
UGREEN LP843 Telescopic Touch-Control Laser Presenter Pen (Red Laser, 5-Section Extendable Pointer, 2.4GHz Wireless PPT Flip Pen)
The UGREEN LP843 is a wireless presenter pen that folds four tools into one body: a red laser pointer, a 2.4GHz clicker for advancing slides, a telescopic teaching pointer and a conductive tip for writing on touchscreens. It is made for an…
- Red laser pointer, projection distance up to ~200m
- 2.4GHz wireless PPT page-turn control, range up to ~100m
- 5-section telescopic teaching pointer, extends to 59cm
- Nano-conductive fiber tip doubles as a touchscreen/whiteboard stylus
The full spec sheet
The UGREEN LP843 is a wireless presenter pen that folds four tools into one body: a red laser pointer, a 2.4GHz clicker for advancing slides, a telescopic teaching pointer and a conductive tip for writing on touchscreens. It is made for anyone who presents standing up and would rather not carry a separate clicker, pointer and stylus. The red laser has a projection distance of up to 200m, and the 2.4GHz page-turn control works at a range of up to 100m, so you can move away from the lectern without losing command of the deck. The pointer extends in five sections to 59cm for reaching a projected slide or a board directly, and the nano-conductive fibre tip at the end doubles as a stylus on touchscreens and interactive whiteboards. Power comes from a 300mAh built-in battery charged over USB Type-C, with an LED indicator showing the charge state, and the housing is PC and ABS plastic. It works with Windows and Mac machines and with interactive whiteboards, which covers most classroom and meeting-room setups. Teachers running long lecture blocks, trainers moving between a screen and a board, and anyone presenting to a room rather than to a laptop will get the most out of it. Charging over Type-C means the same cable that tops up your phone keeps the pen ready for the next session.
No manufacturer warranty stated.
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