Pulling on this rubber loop releases a USB A dongle which can be connected to any non-Bluetooth enabled computer. The front of the remote contains an otherwise hidden white LED which comes to life when plugged in.Īt the opposite end is a small rubbery tail with a raised “Logi” Logo. Central is a large advance button with smaller pointer and previous buttons above and beneath respectively.
The buttons are cleverly delineated by their physical position, size, colour and texture. Three neatly arranged buttons towards the top of the remote are where the action is. The slate coloured Spotlight remote has a two tone grey finish – Smooth grey metal punctuated by a slightly rubbery darker grey for the “advance” button and for the battery plate located on the underside of the remote. It is 10mm high and our first impression was that it looks and feels great. The Spotlight Remote control itself is a flattened cylinder 143mm long (including removable rubber tail) and just over 25mm wide. The Spotlight Presentation remote comes in a small package with everything neatly in place. We recently reviewed the Harmony Elite Remote and also their Z337 Bluetooth 2.1 Speaker System. With the Spotlight Presentation Remote, Logitech’s got your back.įounded in 1981, Logitech products are distributed in more than 100 countries worldwide both through retail channels and partnerships with PC manufacturers. Whether you are a professional, student or part time presenter, having someone on your side during a presentation always helps.
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