Kensington 72330 Slimblade Bluetooth Presenter Mouse

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Pros:

This mouse has a builtin function to navigate through PowerPoint presentations.
Small and wireless. Works flawlessly with Linux. Takes up no room in the bag.
Buttons double as slide-show controls. 30-foot wireless range.

Cons:

The mouse is not very comfortable, especially for anyone with large hands.
Add a laser to it. Other than that, it’s perfect.

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Last revision on February 10, 2012

Reviewers Liked

This mouse has a builtin function to navigate through PowerPoint presentations
Small and wireless. Works flawlessly with Linux. Takes up no room in the bag
Buttons double as slide-show controls. 30-foot wireless range

Reviewers Didn't Like

The mouse is not very comfortable, especially for anyone with large hands
Add a laser to it. Other than that, it’s perfect
Stiff scroll wheel. Doesnt work as a pointer in presentations

Expert reviews and ratings

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We recommend this product because it is portable and can easily be used for...

By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

When is a mouse not just a mouse? The answer, as I discovered recently, was when the mouse is also a presenter’s...

By GadgetSpeak on August 20, 2009

As a presentation partner, the Kensington SlimBlade Bluetooth Presenter Mouse is closer to a simple clicker than a true mouse-and-pointer...

By PC Mag on June 03, 2009

As a fan of Netbooks, I am always on the lookout for something that will lighten my load. If it can also free up the limited USB ports on my Asus Eee PC 1000HE, then that’s even better. This little mouse is actually my first Bluetooth mouse. I...

By Gear Diary on June 08, 2009

When looking for a laptop mouse most people are looking for a few simple things; portability, comfort, style, and battery life. Kensignton hit the nail on the head with their Presenter Mouse. Every laptop mouse should have a hide away receiver like...

By LanOC Reviews on March 16, 2009

Short Version: Presenter mice are a dime a dozen but this one costs $50 for one and is worth the investment.As a consultant, I’ve given and sat through my fair share of presentations. One key aspect of a successful presentation is engaging your...

By techcrunch.com on November 25, 2008