Logitech Spotlight - Reviews
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10.4.2017
There is a pleasingly professional look and feel to the Spotlight (along with a similarly based price). It is a little heavier than you might expect - but in a good way - and its metal casing feels solid and well made.It has only three buttons as well as a dongle - which plugs into the bottom of it when not in use. Unplugging this reveals the charging port into which the supplied - and short - charging cable can be plugged. There is a neat rubberised carrying pouch to protect it between presentations.The first task is to download and install the accompanying software from Logitech. Both tasks are easily and quickly accomplished.Once installed the next task is charging the Spotlight - this is also simple and fast.
11.4.2017
Amazon kindly gave me this to write an impartial review. I've been using this for a while now at work as I deliver a lot of presentations and I have to say I am impressed. The remote is made of aluminium and has a very well made, premium feel to it. If you have no idea what you are presenting to your audience, at least this remote will help a bit to make it look like you know what you're doing!On a serious note though, it does have some really good features that are very slick. Highlighting areas on the screen does look really professional (it grey's out the rest of the screen and keeps a small circle area as normal, and you can move this circle around where you want on the screen)
9.4.2017
The 'Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote (Wireless Presenter, USB, Bluetooth, Magnify on Screen, Range 30 m) - Slate/Grey' is a high-end remote control for use during presentations. While at first glance the price may seem somewhat excessive considering that similar devices can be obtained for a fraction of this, there are actually some innovative features which make this remote special. The Spotlight comes in a compact presentation box, but without any meaningful instructions other than 'install the software', which seems a bit of an oversight - surely it wouldn't have cost much to print a simple guide? The Spotlight is handsome-looking, ours is a sort of brushed slate grey colour,
18.3.2017
I've used a previous Logitech Presentation remote for several years so I was very pleased to receive this latest top-of-the-range version which is apparently a favourite of TED presenters.Opening the box it's obvious that this is a premium product - in this gold finish it's almost Apple-esque in look, touch and feel! It's nice and slim and perfectly balanced and feels great in the hand. There are only three buttons - the largest being the forward button with a back button below it and the 'spotlight' button above it. Before using the remote it needs charging up, but don't worry as just a few minutes will give you enough to try your first hour long presentation. Once it is fully charged,
13.9.2017
Over the past several years, I have used a number of presentation tools, ranging from the ever so simple (i.e. a laser pointer) to the more technical, requiring preinstalled software. This Logitech presentation remote is a fantastic gadget, and probably one of the best presentation tools I have used.Firstly, the remote itself is very well presented and packaged. included in the box is the remote itself, a carry sleeve, charging cable, USB receiver, and instructions. The finish of the remote is to a very high standard, something I have come to expect from Logitech products. Being simplistic in design, it features 3 buttons, which is all it needs. This enhances the simplicity of using the remote.
13.3.2017
Before going onto its good points, I will give you the only negative. Basically there are no instructions with this and the only way to get them is to download the software. However, it is very worthwhile doing this.So, the good points:1. It only requires 1 minute of charging via a USB port (a short USB 3 cable is provided) to give you 3 hours of presentation time. So, even if you arrive with a flat battery in this, 60 seconds later you can be good to go2. It seems to have a very good range, trying this across the office. The claimed range is 30 m, but although I haven't tried this at the limit, it worked for everything the i wanted3. The spotlight function is excellent. Basically,
20.3.2017
I have never had a presentation tool before but as I carry out training regularly I thought why not give this a go something to make things more professional.Firstly this comes in a nice presentation box which is easy to opening side is a gold coloured presentation stick, approximately 10 cm long and with three buttons on what looks like an on Off button which is almost a multifunction button. A forward looking button and a backward looking button.Also inside the box a slip mat a wireless dongle and a 10cm USB connector cable (used for charging).As has been said instruction manuals are minimal to non-existent but the web site was easy to find and the software required was easy and quick to download.The dongle than takes you through a set up process which is easy and intuitive,
18.3.2017
WOW!! I have never owned a remote pointer before so cannot compare it to any other product but I am super impressed with it. In the box is the Spotlight pointer and a charging cable. There is a label on the back of the pointer that tells you the website that you need to go to so that you can install the software. Once you run the setup software it guides you through the set up and the charging - it only takes 1 minute to charge!!!!! I then used the pointer on a Powerpoint presentation - the big button moves the slides forward and the smaller one moves them backward (standard I assume). BUT the real WOW is the top button that allows you to 'highlight'
28.4.2017
Anyone who has presented will know about laser pointers being used to highlight certain points. Usually people switch off and no amount of laser shows will help wake them up.This Logitech remote not only allows you to go forward and back through your slides but at the touch of a button the screen, the screen has a grey layer with a circle that retains the original slide etc. This allows you to draw attention to an area. If you double click, the circle acts as a magnifier.When designed, Logitech were clearly aiming this at Apple users as it comes in gold, slate and silver and has the same feel of aluminium that MacBooks have.. It is charged via USB-C cable and a USB-A dongle.
26.3.2017
This is an excellent quality remote for presentations. It feels well made it responds well and even gives me a mouse on screen which is useful for some of my presentations. Is it worth what they charge? probably not. The real test is that I now have two remotes I can use; this which looks the part and gives me a mouse and magnification and vibrates if I move too slowly, and another one which is much cheaper and basically gives me page forward and back and if I need the mouse I have to nip back to the laptop. I almost always use the cheap one for one reason; it has a laser pointer built in to it and that is such a simple and yet usable addition that it is the one I use.So this looks the part
19.3.2017
This is without a doubt a game changing presentation remote, firstly I installed in on my mac in about two minutes (you need to go to Logitech.com/spotlight for the software). You need to give the remote a good charge (a special cable fits in the end) and then put the USB dongle in your laptop and you are away. The counter allows you to move around the cursor by moving the remote and it works really well, if you push the big button it does a highlight on the screen (which you can configure to be a zoom as well). It buzzes five minutes before the end of your presentation and overall is the best of the best. The only thing missing is a laser pointer built it !
12.3.2017
Five stars, but should have taken one away because of the high price. The keys to a good presentation are the presenter, the presentation itself and what it's hoping to achieve. But this little gadget can pep up any presentation, and is a novel way to engage with small audiences - everyone wants a look and feel of this wonderfully ergonomic remote. It does everything it says it does, but it's for the experienced presenter, and not for every presentation. You don't want to over-gimmick your presentation, but if you have lots of data, images or key points you want to highlight, then this Logitech's Spotlight is worth the high price.
6.5.2017
This is probably the best pointer out there on the market at the moment. It's incredibly well made, fitting in the hand very comfortably and feels like it will last for years. Yes it's expensive but worth it I think for those important moments on stage. Other reviewers have described the features very well. The one that I like the most is the vibrate feature which reminds you that you're getting to the end of your presentation time. I don't use the zoom feature at all. Easy software to install and very simple to get used to.
1.9.2017
It is a great item for supporting presentations, however the spotlight does not replace completely the laser.The idea is good but not that good.
27.7.2019
my students were wowed by the professional addition this was to my classes. no more red dot pointers that cant be seen on LCD TV screens