This presentation clicker features digital highlighting and magnification to focus audience attention on specific slide details. It provides dual connectivity via a USB receiver or Bluetooth and operates within a 30-metre range. The rechargeable battery offers months of use from a single charge and supports PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides.

The Logitech Spotlight Wireless Presentation Remote (Gold)redefined the presenter remote. Instead of a red laser dot that disappears on screens and projectors, it uses software to place a real digital spotlight directly on your slide content — visible on any display, in any lighting condition. Magnify zooms in on specific slide areas in real time without switching to a different view. These are tools that change how audiences engage with a presentation, not just cosmetic upgrades to the click-forward, click-back paradigm.

Spotlight
Digital Highlight — No Laser Required
Spotlight uses Logitech’s software to render a translucent highlight circle directly on your screen — it tracks precisely with your hand movement and is visible on any display: projector, screen, television or monitor. Unlike laser pointers, it works on all surfaces and in all lighting conditions, and its size is adjustable. The audience sees exactly what you see, precisely where you intend.

Magnify
Zoom Into Any Slide Detail
Magnify mode zooms into the area you are pointing to in real time — useful when presenting data tables, charts or diagrams where detail is important and not everyone in the room can see small text clearly. The zoom tracks your movements live, and you remain in control of both the zoom level and position from the remote. No need to switch to presenter view or zoom mode in your software manually.

Connectivity
30m Range · USB + Bluetooth
Dual connectivity — plug in the nano USB receiver for instant, driverless connection to any PC or Mac, or pair over Bluetooth for devices without USB ports (tablets, certain Mac setups, locked-down corporate laptops). 30-metre operating range gives you freedom to move around a large room without signal issues. The rechargeable lithium-polymer battery charges via the included cable and lasts for months between charges.

Great choice if you…
✔ Present regularly to audiences — internal or external

✔ Want to highlight slide content without a laser pointer

✔ Present on screens, TVs or projectors of any type

✔ Need Bluetooth for tablet or Mac presentations

✔ Use PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or PDF

Consider something else if…
✖ You only need basic slide advance — simpler remotes cost less

✖ You can’t install Logitech software (admin-locked PC) — spotlight/magnify won’t work without software

✖ You need a physical laser pointer for whiteboard use

Technical Specifications

Brand / ModelLogitech Spotlight
Connectivity2.4GHz USB receiver + Bluetooth (dual)
Operating RangeUp to 30 metres
Key FeaturesDigital spotlight · Magnify · Timer with vibration alerts
BatteryBuilt-in rechargeable Li-Polymer — months per charge
Quick Charge3 minutes charge = 3 hours use
Dimensions132 × 27.7 × 12.4mm · 49.5g
SoftwareLogitech Presentation (free download)
ColourBlack

Box Contents

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Logitech Spotlight presentation remote (Black)
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Nano USB receiver
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USB charging cable
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Carrying pouch

Compatible With

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Windows 7 / 8 / 10 / 11
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macOS 10.10 or later
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Android / iOS (Bluetooth)
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PowerPoint · Keynote · Google Slides · PDF
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Prezi · Slideshow Pro · other presentation apps

Software Note
Spotlight and Magnify features require Logitech Presentation software (free download) installed on the host computer. Without the software, the remote functions as a basic slide advancer with forward/back navigation. Admin access may be required to install the software on corporate or institutional computers.

Condition
Brand New — Retail Packaging

Warranty
2 Years Logitech + 12 Months Seller

Delivery
4–5 Working Days · Fully Tracked

The Logitech Spotlight — the presenter remote that actually changes how your audience experiences your slides. Digital spotlight, magnify, timer. The red laser dot is obsolete.