Description

Overview

The Logitech R800 is the professional presenter — the one for the big room, the bright hall, the keynote where the clock matters as much as the slides. It is Logitech’s top presentation remote: a brilliant green laser instead of red, double the wireless range at 30 metres, and a 1.5-inch LCD display with a countdown timer that vibrates silently when your time is almost up.

The green laser is the headline. Green is brighter to the human eye than red at the same power, and it stays visible on flat-panel and LCD screens, on projection screens, and in brightly lit rooms where a red dot washes out.

The LCD is the second reason. A 1.5-inch display on the remote shows the countdown timer, the battery power and the wireless reception level, The timer vibrates silently — once at five minutes left, twice at two, three times at zero — and once it hits zero it counts upward for up to 60 minutes, so you can see exactly how far you have run over. The USB mini receiver docks inside the presenter when not in use, and a carrying case is included. Like the R400 it is a 2009 design with a USB-A receiver, so a USB-C-only laptop needs a separate adapter.

Key Benefits

The first benefit is the green laser. It is brighter and easier to see than red — visible even on LCD and plasma displays and in brightly lit rooms, and from across a large hall.

The second benefit is range. Up to 100 feet, 30 metres, of 2.4 GHz wireless freedom — double the R400’s 15 metres. In an auditorium, that is the difference between presenting from the stage and presenting from anywhere in the room.

The third benefit is the timer. A countdown you set yourself, with silent vibrating alerts at 5, 2 and 0 minutes left, means you manage your time without looking at a watch or a phone.

The fourth benefit is control. Full slideshow controls — forward and back, start and stop, black screen, laser, timer buttons — in a layout you can use by touch.

Features and Advantages

The laser is a brilliant green pointer. Logitech’s launch release is clear about why: green is easy to see on flat-panel, LCD and plasma displays, on projection screens and in brightly lit rooms. One thing is deliberately not stated here — the laser class. Logitech’s own sources disagree about it, so this listing says only “green laser pointer” and states no class number. The yellow label on the underside of the stocked unit states its class — check it before publishing.

The LCD display measures 1 × 1.5 inches and shows three things: the countdown timer, the battery-power indicator and the reception-level indicator. The timer is easy to set, with silent vibration alerts at 5, 2 and 0 minutes left. After zero it counts upward for up to 60 minutes to show overrun. One retailer calls the LCD “backlit”, but Logitech’s own wording is just “LCD display”, so that claim is not made here.

The wireless side is 2.4 GHz through a plug-and-play USB mini receiver, USB-A, with up to 100 feet (30 metres) of range. The receiver docks inside the presenter, and there is no software to install. Power comes from two AAA alkaline batteries, included in the box. No battery-life hours are stated here: no official Logitech figure for the R800’s battery life was found. The part number is 910-001350.

Ideal Users

Professional speakers will get the most out of the R800. A keynote, a conference talk, a product launch — anywhere the room is large, the lights are bright, and the schedule is tight.

Lecturers in large halls and auditoriums are the second group. A university lecture theatre with a hundred students, a projection screen and a bright room is exactly where a red laser disappears and a green one earns its keep.

Corporate trainers are the third group. Anyone presenting in a large or brightly lit room who needs to watch the clock without looking at a laptop rounds out the list. One honest note before ordering: verify the stocked unit is the green-laser R800. The Logitech R700 is an identical-looking twin with a red laser — same body, same LCD, same 30-metre range — and only the laser colour differs.

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Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	Logitech Professional Presenter R800
Part number	910-001350
Laser	Brilliant green laser pointer — easy to see on flat-panel/LCD/plasma displays, projection screens and in brightly lit rooms
Laser class	Not stated — Logitech’s own sources disagree; check the yellow label on the underside of the stocked unit
Wireless range	Up to 100 ft (30 m)
Wireless technology	2.4 GHz wireless via plug-and-play USB mini receiver (USB-A)
LCD display	1 × 1.5-inch LCD showing timer, battery-power and reception-level (signal) indicators
Timer	Easy-to-set countdown timer; silent vibrating alerts at 5, 2 and 0 minutes left; after zero it counts UP for up to 60 minutes to show overrun
Alerts	Silent vibration alerts (no audible beep stated)
Battery	2× AAA alkaline batteries (included)
Buttons	Slideshow forward/backward, presentation start/stop, black screen on/off, laser, timer buttons, on/off switch
Receiver storage	Storable plug-and-play receiver — docks inside the presenter
Plug-and-play	Yes — no software to install
Dimensions	38 × 134 × 28 mm (1.5 × 5.28 × 1.1 in)
Colour	Black body; green laser
In the box	R800 presenter, wireless mini receiver, 2× AAA batteries, carrying case, user documentation
OS support	Windows (see FAQs — macOS not claimed)
Software compatibility	PowerPoint — confirmed. Keynote/macOS — NOT claimed (official sources do not agree)

FAQs

How is the Logitech R800 different from the R400? The R800 has a green laser instead of red, double the range (30 m vs 15 m), and an LCD display with a countdown timer and silent vibration alerts — features the R400 does not have.

What does the R800’s LCD display show? The countdown timer, battery power and wireless reception level, on a 1 × 1.5-inch LCD.

How do the R800’s timer alerts work? Set the timer, and the presenter silently vibrates when 5, 2 and 0 minutes are left.

What is the wireless range of the R800? Up to 100 feet (30 metres) with 2.4 GHz wireless technology. Range may vary with use, environment and computing conditions.

What batteries does the R800 use, and what is in the box? Two AAA batteries (included). The box contains the R800 presenter, wireless mini receiver, 2× AAA batteries, carrying case and user documentation.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists the Logitech R800 at Rs 24,000 with the full box contents as Logitech ships them — the presenter, the wireless mini receiver, two AAA batteries, the carrying case and user documentation. The listing states the facts plainly and leaves out what could not be verified: no laser class, no battery-life hours, no weight, no macOS claim. For new stock and offers, follow NexGenShop.pk on Facebook and Instagram.

Final Conclusion

The Logitech R800 is the presenter for the big room. For Rs 24,000 it gives you a green laser the whole hall can see, 30 metres of wireless range, and an LCD timer that taps your hand silently when time is running out. The premium buys the green laser, the LCD, the timer and the range. If you present in large or brightly lit rooms and the clock matters, this is the remote for the job — once the stocked unit is confirmed as the green-laser R800 and the price is confirmed with the supplier.