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Logitech’s new remote can help calm you with breathing exercises before a presentation.

The Spotlight 2, available today for $129.99, features breathing exercises guided by built-in haptics to help calm nervous presenters. The wireless remote can also be used to highlight presentation details with a digital onscreen spotlight or magnifier and adds a new customizable button that can trigger shortcuts like blanking the screen or muting audio.

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<em>The remote has a range of up to 100 feet and will run for up to 3 months on a full charge. If it’s completely dead, a 1-minute quick charge gives you 3 hours of use.</em>
<em>The updated design includes an improved grip, a new button layout, and a customizable Action Button on the side.</em>
<em>The Spotlight 2 is available in graphite and sand color options globally, and light lilac and black in select markets.</em>
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The remote has a range of up to 100 feet and will run for up to 3 months on a full charge. If it’s completely dead, a 1-minute quick charge gives you 3 hours of use.
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