Make sure this fitsby entering your model number. Advanced Highlighting* – The Logitech Spotlight remote allows you to highlight or magnify on screen. Visible to audience in-person and video conference. It also has a mouse-like cursor control for you to interact with your content (videos, links, etc). *Requires installation of Logitech Presentation software (available for download at logitech.com). Smart Time Management* – Manage your time perfectly from your first until your final slide. Set timed milestones within the app and receive vibration alerts directly to hand. *Requires installation of Logitech Presentation software (available for download at logitech.com). Universal Compatibility – The Logitech Spotlight remote is optimised to work with Windows or macOS as well as leading presentation software including PowerPoint, Keynote, PDF, Google Slides and Prezi. Dual Connectivity – Connect the Logitech Spotlight remote to your computer via USB receiver or low energy Bluetooth. A convenient, built-in dock stores the USB receiver inside the remote when not in use. 30 Meters Operating Range* – Move and present freely from as far as 30 metres away. Perfect for medium to large-size rooms. *May vary based on use and computing conditions.
Hardware = A+ Charging/Battery = A+ Feel in Hand = A+ Ease of Use = A+ "Pointer" = D It is not Logitechs fault, but beware, if you connect your computer to a projector or display over a wifi-, bluetooth, or any other wireless technology, there is a lag between the time you move the "software-based-pointer" and the time you see the movement on the screen. This latency makes it very difficult to maneuver the pointer accurately while looking at the presentation on the wall. As a result, the only way it works is if you look at the computer screen directly, which is often not practical or convenient. When plugging your computer into the projector directly with a VGA adapter you will not have this problem. Logitech, I thought you had finally produced the holy grail of presentation pointers, which many of us have been waiting for years to purchase. We are willing to pay for it - we want the quality. But to make it an A+ FOR ALL CONNECTION TYPES, you should just simply integrate a laser into the pointer and allow the user to choose if they prefer the software-based pointing, or the good old fashioned laser pointer. Please consider developing a "Spotlight +" that adds the laser pointer (and make it really bright please)!
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I purchased this for one-on-one meetings because its sleek and easy to handle. However, I wasnt expecting to get a device with such pronounced tactile and auditory response. It does have a lot of great bells and whistles for presenting, but definitely not suited for one-on-one presentations. Your audience will hear every click...