Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote - Universal Wireless Presentation Clicker with Laser Pointer, Advanced Digital Highlighting, Bluetooth, 30 m Range and Quick Charging - Black

Setting this one up straight out of the box took under 10 minutes and that’s because I wanted all of the fancy features. The signal strength is excellent. With my other clickers if I went back stage with them planning on walking on with the clicker in my hand, all of the lights and mics would break the signal and they would not work unless I did a lot of power off, unplugging etc. in front of the audience :(This clicker even worked from back stage when my laptop was on stage. The spotlight feature is a game changer. Brilliant idea whoever came up with it. The sticker price might seem to be a bit high until you actually use it. Then the price makes complete sense.This clicker in my opinion gets an A++

Presenter Remote with great quality product. Perfect range. Nice slim hassel-free design with long lasting charged battery. Fully customizable buttons functionality using Logi App. It is worth it though expensive.

I am absolutely over the moon about this clicker. I finally found one that works with Keynote Speaker on iPad - which is what I use to teach in the classroom (routed to the in-class projector).If you are in a similar boat as myself, and were out of luck on a clicker that would work with this setup - this one from Logitech does the trick! For two years now, I have been reduced to carrying around a bluetooth keyboard hitting the down button for each new slide as I ran throughout the classroom trying to teach simultaneously (Logitech Keys-to-go, if anyone is interested), but that was super unwieldy, as you can imagine, and I kept leaving it in places and the students had to help me find all my stuff. One week, I actually wore a server's apron to get it all done, lol (okay, but embarrassing).(Also, the keys-to-go just finally up and died on me. Still works as a keyboard, just not as a slide advancer... huh.)Now, finally: this little clicker. I can carry it with me and teach from wherever. It works from any place in the classroom, which is rather large (classroom, not lecture hall).Now, to find skirts with functional pockets, so that I can actually teach hands-free... augh. Anyways, it beats carrying around a keyboard.

They notice your presentation with focus and excitement..."how did you do that?"

I bought this to replace the presentation controls in PowerPoint such as the "laser" pointer and magnify features. The remote is built well and connectivity is good seeing how you have two option such as a USB dongle and Bluetooth and the quick charge is a plus but in terms of functionality, it is a big let down. All this device does is replicate your mouse pointer. This is a huge let down as I like to have Presenter mode on my laptop while I project my main slides onto a bigger screen. This means I cannot scroll down the comments I made to keep track of talking points. I had to readjust the pointer to my laptop and then to the big screen constantly in my last presentation and that took time (even though its seconds which seems like forever when waiting for a speaker to talk cause he is fidgeting with his laptop). If you do not readjust the mouse to the bigger screen then you will end up magnifying or highlighting your laptop screen which was very frustrating. Trying to go from laptop screen to bigger screen by swinging your arm around is like trying to use a Nintendo Wii remote. I feel you are better off buying Logitech's (or other brands) lower end remote for the laser pointer and the forward and back buttons for slides as opposed to buying this item for ~$100.

I travel aroud the country and gave lectures. by far this the easesy clicker. Very professional! i love the spot light feature!

I'm a full-time corporate/technical trainer and travel the US/Canada conducting classes in various venues. Sometimes I have a screen and projector, but the trend is going to smart boards/tv's/etc. and a standard laser pointer definitely will not work. This is a great alternative!The pros:Easy to use, easy initial setup. You must install their software, so check with your IT for policies. Great battery life, but I am charging whenever I take a break in class which is usually less than 2 hours. No problems with battery running down or even giving me a warning. Go on break, plug in for the 1-minute charge, unplug and use after break. "Laser" pointer/red dot on screen works well, and it is intuitive to use. I like the ability to adjust volume and to be able to select button functions.The cons:The other highlighter features besides the red dot aren't very useful in PowerPoint. One obscures all the screen except for the highlighted portion, the other magnifies but also obscures the rest of the screen. This may work well for you, but not when viewing technical drawings, etc. The only other "con" is the price....Overall if you need a presenter to use on a digital/LED/LCD screen, this is the best choice out there. I have no regrets in this purchase, and will be buying more for my other Trainers.