Which Scrum event allows the Product Owner to present the backlog items?

The Sprint Review is the Scrum event specifically designed for the Product Owner to present the completed backlog items to stakeholders and gather feedback. During this event, the team demonstrates the increment of the product that has been developed during the Sprint. It provides an opportunity for the Product Owner to showcase what has been accomplished, discuss the current state of the backlog, and adjust it based on the stakeholder feedback received.

This event emphasizes collaboration and communication, allowing the Product Owner to engage with stakeholders, clarify any uncertainties regarding the product, and adjust future backlog priorities based on real-world input and insights gained from the demonstration. The focus on presenting completed work aligns with the purpose of the Sprint Review, which is to inspect the increment and adapt the product backlog for future Sprints.

In contrast, other events such as Sprint Planning focus on outlining what will be done in the upcoming Sprint, the Sprint Retrospective focuses on reflecting and improving the team's processes, and the Daily Stand-up is a routine check-in for team members to synchronize their work. These events do not provide the same platform for product presentation and stakeholder engagement as the Sprint Review does.