Design: You need to keep this in mind when choosing your wireless presenter.

Check if it is a plug-and-play device, or if you will need to download software to use it. Make sure your preferred wireless remote presenter can work on your device.

Compatibility: Do not assume that all clickers are compatible with all operating systems.

Range: What are your movement needs? If you typically give presentations in larger spaces and you like to move around, you need to go for clickers that have a good wireless control range.If you are mostly giving presentations in a classroom a red laser pointer might be adequate to point at whiteboards, but if you regularly host business meetings and share presentations on screen you need strong green pointer. Pointer: Think of how you are going to use your clicker.Those that have LCD displays should make it easy to easily tell the battery levels even in the midst of a presentation. You need a clicker that makes good use of the battery power by automatically sleeping when not in use.

Power: Most wireless presenters will either be rechargeable or use a battery.

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