DINOSTRIKE TK701 Wireless Presenter Remote with Air Mouse Control and Red Laser Pointer

Product Overview

The DINOSTRIKE TK701 is a rechargeable wireless presentation remote designed for controlling slide presentations and computer functions from a distance. It communicates through a 2.4 GHz RF receiver and combines conventional slide-navigation controls with an air-mouse mode that moves the on-screen cursor as the presenter is moved by hand.

The handheld controller includes page-forward and page-back controls, volume adjustment, full-screen and black-screen functions, left-click control, and a red laser pointer. Its receiver supports USB-A and USB-C connections, allowing the presenter to work with computers and compatible devices that use either connector format. The device operates without dedicated presentation software or a proprietary wireless application.

A built-in 300 mAh lithium-polymer battery supplies power to the presenter and recharges through USB. The documented charging period is approximately three hours. The presenter is compatible with common operating systems and presentation applications, including PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Prezi, and PDF-based presentations. Its air-mouse function expands its use beyond simple slide advancement by allowing remote cursor movement and basic screen interaction.

Product Information

Product Identifier Summary

Model Number

The model number identifies a particular hardware configuration within the manufacturer’s presentation-remote range. It is useful for matching operating instructions, replacement accessories, and support information.

MPN

A Manufacturer Part Number is used to distinguish a specific commercial product or configuration in manufacturing and distribution systems. A separate verified MPN for this configuration was not established.

UPC

The Universal Product Code is a standardized 12-digit retail barcode. It is used for inventory control, catalog matching, and product identification across retail systems.

EAN

An EAN is an international retail barcode identifier. A separate verified EAN assigned specifically to this configuration was not established.

GTIN

A GTIN is a globally standardized product identifier that can include UPC-based codes. It helps distinguish products across retail, inventory, and logistics databases.

ASIN

An ASIN identifies a specific marketplace catalog record. It can help distinguish this presenter from visually similar DINOSTRIKE remotes but is not a manufacturer-issued model number.

ISBN

ISBN identifiers are intended for books and certain published works. They do not apply to this electronic presentation accessory.

Common Uses

The TK701 is intended for situations where a presenter needs to operate a compatible computer without remaining directly beside it. Its slide controls and cursor functionality support both conventional and interactive presentations.

• Classroom lectures
• Business presentations
• Training sessions
• Conference presentations
• Slide-show navigation
• Remote multimedia control
• On-screen cursor movement during demonstrations
• Highlighting projected information with a laser pointer

Maintenance and Care

The exterior should be kept dry and cleaned with a soft cloth when necessary. Liquid cleaners should not be allowed to enter the buttons, charging port, receiver compartment, or laser opening.

The USB receiver should be returned to its storage location when the presenter is transported or stored. This reduces the likelihood of losing the small receiver or damaging its connector.

The rechargeable battery should be charged before long presentation sessions if the charge level is uncertain. The presenter should not be stored for prolonged periods in locations exposed to excessive heat, moisture, or direct sunlight.

Buttons, connectors, and the charging cable should be inspected periodically for physical damage. A damaged charging cable or presenter should be removed from service rather than repaired with improvised electrical components.

Safety Information

The TK701 contains a red laser pointer and a rechargeable lithium-polymer battery. Both components require normal electronic-device safety precautions.

• Do not direct the laser beam toward a person’s eyes.
• Do not look directly into the laser-emitting aperture.
• Do not deliberately aim the laser at vehicles, aircraft, reflective surfaces, or animals.
• Keep the presenter away from excessive heat and open flame.
• Do not puncture, crush, disassemble, or short-circuit the internal battery.
• Stop charging or using the device if the battery shows swelling, leakage, excessive heat, or physical damage.
• Keep the device and receiver dry.
• Use an appropriate USB power source when charging.
• Store the presenter where children cannot use the laser without supervision.

Technical Specifications

Product History

The TK701 is part of DINOSTRIKE’s family of wireless presentation remotes that combine conventional slide controls with air-mouse functionality. Public product records for this configuration were established by 2021.

DINOSTRIKE has subsequently offered other presentation clickers with USB-A, USB-C, rechargeable power systems, laser pointers, and air-mouse controls. Similar appearance does not establish identical hardware, receiver compatibility, or button functions across different models.

Key Features

• 2.4 GHz wireless presentation control
• Air-mouse cursor operation
• USB-A and USB-C receiver connectivity
• Rechargeable internal battery
• Red laser pointer
• Slide-forward and slide-back controls
• Remote volume adjustment
• Full-screen presentation control
• Black-screen presentation function
• Remote left-mouse-click control
• Integrated receiver storage
• Automatic power-saving behavior

Package Contents

Verified product documentation identifies the primary operating and charging components supplied with the presenter.

• DINOSTRIKE wireless presenter remote
• USB wireless receiver
• USB charging cable
• User instructions

Compatibility

The presenter is designed for computers and compatible devices that accept its USB receiver. The dual-connector receiver provides both USB-A and USB-C connection options without requiring a separate wireless pairing application.

Verified operating-system compatibility includes Windows 7, Windows 8 and later Windows versions, macOS, Linux, and Android. Individual functions can vary according to the operating system, application, keyboard shortcuts, and device implementation.

Documented software compatibility includes Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, Google Slides, Prezi, PDF viewing software, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel. Presentation-specific controls may behave differently when software does not use conventional presentation keyboard commands.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the model number of this DINOSTRIKE presenter?

This configuration is identified as TK701. The model designation is useful when looking for instructions or troubleshooting information.

Does the presenter require software installation?

No dedicated DINOSTRIKE application is required for normal operation. The receiver uses plug-and-play USB connectivity with compatible operating systems.

How is the presenter connected to a computer?

The supplied wireless receiver is inserted into a compatible USB port. The presenter then communicates with the receiver through its RF wireless connection.

Does it work with USB-C computers?

Yes. The receiver includes a USB-C connection in addition to USB-A, allowing use with compatible computers that provide either port type.

What does the air-mouse feature do?

Air-mouse mode converts movement of the handheld presenter into cursor movement on the connected computer. A separate button provides a left-click command while this mode is active.

Can it control videos?

The air-mouse and left-click functions can be used to interact with compatible on-screen media controls. Volume buttons can also adjust system audio where supported by the operating system.

Can it be used with Google Slides?

Yes. Google Slides is among the documented compatible presentation applications when it is running on a supported computer and browser environment.

Does the presenter need disposable batteries?

No. It uses an internal rechargeable battery and is recharged through a USB cable.

How should the receiver be stored?

The receiver can be placed in the storage compartment built into the presenter when it is not connected to a computer.

Why is the laser difficult to see on some displays?

Traditional laser pointers can be difficult to see on some LCD, LED, and other direct-view screens because of the way those displays produce and filter light. The pointer is more clearly suited to conventional projection surfaces.

Can the air mouse replace a normal desktop mouse?

It provides cursor movement and basic left-click functionality, but it does not reproduce every control available on a conventional multi-button computer mouse.

Does the presenter work with macOS?

Yes. macOS is included among the documented supported operating systems, although individual shortcut-based features can behave differently from Windows.

Does it work with Linux?

Linux is listed as a supported platform. Function availability can vary according to the Linux distribution, desktop environment, and presentation software.

Can it be used directly with a projector?

The remote normally communicates with the computer running the presentation rather than directly controlling the projector. A projector with an appropriate host USB implementation may behave differently.

What should be checked if the presenter stops responding?

Check the charge level, power switch, USB receiver connection, and operating distance. Reconnecting the receiver or trying another compatible USB port can also help isolate connection problems.

How should the presenter be charged?

Connect its charging port to an appropriate USB power source with the supplied charging cable. Charging should be stopped if abnormal heat or physical battery damage is observed.

Is a warranty period specified?

Public documentation identifies after-sales support but does not provide a consistently verified warranty duration for this exact configuration. Current warranty terms should be confirmed using the product’s purchase documentation.

Buying Considerations

Computer port type is an important compatibility factor. The dual USB-A and USB-C receiver reduces the need for an additional adapter, but the computer must still support standard USB input devices.

Users who need only simple slide advancement may not require the air-mouse functions. Those who regularly interact with hyperlinks, videos, or other on-screen controls may find cursor operation more relevant to their presentation workflow.

The red laser pointer should also be considered in relation to the display technology. Laser visibility can be limited on direct-view televisions, monitors, and some modern presentation displays compared with projection screens.

The presenter uses an internal rechargeable battery rather than replaceable disposable cells. This reduces routine battery replacement but means charging access is required when the internal battery becomes depleted.

Software behavior is another consideration. Page controls, black-screen commands, full-screen commands, and multimedia keys depend partly on how the operating system and application interpret standard keyboard commands.

Customer Feedback Summary

This section summarizes recurring themes in publicly available customer feedback. The observations represent generalized user experiences and are not verified technical specifications.

Positive comments commonly focus on the combination of slide navigation and air-mouse control. Users also mention the rechargeable design, dual USB connectivity, and ability to move away from the computer while presenting as practical aspects of the device.

The cursor-control function receives mixed feedback because air-mouse movement requires a different hand motion from using a conventional mouse. Some users report becoming comfortable with the feature after practice, while others prefer using the presenter mainly for slide advancement.

Feedback also notes the convenience of having several controls on one handheld device, including volume and screen functions. The compact receiver storage is commonly viewed as useful because small USB receivers are otherwise easy to misplace.

Reported limitations include differences in button response, cursor sensitivity, and software behavior across computers. Some users also note that the physical laser is less visible on certain modern screens than on traditional projection surfaces.

Related Products

DINOSTRIKE offers other presentation remotes with different laser types, receiver designs, button layouts, and wireless functions. Related products from other manufacturers also use RF receivers or Bluetooth connections for presentation control.

• DINOSTRIKE USB-A and USB-C presentation clickers
• DINOSTRIKE rechargeable air-mouse presentation remotes
• DINOSTRIKE green-laser presentation remotes
• Logitech Spotlight presentation remote
• Logitech R400 wireless presenter
• Kensington wireless presentation remotes
• Presentation clickers with digital highlighting functions

Last Updated

August 16, 2026