map to page up/down keys, and the ''black screen'' maps to the [B] key. The integrated laser pointer works great, too. The USB fob stores in the bottom of the unit, and automatically turns everything off when you put it there (so the battery won't run down if buttons get pushed in your bag). Uses a coin-cell-type battery, included and easily replaceable. |
As some of the other customers suggested, the laser pointer is not reliable: on average 1 out of 5 tries it doesn't turn on. And when it does, the signal (point) is very small and weak, hardly noticeable. I changed batteries (after 2 weeks that I have this remote), but the same thing happened. It is probably OK for smaller presentation rooms, i.e. conference rooms in companies. I teach at university, so for the large audiences (150-200 students, 2 of 5 meters (15 ft) projection screens) this is definitely too weak. If I had known this before, I'd go for more expensive but hopefully stronger remote.