Quartet Laser Pointer & Wireless Remote, Brilliant Green, Class 3a, Black (73370)

As another reviewer pointed out, this is a good laser, but the slide advance and retreat buttons are EXTREMELY sensitive, and every presentation I've given (10+ with this, because I'm stubborn), I end up going too far forward and back during a presentation, and it's distracting at best, and makes me look foolish at worst. But, I've gotten decent enough to be OK, however, I do a fair amount of presentations with other people, and unanimously, they have all been very frustrated, because they don't even realize when the slide is changing if they aren't looking at the screen, and sometimes get many slides ahead, just barely touching the forward button! After 3 presentations with co-presenters last week, I've used presentation laser pointers for years, and never had this problem. I give up. Really bummed.

This is first review despite 25 years of video audio gear purchases for my profession.. I am sending this back to Amazon for the following reasons...The trigger for the laser is "touch" rather than a button you physically press. I work court rooms and just handing this device miss-fires the laser constantly. Other times when you touch the trigger button it doesn't work. Just holding the device is sketchy you could blind a judge (literally!) at any moment.Next big problem is that the power/intensity of the laser dims dramatically after a minute or two of constant use. At first the green laser is reasonably strong and bring.. after a few short bursts of laser it quickly dims and diminishes like a sad little $5 red laser.

works nice, too sensitive to the touch, constantly passing slides with no intention, probably I need more practice,Ok product

Nice laser, but the buttons are "touch" buttons - resting your finger on the button advances the slides. My other pointers have tactile (clicky) switches so I can leave my thumb on the button and just press down when I want to advance the slide.[Two months later]What is good about this pointer is the on/off switch on the side. My other laser pointer with a simple button has more than once arrived at class with a dead battery because it lodged against something in my knapsack.

low class laser.

Hard to turn on and manage light switch

Works fine but light diminishes as seconds past.

The buttons are touch sensitive, not click buttons. If you accidentally brush them with your skin, they activate. It makes it very frustrating and hard to use. One has to wonder if they have every used their own product. I would really like it if it had click-type push buttons.