CELUX
CELUX 2.4 GHz Wireless Presentation Remote USB-A & Type-C 100 ft 26g
A 2.4 GHz wireless clicker with dual USB-A and Type‑C receivers, 100 ft range, built‑in laser pointer and 26 g weight for portable presenting
- Type2.4 GHz Wireless
- Dual USB-A and Type-C receiver works with most computers without adapters
- 4 GHz wireless link reaches 100 feet for freedom to roam the room
- Built-in red laser pointer highlights slides and doubles as a pet toy
- Weighs only 26 grams so it slips into a pocket or bag
- Magnetic dock secures the receiver to the remote to prevent loss
Dual-Interface Presentation Remote
The CELUX wireless clicker uses a 2.4 GHz link and ships with a receiver that fits both USB-A and USB-C ports. It is aimed at speakers who switch between laptops and want a single device for every meeting room.
Silent Operation With Low Power Draw
The handset weighs 26 g including its battery and has no moving parts, so it runs silently during a talk. The 2.4 GHz radio sips power, letting the included cell last through many sessions without a recharge.
100 ft Wireless Range Decides Fit
A maximum reach of 100 ft covers large lecture halls and boardrooms, but it will not penetrate thick walls or work across separate floors. Buyers needing longer range or Bluetooth pairing should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Dual USB-A and Type-C receiver works with most computers without adapters
- 4 GHz wireless link reaches 100 feet for freedom to roam the room
- Built-in red laser pointer highlights slides and doubles as a pet toy
- Weighs only 26 grams so it slips into a pocket or bag
- Magnetic dock secures the receiver to the remote to prevent loss
Specifications
| Type | 2.4 GHz Wireless |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the USB-A and Type-C receiver on this 2.4 GHz wireless remote?
Plug the magnetic receiver into either a USB-A or USB-C port; the remote pairs automatically with no driver or app required.
What maintenance will the CELUX 26 g presentation remote need over time?
Replace the internal battery when the laser dims or button response slows; the magnetic dock keeps the receiver safe during storage.
At what distance does the 100 ft wireless range start to drop out under sustained use?
Signal reliability decreases beyond the rated 100 feet, especially with walls or metal furniture between the remote and receiver.
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