The Logitech Spotlight presentation remote comes with a rechargeable, non-replaceable Lithium-ion >=85 mAh battery that can last up to 40 days on a single full charge.

But for presenting on LCD screens, I haven’t found anything better than the Logitech Spotlight! It has found a place in my presenter’s tool kit.Hi Marc, please take a moment to follow the troubleshooting steps FAQ below to try to solve the issue: But I still carry my trusty Green Laser for standard projection. You can pre-define the area of highlight – and that is good. (Of course you can recharge via USB cable… or if you don’t have Bluetooth, it has an included RF Dongle. I’ve not figured out the actual technique they use to get you control over the placement of the target zone, but it is very intuitive and simple to use. It works with not only presentation software like PowerPoint or Keynote… but can work with most other software as well. This presentation tool doesn’t need a laser… instead it connects via Bluetooth and sends a special signal to your computer allowing you to ‘highlight’ on the screen with a defined area that is brighter, while dimming the remainder of the screen. Noticing this situation, the good folks over at Logitech have come up with a solution. So I’ve started to carry an old-fashion retractable pointer. Sadly, lasers, both red and green are not reflected by these screens and thus I’ve lost the ability to highlight during presentations.

I’ve found the green laser is easier to see at distance and works well in all levels of room lighting.īut I’ve been frustrated over the past couple of years as large screens have taken the place of projectors in many situations. My favorite for the past 5 years or so has been a Logitech R800 Professional Presenter with the Green laser. I’ve been doing presentations and training sessions using a remote to forward slides and highlight specific issues with a laser pointer for a very long time…

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