Presentation clickers

DINOSTRIKE presentation clickers

Clickers for slides: page keys, a pointer light, a black-screen key, and receivers for USB-A or both plugs.

4 products
DINOSTRIKE 2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C Clicker
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2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C Clicker, Black

DINOSTRIKE 2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C Clicker

One receiver with both plugs, for a Mac one day and a PC the next

  • 164 ft
  • 2 × AAA
  • USB-A + C

4.4 (349) 4.4 out of 5 from 349 ratings

Price
$15.99
DINOSTRIKE Physical and Digital Pointer Clicker
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Physical and Digital Pointer Clicker, Black

DINOSTRIKE Physical and Digital Pointer Clicker

A red light for projectors and an on-screen pointer for TVs

  • 2 × AAA
  • USB-A + C

Rated with the 2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C Clicker

Price
$39.99
DINOSTRIKE Classic Clicker with Red Light
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Classic Clicker with Red Light, Black

DINOSTRIKE Classic Clicker with Red Light

Separate keys you can tell apart by feel

  • 49 ft
  • USB-A

4.3 (256) 4.3 out of 5 from 256 ratings

Price
$9.99
DINOSTRIKE D-Series Dual-Connector Clicker
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D-Series Dual-Connector Clicker, Black

DINOSTRIKE D-Series Dual-Connector Clicker

Light and slim, one AAA cell, both plugs on one receiver

  • 100 ft
  • 1 × AAA
  • USB-A + C

4.5 (120) 4.5 out of 5 from 120 ratings

Price
$15.99

A clicker does fewer things than an air mouse and does them without thought: forward, back, black screen, light. That is what most talks need.

Pick by the plug on your laptop and the size of the room. For a TV or LCD screen, take the digital-pointer clicker, which draws its pointer on the slide.

The 4 models on the Presentation clickers shelf belong to the DINOSTRIKE lineup, and each carries its box list on its own page.

Questions about DINOSTRIKE presentation clickers

Which DINOSTRIKE clicker fits a USB-C laptop?

The 2-in-1 clicker, the D-Series and the digital-pointer clicker all have receivers with both USB-A and USB-C ends. The classic clicker has a USB-A receiver only.

Can a DINOSTRIKE clicker black out your slides?

Yes. A black-screen key blanks the slide so the room looks at you. The same works from the keyboard in PowerPoint with the B key.