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Every remote whose receiver carries both a USB-C and a USB-A plug, so one clicker serves a new laptop and an old classroom PC.
A USB-C laptop and a USB-A lectern computer can share one remote when the receiver has both ends. Five of our remotes work that way, with no adapter and no software for the basic keys.
They split by power and by pointer. The rechargeable air mouse charges in about three hours and lasts weeks. The AAA models swap batteries in a minute. The digital-pointer clicker draws on TV and LCD screens with its companion software, where a red light would not show.
All 5, from the Rechargeable Air Mouse Presenter to the D-Series Dual-Connector Clicker, sit in the DINOSTRIKE lineup, and each product page lists its box.
No. The receiver has a USB-A plug on one end and USB-C on the other, so it fits either port directly.