Thoughts on new Figma slides?

I use Figma for YouTube thumbnails, and I like its simplicity. For Taro courses, we just use Google Slides.

Since there is a switching cost to learn new software, I don't have a strong need to switch off Google Slides to Figma. This could be really interesting for their enterprise motion though -- most designers are already using Figma for mockups, so it makes sense to bundle in the slides for presentations.

Are there any killer features that differentiate it from another slide maker?

They look slick, but there's another upstart competitor doing Google Slides but with better UI/UX: Canva. I skimmed through the video and it doesn't seem much better than Canva.

Overall, it seems like a good tool but I really doubt it'll change the industry for 2 reasons:

1. Switching is hard - This is both from the company perspective (they need to change contracts and go through finance/legal/compliance/privacy) and the employee perspective (need to rebuild muscle memory on where all the right buttons are). Because of the latter, I'll be sticking with Google Slides.
2. Bundling - Both Google and Microsoft have a slides product that's bundled into their overall workspace offering, making their option the default as it's already there. Since they're massive Big Tech companies who are grossly profitable, they can also easily compete on price if Figma does gain significant traction. Bundling is why companies often times use worse products (we did this at Robinhood with our performance review feedback tool, moving over to the one that's part of Workday instead).