YAMAHA YVC-330 Portable USB & Bluetooth Conference Phone Featuring. SoundCap Technology

YAMAHA YVC-330 Portable USB & Bluetooth Conference Phone Featuring. SoundCap Technology

Name: YAMAHA YVC-330 Portable USB & Bluetooth Conference Phone Featuring. SoundCap Technology
Brand: YAMAHA
SKU: 795946
Price: 349.00 USD
Rating: 9.04 (33 reviews)

$ 349.00

Score By Feature

Based on 33 ratings

Noise cancellation

9.90

Sound quality

9.68

Bluetooth connectivity

8.18

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TECHNOLOGY OF THE SOUND CAP: Built-in far field noise reduction eliminates background noise outside of a 3 ft. range. The built-in self silence feature on this Bluetooth conferencing speakerphone with omnidirectional microphone mutes the microphone when meeting participants are not speaking.

PROFESSIONAL SOUND: Three unidirectional microphones with human voice activity detection allow the speakerphone to pick up speech rather than noise, and it can handle 5-8 people for a conference call.

WORK FROM ANYWHERE: This conference phone will take your audio conferencing to the next level with this Bluetooth speakerphone, whether it's in your home office, a conference room at work, or an open meeting space.

USB 3.0 CONNECTION 0 NFC or Bluetooth connection allows for flexibility when setting up in a work environment, regardless of the shape or size of the conference room; works with your mobile phone, laptop, or whatever device you choose to connect it to; and is simple to use with any conference tool such as Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, and many others.

EASY TO SETUP: Whether using the USB or Bluetooth connection, setting up a conference call is a breeze; simply plug and play, and you're conferencing; buttons light up blue in talk mode and red when muted; 6 ft. There is no need for an adapter because a USB cable is included.

Questions & Answers

Is there an interconnect cable included to connect the yvc 330 to the cs-? 700? Is it possible to use these as stand-alone units if not?

There are no extra cables included in the box; instead, a basic coaxial cable on each output and input will serve as your connection to a secondary unit, which I have yet to test.

Is there a power adapter in your bag? Is the voltage when using a power adapter 110-volts? 240V?

I'm without a power supply. The power comes from a USB port.

Is the microphone of sufficient quality? How do you sound on the other end of the line? Is it more like an npr host or something less?

I'd say it's pretty good. It's obvious that this is a microphone designed for use with the human voice. It also has a unique feature: It's something I use in two scenarios: 1- The conference room is small, about 20 square meters, and there is a lot of echo. and 2- an open workspace with a floor area of more than 100 square meters but significantly less echo The sensitivity drops in the first case, and you must be close to the microphone to hear well (around 1-foot away). 2 meters), but there is no evidence of an echo. Even from an 8-foot distance, it sounds understandable in the second case. 10 sm. I'm not sure what it means to be an "npr broadcaster."

Selected User Reviews For YAMAHA YVC-330 Portable USB & Bluetooth Conference Phone Featuring. SoundCap Technology

The Bluetooth audio is terrible (though the USB connection is fine)

3/5

This device uses a 2. bluetooth standard that is VERY old. 1 EDR (Encyclopedia of Drugs and Alcohols, 2007). When you connect your device via bluetooth, regardless of how close or far you are from the source, audio playback begins to clip. It's irritating enough that you'll wonder why you spent so much money on this conference mic/speaker in the first place. I can't speak to the microphone's quality, but I've experienced echo issues while using Microsoft Teams (not in Zoom, but the clipping issue still exists). In the end, Yamaha should upgrade this device because the bluetooth version is so outdated that it sounds terrible. It sounds fine when connected via USB, with the exception of a lack of bass. It sounds exactly like any other microphone or speaker I've connected to my computer. In my opinion, the price is not justified. I'm looking for a new conference microphone and speaker.

Chris Contreras

| Nov 30, 2021

The sound bubble isn't working

3/5

I bought it to block out outside noises that would otherwise disrupt my meetings. It has so far failed miserably. Even if the noise is coming from down the hall in another room.