InterWrite PRS RF Personal Response System Student Remote

Mine had little scratches all over and had obviously been used but it works perfectly. I only paid about $10.00 for it as compared to some of my peers who were forced to buy theirs for college bookstore prices upwards of $50.00 brand new. I'm perfectly content with my worn PRS Clicker. It was packaged complete with the instructional guide and a fresh pair of batteries- works for me! Definitely buy if you only intend to use it for a particular course or are just looking for a cheap alternative with equal quality.

Product shipped to me in 5ish days. Came with batteries at roughly 85% charge. Bubble wrapped package, but not in the original box. The manual, which was unnecessary, was water damaged, and only halfway usable. Product was slightly scratched, but otherwise intact and undamaged.The clicker works great, if the instructor can set it up right. I had no problems with it at all. Depending on how much you pay, you may be able to make money off of it once you're done using it by selling it to other people. If you use it for enough tests, you may even save money over scantrons.

It did not turn on and when I checked the batteries they had white stuff. I had to replace the batteries and it worked.

I'm pretty sure this clicker is outdated but my Professor still lets students use it. I have no problems with it at all, it works great and gets the job done.

Overall decent product. I had some issues with sending an answer a few times, but worked 98% of the time.

This product is a joke! I have clicker points during class and the thing would work half the time and not the other half! I just missed some points out of my class grade due to this. At first I thought it was the batteries so I replaced the batteries and thing wont even turn on now. I called Customer service center spoke with 7 people there for 2 freaking hours! They told me it was broke I need TO BUY A NEW ONE! I wrote the CEO of the company because I am sick of poor products and poor customer service.

what a super nifty gadget. the entire world should take multiple choice tests on this to save paper. With the extra trees the rainforest's natural plethora of gene pools could cure cancer.

Far inferior to the iclicker, a little difficult to use as well. The price however is not terrible, but if it's not essential don't bother.