his plug and play teleconference USB device is so easy to use and makes hearing people on the virtual call so much easier than my laptop speakers, take it with me everywhere for work. So easy to set up and control. Audio quality is great.

Works well straight out of the box. Has been very helpful in meetings when there is only one laptop and others are on Zoom or Teams, and with people present in the room.

I just cannot fault this device, this is the second one I’ve purchased (one for home) and it’s just outstanding, speaker is clear, and it somehow removes a lot of the background noise so you’re voice comes through better. Great value (my first one, the same model, was a lot more expensive when I bought it 3 years ago) – still delighted with it.

I’ve just started a new job and only spend 1 day a week in the office, so I needed a conference type speaker for when I’m in video meetings at home. A friend who was in a similar situation recommended this to me. He was right…it’s a really good little unit.

Personally, I think it’s massively overpriced, but my company were paying so it wasn’t a factor. If I was having to buy this myself, I’d certainly think twice about it (even if I already knew how good it was). I mean, almost 80 for a Bluetooth speaker/mic?

There’s no denying that the sound quality is excellent, and I never have issues where other people on my calls indicate that they can’t hear me or that my audio is distorted in any way. It has a decent length USB cable for when it’s being charged, and when it’s in use the cable neatly wraps around the base. Once charged, the battery lasts me a several hours of audio…certainly long enough for an entire day of Zoom meetings.

There are a couple of things I don’t like about it…

Around the rim are several touch buttons (i.e. not actual buttons) for volume control, hang-up call, etc., and MUTE is at the top (the 12 position on a clock), which I found a bit awkward to use and felt would be better placed at the bottom along with the other more important controls. The POWER button is at the bottom of the unit (clock position 6) but that doesn’t get used anywhere near as often as MUTE, so my feeling is that the power and mute buttons would be better with their respective locations swapped.

The other thing I don’t like is the low volume. There are 12 possible volume increments but I have to have it on at least 7 to be able to hear things comfortably. Sometimes, depending on how much background noise there is (and I’m talking about ambient noise, not somebody drilling or planes taking off), I find myself needing to turn it up to at least 10. This might be an iOS issue because I’m using it with an iPad, the friend who recommended it to me is also using it with an Apple device and he too finds the volume to be low. Not really a deal breaker, but I’d have expected it to have more ‘oomph’ for the price.

Overall, if you want a very good conference speaker/mic and the price isn’t an issue, this should definitely be on your list.

Bought this for work where 4 of us sit around a large table with iPads for Teams / SKYPE etc. calls and I have to say that I am really impressed with its performance. 2 iPads (devices) can connect to it at a time and it seems to pick up everyone’s voices well – certainly is loud enough for us all to hear. Brought it home to use with friends and also works very well. Only comment has been that when one person shouts it seems to have a compressor built in that takes a little time to recover. Very happy with this.

Really great speaker being on zoom calls all day headphones become uncomfortable and the speakers on my work laptop are not great this makes the sound so much better, the microphone is also very clear, my boss has one too and it is noticeable if its not switched on. Now use it for family zoom calls too excellent speaker well worth the cost. Easy to use as the mute button is clear so no need to hunt the button on the screen very quick to switch mute on and off, volume controls are also easy. Also plug and play laptop recognised it straight away.

Bought as a home office audio conferencing unit for the seemingly endless work Zoom meetings during the Covid-19 lockdown. Great little unit which connects either via Bluetooth or via USB to your computer. Pretty much plug & play with an intuitive design and touch sensitive mute, volume, battery etc buttons. Sound quality is pretty good and able to handle people speaking at different volumes. I got this to avoid deafening myself with my traditional headphones as I had to have the volume really high to hear the quiet contributors but then my ears got blasted by other participants who had better audio quality or were closer to their microphone. This little device admirably removes that issue so for me and at 93 is a very worthwhile investment to protect my hearing.

I bought this unit because I am now working from home I wanted to be able to better hear people I was listening to on Zoom or Skype conference meetings. It really does enhance the sound. I am told that the people at the other end also hear me more clearly. The other benefit I’ve found with this unit is that you can connect it to your mobile phone via Bluetooth, make the call via the phone but speak and listen to your contact with much better sound quality at my end. It saves me spending the whole time holding the phone to my ear, and it frees up my hands to look through documents or operate my computer whilst on the call. I spent ages reading other people’s reviews on this unit and I really did wonder whether it was worth the money but I’m so glad I bought it. It is a quality unit I have had no issues with it whatsoever.

I was quite concerned as to whether the range of this mic would suit the large room and number of people we had that would be up to 2 metres away from the mic, but it still picked up their voices. So very happy for this price range.

We use it for Zoom meetings and the people over the internet can hear everyone in the main conference room very clearly. The instructions for this mic say that it’s suitable yo use in a conference with around 6 people and any more than that you should get the next model up which is over 300. We found this model works fine for around 15 people in the conference room, so save yourself 200 if you’re worried it’s not powerful enough!

Although you will need a USB extension cable as the one it comes with is a bit short for a large room.

I work from home and have been using a USB headset for quite some time however this leaves me tied to my desk during long calls. I wanted a hands free solution and had previously tried Bluetooth headsets however they were really unreliable. My colleague, also a homeworker, had recommended this product so I thought I would give it a try. You have the option of pairing with your PC or phone via Bluetooth, leaving the device entirely wireless, or you can plug directly into the PC via the attached USB cable (which winds neatly round the base when not in use). Whilst I really like the idea of the Bluetooth option, I have been told by callers that my voice is much clearer when the device is plugged in.

I have used the conference speaker many times now when using my VOIP phone and it has been a godsend. During a long meeting today, I was able to tap the ‘mute microphone’ button on the edge of the device and get myself a glass of water, stretch my legs etc whilst still listening in on the meeting. The quality of sound is fantastic and you can alter the volume up and down by tapping one of the buttons around the device.

When not in use, the speaker can be neatly packed away into its own little zipped bag. This would be perfect for taking away on business and using with a laptop or paired with a mobile phone for long calls.

I love it. 4 stars only as the quality of sound reported by my customers and colleagues when I am connected via Bluetooth is not as good. To be fair though, my PC does not support bluetooth directly and I had bought a separate dongle to facilitate this so it could be down to that.

I am currently using this with Lync telephony in a meeting room that seats 16 people. It is in the middle of a table thay measures about 2 meters by 5 meters in a room that is about 5 meters by 8 meters. The average distance from the mic is 1.5/2 meters. The people on the phone can hear all people in the room speaking normally, or maybe slightly more expressively (as we tend to do on conference calls). The speaker quality is excellent.

Yesterday, I used the Jabra in a longer narrower room, and it did not work so well. The accoustics of the room are abvously a factor in the quality.

I have experimented with the bluetooth connection to my iPhone, but have no experience of using it for real. I expedt the quality to also be excellent.

Overall this is an excellent piece of kit for a reasonable price. If you are accustomed to visiting businesses who do not have adequate telephony, this is an excellent solution.