Jabra Speak 410 Uc Speakerphone for Pc

This thing is great. Cancels tons of noise so I don’t have to wear a damn headset. Money well spent.

Works well, and easy to use. The sound is pretty good for the price. Feels durable.

I have been using headsets/earpieces for years. I am sorry I waited so long to get a speakerphone. No more discomfort on long calls or at the end of the day. The sound is good and I get no complaints about the quality of outbound sound. Very happy.

I work from home and had connectivity and clarity issues with several types of bluetooth speakers and headsets/headphones. So, I researched inexpensive/high quality speaker phones and this one kept coming up. I am super happy with this! It works very well with Teams calling, and there is no echo. Super clear sound and compact in size. I'm sorry I waited so long to buy it!

I have no idea why this item is marketed as a "speakerphone." It is, in fact, a USB speaker and microphone, with a few extra buttons.The irony is that it's exactly what I've needed for years (a high-quality, low profile microphone with excellent echo cancellation), but I never found it, because of Jabra's bizarre marketing.

This is a great product to supplement a computer based conferencing service. All you need to do is plug it in. The sound quality is great. I would have given this a 5 if it had a software that would allow you to dial call in conference numbers from your phone. I am sure there is an application for that though.

I made the mistake of loaning mine to my Commander to use on a MS Teams meeting and now I can't get it back. Worked great the few times I was able to use it before it was "borrowed" from me. I highly recommend you get this particular model if you aren't allowed to use Bluetooth or install software/drivers on your machine. Works wonderful when you have a few people gathered around a laptop in a meeting. I've only used it on Webex and Teams, but I'm assuming it will work on anything since it is just a plug and play microphone and speaker. The mute function works fine, but it doesn't show on the screen that you are muted. Not a big deal because the mute symbol on the speakerphone turns red when engaged.

I have now bought and used a Logitech 710, Jabra 410, and two Jabra 510 speakerphones. Until Covid-19 forced work from home, I used a speakerphone nearly every day and bought spare for coworkers to use. Our use case is for bringing in remote speakers for meetings and some remote students in a class.I haven't noticed a microphone, sound quality, or sound volume difference between any of these devices. The 510 and 710 are about the same price and include a battery and bluetooth. The is lighter since it doesn't have a battery and is much cheaper at about 2/3 the price. We end doing a USB connection so the 410 is fine.The Logitech has a key "shortcoming" - USB cord is about 8" shorter than the Jabra 410 and 510. My university has a standard smart podium and the extra cord is needed to place the speakerphone on the desk. The Logitech just doesn't reach so I can't use it in most situations.The microphone works really well for capturing audio around the room. A high quality headset is even better but this works really well to be unencumbered or for a small group of people.Would be nice to see an update with multiple microphones for even better speaker pickup and noise reduction but this is a very robust, time tested product that just works.