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No more ‘you’re on mute’

Integrated mute control with status light ensures you don’t get caught talking to yourself.  

Compatibility and control

Works with popular presentation and meeting apps. 1 Certified for Microsoft Teams, with integrated controls.

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Quickly join a meeting and raise your hand with the integrated Microsoft Teams button.  

Customize your experience

Programmable button enhances presentations and day-to-day meetings.

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Present from almost anywhere, with a wireless range up to 32 feet/ 10 meters, and up to 6 days of battery. 2  

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Get reliable control during meetings, such as a reassuring vibration when you go on and off mute, or raise and lower your hand.

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Microsoft Presenter+ review: Become a Teams and PowerPoint presenting pro with THIS

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Windows Central Verdict

The Microsoft Presenter+ is an excellent peripheral for public speakers or team members who find themselves on stage (in person or virtually) in front of a PowerPoint presentation on a regular basis. With deep integration with Teams, it's a no brainer for managers and other roles that require presenting.

Sleek and discreet

Good battery life

Cool virtual laser feature

Limited amount of buttons

Can't click on things with the laser

Mute button only works in Teams

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These days, Microsoft is all about enhancing your workflow with handy productivity-focused software and accessories, and its new Presenter+ remote embodies that philosophy very much so. I love gadgets are that designed for specific use cases, and while it’s certainly not the first of its kind, the Presenter+ is elegant, sleek, and easy to set up and use.

I've been using the Presenter+ for a little over two weeks to conduct presentations and enhance Teams meetings. Here's my review!

Microsoft Presenter+: Price & Availability

The Microsoft Presenter+ is available directly from the Microsoft Store or Amazon and has a retail price of $80. Here are the specs of the product:

Microsoft Presenter+: Design

The Presenter+ features a clean, elegant design that looks good on your desk and discreet in your hand. It's small, lightweight, and feels great to hold thanks to its premium smooth plastic enclosure. The buttons are tactile and easy to press and have a satisfying click to them. 

The buttons themselves consist of a large circular mute button at the top, followed by two smaller left and right navigation buttons below it, a pill-shaped "presenting laser" button below those, and a large circular Teams button at the bottom. On the back are a power toggle and Bluetooth pair button.

The back of the remote is covered in a slightly grippy texture, which makes it slightly easier to hold and reduces its ability to slide around on your desk when not in the charging dock. There's also a small Microsoft logo on the back, just below an indented area to rest your finger in as you hold the device.

On the bottom is a USB-C port flanked by two silver prongs, used for charging with the included charging dock. The charging dock itself is a nice inclusion, connected to a USB-A cable that plugs into your computer to supply power. The USB-C port on the remote can also be used for charging. 

Microsoft Presenter+: Features

The Presenter+ includes several different features and modes, all designed to enhance your experience when presenting PowerPoint presentations or partaking in Teams meetings. We'll start with the presentation features, which unsurprisingly are a highlight for this remote.

This remote includes a built-in virtual laser function, which can be used to point at and highlight areas of a screen being used to present content. The virtual laser can be used anywhere, in any app by simply holding the laser button and pointing at your screen. 

It uses a built-in gyroscope to track the location of the remote, and relatively accurately display the laser where you'd expect it to be. It works very similarly to how LG's Magic Remote works on its TVs, with the ability to point the remote at the screen and use it as a mouse.

The laser button, when paired with the navigation buttons above it, makes for an all-in-one solution for presenting PowerPoint slides on a stage, or even virtually in Microsoft Teams. The only frustrating thing about the laser pointer is that you can't actually click on things with it. Within Windows, you can use it to highlight things, but if you want to click OK on a prompt, you can't. 

The remote can also be used as a microphone toggle with the dedicated mute button along the top. This is great for scenarios where you might find yourself walking around a small office while in a meeting, with other colleagues interrupting you in person every so often. 

Now, there's no microphone built-in to the remote, so you can't use it as an on-the-go toggle mic, but the mute button will act as a toggle for whatever mic is built-in to the device you have it connected to. 

Lastly, the Presenter+ features a vibration motor for tactile signals, which buzz when a Teams meeting starts, you mute or unmute your mic, when the battery is low, and even when you raise and lower your hand. Yes, the remote also functions as a way of raising your hand virtually in Teams meetings. Pretty cool. 

Microsoft Presenter+: Customization

Many of the functions and features of the Presenter+ remote can be configured, which means you can dial in how you want to use the remote to your personal taste. For example, you can choose to use the microphone button as a toggle, switching between muted and unmuted states with a click, or use it as a push-to-talk button, only unmuting the mic when the button is held down.

The laser feature can also be customized, including the ability to change the size and color of the laser pointer itself. You can also configure the sensitivity of the gyro, which is great if you find the remote isn't doing a good job of tracking the laser pointer on the screen out of the box.

You can even customize the strength of the tactility motor, increasing or decreasing its strength to suit your preference. You can also turn on and off which features present tactile signals, so if you didn't want it to vibrate when you mute or unmute your mic, you can turn that off. 

All of these features can be customized using Microsoft's well-put-together Accessory Center app, which is automatically installed when you pair the remote to a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC for the first time. The app also includes the ability to "find my remote" by buzzing the vibration motor inside it if you ever lose it. 

Microsoft Presenter+: Competition

There are countless clicker devices out there on the market that allow you to control a PowerPoint presentation, and some of them even have actual laser point pointers built in. Peripherals such as the Logitech Presenter R400 , which uses its own wireless receiver for functionality, can be had for just $32. But it doesn't come with any customization software or integration with Microsoft Teams.

There's also the DinoFire Wireless Presenter , which just like the Logitech, uses its own RF receiver for functionality, and a built-in level 2 laser. But again, no Microsoft Teams integration. And that's going to be the big differentiator between other clickers and the Microsoft Presenter+.

The Microsoft Presenter+ offers a virtual laser, in-depth Microsoft Teams integration, a wide array of customizable settings, and even a haptic motor. You're not going to find those things on other clickers on the market.

Microsoft Presenter+ Should you buy

The Microsoft Presenter+ is an excellent peripheral, but only if you find yourself presenting PowerPoint presentations on a regular basis. For everyone else, I don't think it's a necessary investment, as it's pretty easy to navigate a PowerPoint slide without a dedicated accessory.

With that said, the Presenter+ is really only for the people who want or need to look professional on a stage or virtually. They won't want to be seen walking back to a laptop on the corner of the stage to advance to the next slide. They want to stay in their flow and present the next slide as they talk to their audience. 

If that's you, then you simply can't go wrong with the Presenter+. The other integrations with Teams are a nice addition, such as raising the remote to raise your hand in the meeting and using the mic button as a toggle. 

The Microsoft Presenter+ is an excellent peripheral for public speakers or team members who find themselves on stage (in person or virtually) in front of a PowerPoint presentation on a regular basis.

Zac Bowden is a Senior Editor at Windows Central. Bringing you exclusive coverage into the world of Windows on PCs, tablets, phones, and more. Also an avid collector of rare Microsoft prototype devices! Keep in touch on Twitter and Threads

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Microsoft’s Presenter+ is a sleek PowerPoint remote for the hybrid work era

It features built-in mute and microsoft teams buttons..

Back in the early aughts, Microsoft released the Presenter 3000, a wireless remote for PowerPoint presentations. Now, two decades later, the company has announced the Presenter+. Like its predecessor, it’s remote you can use for PowerPoint presentations, but it also reflects how work has changed since the start of the pandemic.

You can see that in the design of Presenter+. In addition to the usual slide forward and back buttons, there’s a Microsoft Teams button that allows you to quickly join meetings and raise your hand. If Teams isn’t your jam, Microsoft notes you can use Presenter+ with the majority of other meeting apps, including Zoom. There’s also a big button for muting and unmuting your microphone, and the remote will vibrate when everyone can hear you. Rounding out the package is a nifty charging stand and Bluetooth connectivity. On Windows 10 and Windows 11, you can also customize the buttons to your needs.

Admittedly, it would have been nice if Microsoft had announced the Presenter+ back in 2020 or 2021. That said, there are still plenty of predominantly remote workers who will find the remote useful whether they’re at home or in the office. The Presenter+ will retail for $80. Interestingly, Microsoft notes it's the first presentation control to be certified for Teams, suggesting more on the way from other companies.

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Microsoft Presenter+ (2022), Wireless and Bluetooth Presentation Clicker for PowerPoint, Advanced Built-in Features, Black Color

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• Certified for Microsoft Teams and works with popular presentation and meeting apps.
• Advance slides or go back, and digitally point onscreen with PowerPoint Live.
• Integrated mute control with status light.
• Quickly join meetings with the Microsoft Teams button.
• Reliable control, at your desk or across the room.
• Up to 6 days of battery.

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Take control of your hybrid life

Effortlessly advance slides and focus the audience’s attention on key content to deliver engaging presentations, in person or online.

Present like a pro in person or online

With programmable buttons and integrated mute control, you can enhance your presentations and day‑to‑day meetings.

Helpful cues you can feel

For reliable control during meetings, such as a reassuring vibration when you go on/off mute or raise/lower your hand.

Join the conversation

Quickly join meetings and raise your hand with the integrated Microsoft Teams button

Reliable control

Present from almost anywhere with Bluetooth connectivity, a wireless range up to 32.8 feet / 10 meters, slim design, and up to 6 days of battery.[1]

Compatibility and control

Microsoft Presenter+ is Certified for Microsoft Teams and works with popular presentation and meeting apps.*

No more “you’re on mute”

Integrated mute control with status light ensures you don’t get caught talking to yourself.

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[1] Battery life varies significantly based on usage, settings and other factors. Testing conducted by Microsoft in September 2022 using preproduction devices. Testing consisted of connecting each device to a host via Bluetooth and measuring battery discharge associated with a mixture of active use and standby scenarios. All settings were default settings.

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Use Microsoft Presenter+ in Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Presenter+ is a Certified for Microsoft Teams remote you can use for meetings and calls in Teams for work or school. Use it to deliver engaging presentations in Teams meetings that are online, in-person, or hybrid. And when you’re not presenting, use Microsoft Presenter+ to participate in Teams meetings with the touch of a button—whether you’re sitting at your computer or stepping away from it.

Note:  Not all features of Microsoft Presenter+ are available in Microsoft Teams for home or small business.

The first step is to pair Microsoft Presenter+ over Bluetooth on your Windows 10/11 PC or Mac. To learn how, see Set up and use Microsoft Presenter+ .

Find your way around your Microsoft Presenter+ 

Use this diagram to find the buttons you can use on Microsoft Presenter+ during Microsoft Teams meetings. 

Back button for presentations using PowerPoint Live*

Next button for presentations using PowerPoint Live*

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Present in Microsoft Teams using PowerPoint Live 

To use Microsoft Presenter+ when you’re presenting a PowerPoint presentation in a Microsoft Teams meeting, use PowerPoint Live in Teams. Here’s how to open your PowerPoint presentation and get started. 

Join the Microsoft Teams meeting.

Select Share , then select your PowerPoint presentation under PowerPoint Live .

Use Microsoft Presenter+ in a Teams meeting or call 

After you open Microsoft Teams on your Windows 10/11 PC, here’s how to use the buttons on your Microsoft Presenter+ during Microsoft Teams meetings—when you’re presenting or participating in a Teams meeting. 

Get the Microsoft Accessory Center app

The Microsoft Accessory Center app lets you customize the buttons, laser pointer, settings, and more on your Microsoft Presenter+ to help you get the most from it. To learn more, see Set up and use Microsoft Presenter+ . 

Download the Microsoft Accessory Center app  from Microsoft Store and install it on your Windows 10/11 PC. 

Note:  Microsoft Accessory Center isn't available for macOS. 

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