Bluetooth Speakerphone - eMeet M2 Black Conference Speaker for 5-8 People Business Conference 360º Voice Pickup 4 AI Microphone Self-Adaptive Conference Call Speaker Skype USB Speakerphone

Speak 710 by Jabra.   The Good:
- -a good microphonebr>-a good microphonebr>-a good microphonebr Speaker is ideal for conference calls and music with a strong vocal component. br>- Simple to usebr>- Having a small footprintbr>- Suitable for travelbr>- Battery that lasts a long timebr>- Comes with a carrying casebr>- The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad: The Bad:
- If you're standing too close to the speakerphone (8 feet), it sounds distant. br>- The buttons on the Jabra Speak 710 and the eMeet M2 speakerphones don't always work when pressed. br>br>The Bottom Line:br>I own both the Jabra Speak 710 and the eMeet M2 speakerphones. I'll go into more detail about my comparison later, but the eMeet M2 is a solid speakerphone with a good microphone and speaker. Pairing with your phone or computer (using the USB wireless dongle) is a breeze. In terms of performance, I've had calls with four people and had no problems, except when people are closer to the speakerphone (8 feet or more). When people were farther away from the speakerphone, they sounded faint to the caller. The speaker is loud and clear, and the caller can easily be understood over the speakerphone. If you want to use the speakerphone as a music player, it's best for music with a lot of vocals but no bass. The battery has a long life span and can easily last through even the longest conference calls. Because it comes with a case, the design is portable and easy to throw in your bag. The only drawback I encountered was that the buttons did not always respond to my pressing them. For example, I had trouble turning off the device on occasion because I wasn't pressing the button in the correct location. The differences between the Jabra Speak 710 and the eMeet M2 speakerphone are minor, but the Jabra Speak 710 outperforms the eMeet M2 in terms of microphone. People who were about 8 feet away from the eMeet M2 sounded much fainter than those who were closer to the Jabra Speak 710. Other than that, the Jabra is very similar in that it can play music, but there is no discernible bass. I also like the Jabra design because it includes a USB charge dongle, so I don't have to worry about carrying an AC adapter and a micro USB cable with me. The Jabra firmware can be updated via its app as well, whereas the eMeet cannot. Overall, both the Jabra Speak 710 and the eMeet M2 are excellent speaker phones. The eMeet M2 is the less expensive option in terms of value, so if you have a limited budget, you should go with the eMeet M2. If money isn't an issue, the Jabra Speak 710 is a good choice.

Giovanni Meyer

| May 29, 2021

  This Bluetooth conference speakerphone is extremely useful. It has a contemporary look to it, and the audio quality is excellent. I put the range to the test at a 5-foot distance. The device picked up the sound clearly even at a distance of 7 feet. Ambient noises are effectively filtered by the technology. The buttons are responsive, and they are simple to push down. The unit is small and portable, and I like how it recognizes the speaker's or individual's direction and adjusts the audio to keep it clear. Overall, this is an excellent conference speaker for any boardroom, Skype meeting, or group of people discussing a situation or plan.

Loretta Snow

| Jan 30, 2021

The eMeet M2 wireless speaker conference phone, which has been updated, is the best on the market. It tracks speakers in the room with 360-degree coverage thanks to its four internal microphones. Callers hear crystal clear voice quality, and callers can be heard clearly throughout the conference room thanks to an 84dB speaker. The days of passing the cell phone around the table so that callers could hear the speaker more clearly are long gone. Pairing to my phone is as simple as pressing a button with the most recent bluetooth technology. br>br>Now that our meetings are free of distractions, the eMeet M2 sits discretely in the center of the conference table, producing high-quality output sound for both conference attendees and those calling in to listen. br>br>Never miss a meeting again; simply call into an eMeet M2-connected cell phone and you'll feel like you're in the room with the group. You can get a less expensive portable conference device, but you get what you pay for. br>br>You can get a less expensive portable conference device, but you get what you pay for. It will be well worth the investment to spend a few extra dollars once.

Judson Benjamin

| Nov 08, 2021

This product is fantastic; it was the ideal addition to my home office, and the sound quality is outstanding. I've only used the battery once, and it worked perfectly. Everyone on every conference call I've been on (as well as in my home office) has complimented the call quality. br>br>I use a Mac, and setting it up was as easy as plugging it in. It immediately integrated with ZOOM conference, Facetime, and I've even used it to listen to music. Excellent product with excellent quality!.

Sevyn McConnell

| Jun 06, 2021

I was a little hesitant to buy the eMeet M2 because it claims to be good for 5-minute meetings. In a conference room, there are eight people. We have ten people in a medium-sized conference room, and we're using Skype to hold a 1-on-1 conference call. Three people who are separated from each other. The voices on the other end of the eMeet Speakerphone were crystal clear, and they reported that the quality on their end was excellent: "It was crystal clear. " D was audible to me. If the person on the other end was too quiet or too loud, it seemed to adjust my volume. "br>This is a huge improvement over what we had before, and it was incredibly easy to set up. We use a USB cable to connect it to the computer in our conference room. br>Easy to use with excellent sound - There is no echo, the voices are clear, and the voice follows you around the room if you walk around.

Yasmin Contreras

| Aug 13, 2021

Instead of running an unsightly cable from the conference room PC to the conference table's center, I decided to try a wireless device that would look good and do the job. This gadget is ideal for the job! The speaker has a great volume, and the microphone has incredible sensitivity! For conference calls and demos, no longer use a landline phone or a cellphone. This is an excellent device!.

Ambrose Gutierrez

| Apr 04, 2021