Shall I show you some products? / Shall I present some products to you?

[sunnyweather]

Hello,

I'm looking for the right and natural expression a shop assistant might use when they want to present some goods to a customer, e.g. in a household appliances shop or a tobacconist's.

Shall I show you some products?

Shall I present some products to you?

Would you like to see some products?

Thank you.

 

[The Newt]

Would you like to look at some XXX? Can I show you some XXX?

 

[sunnyweather]

Thank you, The Newt.

 

[Hermione Golightly]

I suggest using "Let me to show you ... ". "Shall I ... ?" might elicit the answer "No". It's too deferential.
Forget about 'products': it's probably one of the most boring words in English.
Of course you can be more dynamic than 'Let me show you ... '.