Kensington Wireless Presenter with Red Laser - Nano Receiver

Present like a pro with the Wireless Presenter with Red Laser. This compact presenter provides a reliable 2.4 GHz wireless connection and an intuitive four-button layout to navigate PowerPoint or Keynote slides, hide the screen and start a slideshow. A bright red laser pointer highlights content instantly, while the USB nano receiver stores inside the battery compartment for convenient transport. Government-grade AES 128-bit encryption and unique pairing between presenter and receiver ensure secure operation, and the on/off switch helps conserve battery power.

Advantages

The four-button design simplifies slide navigation and common presentation tasks without additional software. A plug-and-play USB nano receiver offers a 20 m wireless range and requires no drivers. The red laser pointer provides clear visual emphasis on slide elements. Built-in storage for the nano receiver and an on/off switch improve portability and battery life. AES 128-bit encryption and unique device pairing reduce the risk of interference and protect data.

Key specifications

• Wireless: 2.4 GHz radio
• Range: up to 20 m
• Laser: red pointer
• Encryption: AES 128-bit
• Receiver: USB nano, stores in battery compartment
• Controls: four-button layout (forward, back, hide screen, slideshow/play)
• Power: battery operated with on/off switch
• Compatibility: works with PowerPoint and Keynote (plug-and-play, no driver required)

How to use

Insert the required battery, open the battery compartment and remove the USB nano receiver. Plug the receiver into a free USB port on your computer; the presenter is plug-and-play and does not require additional drivers. Use the forward and back buttons to move between slides, press the hide-screen button to temporarily conceal the display, and press the slideshow/play button to start the presentation. Press the laser button to highlight content with the red pointer. After use, store the USB nano receiver inside the battery compartment and switch the presenter off to conserve battery.

Recommendations

For reliable performance keep the line of sight between presenter and receiver clear and replace batteries when the laser or signal weakens. Avoid pointing the laser at people or reflective surfaces and follow local safety regulations for laser devices.