EMEET Conference Speakerphone M0 Plus, 4 AI Mics 360° Voice Pickup, Noise Reduction, USB C Speaker, Bluetooth Conference Speaker for 8 People w/Daisy Chain for 16 Compatible with Leading Software

Works great. I am not on the phone all day but love that I can just make my call and the sound is great, the mic works great, during a Google meet my doorbell went off and the noise was cancelled out!! Amazing on my Ringcental calls also. Love it just plugged it in and voila!

I work remotely for 90% of my job as a VP of Technical Services so I rely on using a bluetooth speakerphone.I was previously using a very expensive Anker PowerConf because the reviews all said it was the best. I was pretty happy with it, for the most part, but routinely heard comments like "are you in the car?" or "what is that background noise?" from people I talked to. I don't have the exact date I bought it, but I would guess I had it about 3 years when it finally just cut off and will not power up anymore. No way to open it up and check battery or anything so I started looking for a replacement.Long story short, I found an exact replacement from Anker for over $150 and the next one down (by rating) was this emeet unit for one-third the price. I had a bit of a credit and took a chance on it and got it two days later.I have rarely been so pleased with something right out of the box, but this device just works great. Stupid-easy to set up and use, and everyone I have spoken to says it sounds just like a regular phone call. I can highly recommend this unit if call clarity matters to you.

Sound is great...easy to use...fast charging.

FIX FOR DOCKING STATION USE BELOWFirst off, it was hard to gauge the size of this device based on other user photos. Xbox Series controller next to it for reference.I was tired of using my work provided headset(Logitech H570e) because wires are annoying and I work from home, so closed audio communication isn’t needed. I was also browsing stuff like the Jabra2 line but too costly.I have the EMEET sitting at the end of my desk and people can hear me just fine. The microphone quality is comparable to the headset. Both leagues better than the laptop microphone.The speaker is plenty loud and others cannot hear themselves when i’m talking to them on Teams, or Jabber.The product itself works great overall. Plug and play use when the usb cable is directly connected to my laptop.However, I ran into issues when I plugged the EMEET into my Dell WD19S docking station. I plug everything into it, so that way all I have to plug into my laptop is the usb-c cable.When listening to audio from a youtube video, the speaker works fine. When you try to run something that requires the speaker and microphone to both be in use(teams, jabber) the speaker will continually disconnect and reconnect over and over while also trying to find a usable audio source such as the laptop speakers, making it impossible to communicate. The microphone will work, so others can hear you, but you can’t hear them due to the speaker connection issue.I tried updating the drivers on my laptop and docking station, I tried going into advanced audio settings and not allowing other audio sources to connect, I set the EMEET as priority, I googled forums from other people experiencing issues with their docking stations and similar devices, I downloaded the EMEET software provided on their website, nothing worked.IT with my company worked on it for 30 min as well with no luck. I called EMEET’s support team and with no troubleshooting, they told me it’s likely the docking station at fault but ehhhhh I don’t know about that, chief.I did not want to plug the EMEET into my laptop just for it to work. I also did not want to run strictly bluetooth as i’d have to recharge it. That defeats the purpose of why I got this(cables, handsfree, tidy, etc)THE FIX:As stated before, when the EMEET is plugged into the docking station and i’m making a call, the microphone is the only thing that works correctly.To get the speaker to work, I paired the EMEET to my laptop via bluetooth. Since the EMEET is also still plugged into the docking station, it will show two speaker sources and two microphone sources.On windows, go to system, sound, output.It should show two sources from EMEET. One labeled Speaker, One labeled headset. The one labeled headset is your bluetooth connection. The one labeled Speaker is your wired connection. Click on the Speaker source, under general, audio, select “don’t allow”.This will make it to where the Speakers bluetooth connection is your output source, and the microphone wired connection is your input source.Unit is still hardwired in so you don’t have to charge it, and it resolves the connectivity issues with the docking station.Would be 5 stars if docking station compatibility were there.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It's portable, USB connection is very easy to use, great sound quality.

perfect. Automatically connected and started working as soon as I plugged it in! I didn't have to do anything else.

Works great, connects easily and has a loud speaker.

I purchased this speakerphone for my home office because I don't like wearing headphone/microphone devices all day long. I have a lot of meetings. This device is great for use at home because it's small and very easy to use - plug and play. The controls are clearly "iconized" on the face of the speakerphone and it seems to be doing its job just fine. There were a couple of "gotchas" when I was testing it in different meeting apps; it doesn't work with a Zoom meeting that I joined through an invitation on my remote workstation (in an office in another part of the country). I could hear the other attendees, but they couldn't hear me. The other odd thing is a having a barely audible "zzzshhh" sound following any output from the speakerphone. So anytime someone said something from the other end of the line, I would hear this "zzzshhh" sound at the tail end of what they just said. As I said, it's barely audible, but I notice it every time, so it might drive some users to distraction. Or you just get used to it and ignore it. Otherwise, I'll keep using it and see how it holds up. I also use it as a regular speaker on my local desktop - not stereo, but it works fine for monaural sounds.