- #LOGITECH PRESENTER SPOTLIGHT BLUETOOTH SOFTWARE#
- #LOGITECH PRESENTER SPOTLIGHT BLUETOOTH BLUETOOTH#
However it fits firmly in the presentation remote when not in use. This will be a delight for those afraid of loosing small pieces.
#LOGITECH PRESENTER SPOTLIGHT BLUETOOTH BLUETOOTH#
The Spotlight can connect via Bluetooth or radio via the dongle. It pulls out to reveal a USB C port for charging. Logitech Spotlight’s USB receiver is built into the bottom. The Spotlight function can take a moment or two to calibrate as it addresses many screens and formats, but is a killer highlight that not only gives the product it’s name but sets it apart from the rest. (Looking at you Java.) This means when you get up on stage, you won’t be stalled managing updates or random shut downs for the presentation software. Additionally the stability of the Spotlight control means there are not updates every week.
#LOGITECH PRESENTER SPOTLIGHT BLUETOOTH SOFTWARE#
Installation of the software is straight forward. The remote itself it small at (0.48 x 1.10 x 1.59 in.) and comes in choices of White, Gold, Silver, and RED. In testing, in large rooms there was never a connectivity issue. Hidden in the remote is a USB-A adapter that gives 100 feet range for the largest of stages. The Logitech Spotlight’s three buttons from top to bottom are Zoom aka Spotlight, Forward, and Backward. Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote, three buttons, three functions, no worries. Which is why it’s time to take a second look. Since then, and at the time of this review it’s found for $99.99 new on Amazon or $69.99 on eBay. Originally the Spotlight’s price was a deterrent for all but the serious presenters at $129.99. The Logitech Spotlight is not new, released in February 2017, but it is advanced in its simplicity and straight forward design.
The engineers at Logitech, like you and I, probably ran into this and decided to create a masterful presentation remote we’d actually want to use. The remote is often an anchor for new presenters to clutch onto as they stare down audiences big and small.
The universal behind every PowerPoint from TED to office meeting is that the presenter remote is busted, broken, or put out of its misery and thrown away.
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