Write down the part of your Slido session you want to change: submitting questions, choosing what reaches the screen, collecting votes, or exporting the record. Use that task to structure a trial of another tool.
Start with the question queue
Vevox and Mentimeter offer audience-response features including Q&A. Try submitting several questions from a participant device while another person presents. Check how the moderator handles duplicates and unwanted submissions under the plan you are evaluating.
Test the presentation workflow
Poll Everywhere and Wooclap offer interactive question formats for presentations. Rehearse with the slides and meeting software you actually use, rather than judging only the product's demo.
Verify anonymity in practice
Separate what other participants can see from what a host or exported file contains. If you need anonymous responses, inspect the relevant settings and documentation before telling the room that answers are anonymous.
Keep the selection small
Try the same short session in two candidate tools and record what failed or required extra work. A geography game may suit a break, but it is not a substitute for collecting and moderating questions.