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

The Logitech Spotlight 2 is a rechargeable wireless presentation remote for business and education professionals who present in person, remotely, or in hybrid settings, with haptic feedback, digital highlighting, annotation, and laser-pointer options.

Recommended For

• Frequent presenters, trainers, and speakers who want to move around the room while advancing slides and drawing attention to details with digital highlighting or a laser.
• Teachers and instructional coaches leading lessons or workshops who want to keep attention on the audience and use a programmable button to launch presentation media or classroom tools.
• Presenters who need to monitor their allotted time without checking a screen, since the remote can provide haptic timer alerts during a presentation.
• Hybrid presenters who switch between in-room and online audiences and want digital pointing for on-screen viewers alongside a laser pointer for in-person presentations.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• During a lecture or training session, an instructor can use digital spotlighting, magnification, or annotation to draw attention to a specific chart or detail; these advanced effects require Logi Options+ to be set up on the computer.
• In a conference-room presentation, a speaker can advance slides while moving away from the laptop, and haptic feedback can confirm button presses without needing to look down at the remote.
• For a hybrid or online presentation, the digital pointer can direct remote viewers to an on-screen detail, while the physical laser can be used to point things out to people in the room; the digital pointer requires Logi Options+.
• When giving a talk with a fixed time limit, a presenter can use the remote’s haptic timer alerts as a quiet reminder that the presentation is nearing its end.
• During a classroom demonstration or business presentation, a presenter can assign a shortcut to the Action button—such as starting or pausing media—so they can trigger that task without returning to the computer.

Spec Summary