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Product Introduction PPT Template: Features, Proof, Price

A product introduction deck shows a customer or a partner who the product is for, what it does, why it is better, the proof, and how to start. Features are shown with the benefit each brings, ideally with a picture.

Get these right

  1. 1Start from the customer's problem, not the product's history.
  2. 2One feature per slide, with the benefit in the title.
  3. 3Proof is numbers or named customers; adjectives are not proof.
  4. 4Close with price and a first step that takes minutes.

Structure

The deck opens with these slides, in this order.

  1. 1Product introductionTitle
  2. 2Who it is forBullets
  3. 3What it doesSection
  4. 4Feature oneImage
  5. 5Feature twoImage
  6. 6ProofBullets
  7. 7Pricing and how to startBullets
  8. 8Thank youClosing

A complete example Β· 12 slides

Designed by the AI from this brief, exactly as the workbench would design yours:

An introduction of the Lumo desk lamp to retail buyers: for people who work late at a desk; flicker-free panel, colour temperature 2,700–5,000 K, a timer that dims it over 30 minutes before bed, USB-C port, aluminium body; in a two-month beta 82% of 300 users said evening eye strain eased; retail price 329 yuan, wholesale 210 yuan, two-year warranty; first step: a sample unit and a two-week trial on one shelf.
Lumo Desk Lamp
A calmer light for people who work late at a desk
Speaker notes Β· Thank you for your time today. This deck introduces Lumo, a desk lamp designed for people who work into the evening. I will cover who it is for, what it does, the evidence from our beta, pricing and how we can start together with a simple shelf trial.
Late-evening desk workers need light that does not strain the eyes
  • β€’Students, freelancers and home-office workers who work after dark
  • β€’Hours in front of screens under harsh or flickering light
  • β€’Eye strain by evening, trouble winding down before bed
  • β€’Existing lamps offer one colour and no bedtime routine
  • β€’They want one lamp that fits a modern desk and a modern phone
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Speaker notes Β· Our customer is anyone who sits at a desk after sunset: students, freelancers, people finishing work at home. Their problem is twofold: tired eyes from poor light, and difficulty switching off at the end of the night. Most desk lamps on the shelf solve neither.
What Lumo does
One sentence: a flicker-free desk lamp that follows your evening from focus to sleep
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A flicker-free panel keeps eyes comfortable over long sessions
  • β€’Steady, flicker-free light with no visible or invisible pulsing
  • β€’Even panel light instead of a harsh single point
  • β€’Benefit: less eye fatigue after hours at the desk
A flicker-free panel keeps eyes comfortable over long sessions
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Speaker notes Β· The core of Lumo is its flicker-free panel. Many cheap LED lamps pulse at a rate the eye does not consciously see but still feels. Lumo's panel gives a steady, even wash of light, which is what reduces fatigue over a long working evening.
Colour temperature from 2,700 to 5,000 K matches the task and the hour
  • β€’Cool 5,000 K for focused daytime and early-evening work
  • β€’Warm 2,700 K for reading and relaxing late at night
  • β€’Benefit: one lamp for the whole day, not two
Colour temperature from 2,700 to 5,000 K matches the task and the hour
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Speaker notes Β· Lumo adjusts from 2,700 to 5,000 kelvin. Cool white helps concentration; warm light is easier on the eyes late in the day. The user chooses with a simple dial, so one lamp covers both work and wind-down.
A 30-minute wind-down timer dims the light before bed
  • β€’Set the timer and the lamp fades gradually over 30 minutes
  • β€’Gentle cue to finish up and step away from the desk
  • β€’Benefit: a built-in end to the working night
A 30-minute wind-down timer dims the light before bed
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Speaker notes Β· This is the feature people remember. Instead of switching off abruptly, Lumo dims over half an hour. It nudges the user to stop working and gives the eyes a gentle transition to darkness. It turns the lamp into part of an evening routine.
Built to sit on a modern desk for years
  • β€’USB-C port charges a phone or earbuds while you work
  • β€’Aluminium body stays cool, looks premium and resists wear
  • β€’Two-year warranty backs every unit sold
  • β€’Clean design suits home offices, dorms and co-working desks
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Speaker notes Β· Beyond the light itself, Lumo is practical. A USB-C port means one less charger on the desk. The aluminium body gives it a premium feel at a mid-range price and keeps the lamp cool. We stand behind it with a two-year warranty.
Proof, pricing and next steps
What beta users said, what it costs, and how to start
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In a two-month beta, 82% of 300 users said evening eye strain eased
  • β€’300 real users tested Lumo over two months
  • β€’82% reported reduced eye strain in the evening
  • β€’Users kept the lamp in daily use across the full period
  • β€’Feedback shaped the final timer length and dial layout
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Speaker notes Β· We ran a two-month beta with 300 users who work late. Eighty-two percent told us their evening eye strain eased. That is the number we lead with because it reflects the exact problem the product is built to solve. Case stories from individual users are available on request.
Retail at 329 yuan, wholesale at 210: 119 yuan margin per unit
0100200300400Retail priceWholesale priceMargin per unit329210119yuan
  • β€’Priced for the premium end of the desk-lamp shelf
  • β€’Two-year warranty included at no extra cost to the buyer
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Speaker notes Β· Retail is 329 yuan and wholesale is 210, leaving 119 yuan per unit for the retailer. That positions Lumo above basic LED lamps but well below designer brands. The warranty is included, so there is no hidden service cost for your store.
Start with one sample and a two-week shelf trial
  • β€’We send a sample unit for your team to test
  • β€’Place Lumo on one shelf for two weeks
  • β€’Review sell-through and customer reactions together
  • β€’Agree volume and terms based on the trial result
  • β€’Contact: [figure needed]
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Speaker notes Β· The first step is deliberately small. We ship a sample, you give it one shelf for two weeks, and then we look at the numbers together. If it sells, we scale up; if not, you have risked very little. The contact details go here.
Thank you
Let us put a Lumo sample on your desk this week
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Names, figures and dates in the example are made up for illustration; pictures were generated.

How it works

  1. 1Open the template: a deck with this structure and the brief appears.
  2. 2Add one line about your case, or attach your notes, spreadsheets or recordings as sources, and press First draft.
  3. 3Edit any slide yourself, or ask the AI to tighten it, chart its figures, add a picture or reorder the deck; download .pptx when it is ready.

Questions

Does the .pptx open in PowerPoint, Keynote and WPS?
Yes. Text, bullets, pictures and speaker notes are ordinary PowerPoint objects, and charts are native charts you can edit there.
Can I use the example as it is?
The example shows the shape; its names and figures are made up. Open the template and give the AI your own facts, and it designs yours in the same shape.
Is it free?
Writing is billed by the tokens used, usually a few credits per deck; a generated picture is 4 credits; the template, the editor and the download cost nothing.