Logitech Spotlight 2 Presentation Remote, Wireless Presentation Clicker with Haptics, Digital Highlighting, Customizable Actions, Laser Pointer, Quick Charge, Bluetooth®, and USB-C, Sand - PC,

The Logitech Spotlight 2 is a rechargeable wireless presentation remote for business and education presenters who want to control slides and emphasize on-screen details with digital highlighting, magnification, annotation, haptic feedback, or a laser pointer.

Recommended For

• Educators and trainers who move around while teaching and want to advance slides, emphasize details on screen, and keep attention on the audience instead of the laptop.
• Hybrid presenters who need to point out slide details to both in-room and online audiences; Logitech’s digital pointer and highlighting tools are intended for on-screen use, including during screen sharing.
• Speakers with timed talks who want discreet vibration alerts to track presentation time without checking a watch or visible timer.
• Frequent presenters who want confirmation that a button press registered without looking down; Spotlight 2 uses haptic feedback for slide and presentation controls.
• Professionals who present regularly and want to assign shortcuts or actions to the remote’s buttons rather than rely only on basic next- and previous-slide controls.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• In a hybrid presentation, a speaker uses the digital pointer or highlighting effect to draw attention to details on shared slides; remote viewers can follow the on-screen emphasis without relying on a physical laser.
• During a lesson or training session, an instructor moves around the room and advances slides while keeping attention on learners; haptic feedback confirms key presses, reducing the need to look down at the remote.
• When presenting within a fixed time slot, a speaker sets timer alerts and feels the remote vibrate at configured points, helping them notice pacing cues without interrupting the talk to check a screen.
• In a boardroom or conference venue, a presenter uses the remote to move through slides and digitally magnify or highlight information on a large display, making specific chart details easier for the audience to follow.
• For a presentation that includes media or frequent app controls, a user assigns a shortcut to the action button; a single press can trigger a configured task, such as starting or pausing, instead of switching back to the computer.

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