Baseus B0G Wireless Presenter Orange Dot Remote controller

The Baseus Wireless Presenter Laser Pointer (model ACFYB-B0G) is built for anyone who presents for a living — sales reps pitching in Nigeria boardrooms, lecturers at the front of a lecture hall, or founders demoing a product to investors. It pairs a genuine Class 3R red laser pointer with a 2.4 GHz wireless clicker that works up to 50 meters away, so you’re never tethered to a laptop again.

What Is the Baseus Wireless Presenter Laser Pointer?

It’s a palm-sized remote control for your slides. A dual-head USB-A/USB-C receiver plugs into your laptop, and the presenter itself controls PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Prezi, and PDF readers across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. The orange accent button makes the primary controls easy to find without looking down mid-presentation — a small detail that matters when you’re holding a room’s attention.

Specifications at a Glance

• Wireless range: Up to 50 meters (164 ft) of open line-of-sight control, and a laser range of up to 100 meters (328 ft)
• Laser type: Class 3R red laser, 650nm wavelength, under 5mW output power
• Receiver: Dual-head USB-A and USB-C dongle, with a built-in magnetic dock on the presenter body so you never misplace it
• Battery: 250mAh lithium polymer battery, USB-C charging, full charge in about 45 minutes, and up to 90 days of battery life on typical use
• Build: Premium ABS plastic and polycarbonate shell with an anti-sweat, anti-slip matte finish
• Dimensions: 14.3cm x 3.0cm x 1.4cm, weighing just 44 grams including the receiver
• Compatibility: Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, Google Slides, Adobe PDF Reader, Prezi, and major browsers

Built to Last — Design and Durability

This Baseus presenter is finished in a Space Gray matte texture that resists sweat and slipping, which matters if you’re presenting under stage lights or in a warm conference room. The magnetic dock keeps the USB receiver attached to the body when you’re not using it, so it doesn’t get lost in a laptop bag between meetings. At 44 grams, it disappears into a pocket or a folder without adding bulk to your travel kit.

Who Should Buy This Wireless Presenter?

This clicker is for anyone who presents regularly and is tired of standing next to a laptop to change slides: corporate trainers, university lecturers, sales and business development teams pitching clients, conference speakers, and students defending a project. If your work involves PowerPoint, Google Slides, or PDF walkthroughs, the freedom to move around the room while controlling your slides — and highlight key points with the built-in laser — pays for itself in the first presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work with Mac and Android, not just Windows? Yes. It’s natively supported on Windows 7 through 11, macOS, Linux, and Android, and it works inside the major browsers as well as PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Prezi, and PDF readers.

How far can I walk from my laptop while presenting? Up to 50 meters of open line-of-sight, which comfortably covers a large conference room, lecture hall, or auditorium stage.

What happens if the receiver runs low on power? A full charge takes about 45 minutes over USB-C and lasts roughly 90 days under typical daily use, so most users only charge it a handful of times a year.

Why Buy This Wireless Presenter from Baseus Nigeria

Baseus Nigeria is the official national distributor for Baseus accessories, which means every unit sold here is genuine, not a Computer Village grey-market copy with a shortened lifespan. We offer nationwide delivery across Nigeria, so you get the same authentic product whether you’re in Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt. Browse our full wireless and Bluetooth accessories range for chargers, earbuds, and other Baseus essentials to go with your new presenter.

Laser pointers are classified by output power and safety risk; this device uses a Class 3R laser, the same classification standard referenced by the U.S. FDA’s laser product safety guidance, meaning it’s designed for safe presentation use when not aimed directly at the eyes.