Jabra Speak 710 UC Wireless Bluetooth Speakerphone with Link 370 USB Adapter – Portable Conference Speaker for Holding Meetings Anywhere with Immersive Sound - Certified for Zoom & Google Meet

I love this speaker. It is so solid, I have purchase it for both the office and home (although you can easily move it.) Sounds quality for voice is a 10/10. Best I have heard. Even comparing to larger office professional speakers, this one picks up voice and sounds great and you can hear how good or bad everyone else's computer mics are (Macs are great, some PCs are terrible, BTW.) I probably really want to give the product 4.4 stars--DUE TO THESE TECHNICAL ISSUES-- (Not everyone will have these issues) But, the main complaint I have here is that the buttons light up differently depending on whether you are on Teams, Zoom, Google meet, etc. REALLY inconsistent. So inconsistent that I really don't use the Bluetooth--I ONLY connect with a cable. It works great wirelessly with a phone, but when you switch from Zoom to Google meet or Teams--it often just does not connect. You have to manually reset things. BIG ISSUE #2 - the sleek design is such that buttons only light up when you need them. But sometimes the mute button does not light up and you cannot see it. I literally used a silver Sharpie to highlight the Mute and On button. They did not need to make these black with no label unless the light is on. When you switch between Teams and Zoom as I do 15 times a day, often the mute button on the device just does not work--mostly on teams. SO, the mute light on the Jabra is on -- making you THINK you are muted -- but you look on Teams and you are NOT muted. That is a risk and problem. It works better connected than wireless, just be careful about making sure you have got your video or audio tools fully set to the Jabra 710. Even when I am set up properly, odd things happen where I cannot hear or the mute is not working. But in the 90% of the time everything works right--JABRA 710 is great. I am happy to talk to the design team at Jabra as I can explain these issues more clearly--but they are real tech issues--not "user error." AND for heaven's sake, on the next one (Jabra 810, 910?) -- PLEASE make the buttons visible at all times. The sleek design is a classic result of "form over function" and that's bad. LAST COMPLAINT - I have a lot of bluetooth speakers for music, various Amazon, Bose, etc. The Jabra is very flat for music and not good. Even with two speakers, I still don't recommend it. It's for voices, not music. But again, it's the best mainstream voice call/video speaker out there---so HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, despite my tech issues.

I can't rave enough about this device. Incredible for impromptu meetings where a dedicated speaker phone isn't present. I use it at home exclusively for conference calls for work. People have no idea I'm on it. They all think I'm on a high quality headset the sound is so good. Works well as a speaker also. I had an all day testing effort the other day and we used it all day to listen to music without exhausting the batter. Links to computer Bluetooth or USB with no issues. Same with my phone. Reception distance is outstanding. We were testing in a surgery center. I was frequently 2 or 3 operating rooms away behind multiple doors and it was still playing music in the PACU. Every time I pull it out at a meeting people are commenting they are going to purchase one.

We got these for multiple conference rooms in our office so we wouldn't have cords running from the TV to the desk. The desks have power, so we leave them plugged in and they always work. Never have any connections issues and sound quality is great. We use the supplied USB receiver, but I tried one with Bluetooth and it worked fine. I feel these are well worth the cost for the ease of use and quality you get.

My coworker told me about this, and it is a game changer, turning any space into a conference room. I’ve had no technical issues connecting to or dropping from meetings. No awkward sound gaps. I wish I had this years ago. Streaming music doesn’t produce symphony-hall quality through this like speakers designed for music, but it is good enough for my workspace. My mobile office is a much better place with this.

I owned a Jabra 510 for years. Worked great, although sometimes spotty on the sound. The 710 is a big improvement and the stand on the back is great. I purchased two of these for the linking capability. Makes the sound even better and playing music is now in stereo. My only complaint is the cost, for what they are I think the price is a bit high. Also, knowing what I know now I would have only purchased 1, the linking is not justified by the additional cost.

I've had this for a few months now, and I'm super happy with it. I use it for both Zoom and phone calls, and both with my Macbook and phone, and it works seamlessly for both. A lot of Bluetooth devices suck, but this happily and quickly connects to my phone with no problems. The battery life is good, too. I think you could a day or more of active use out of it. I've never had anybody have trouble understanding me and calls and voices sound good. You can use it as a generic speaker and it works well for things like podcasts. Music is fine although not stellar, but it's not exactly designed for that.

We used the product as a speaker phone tethered to a PC that was presenting on Zoom. We had in-person attendees and virtual. this allowed us to all hear questions from the virtual attendees without having multiple speakers turned on (feedback). The microphone picked up sound reasonably well in a very large room (well beyond the distance it was designed for). We did find that if you were off to the side it didn't pick up sound as well but that was pretty easy to solve for. I would consider buying two and tethering if you plan to use in a larger space or have multiple speakers. the unit is very light and easily portable.

It just... WORKS! Whether tethered via USB of connected over Bluetooth, this diminutive dynamo of a speakerphone truly delivers the goods. It sounds as though the online participants are right there in the room with you. Sound is loud and warm, and doesn't suffer from the "tinny" sound that most small speakerphones normally sound like. We use this in a small 12-person conference setting, and it picks up everyone very well, as long as you speak clearly. We use it almost exclusively with Skype where all of the online participants -- in addition to the 12 or so local in-room participants -- can easily hear everyone's comments, and we can clearly hear the online speakers as though they're right there in the room with us. NO special settings or drivers were needed. Just connect it via USB or Bluetooth to your laptop (or, I would imagine, any iPhone, iPad, or other device with BT capability), start-up Skype (or your phone or other VoIP app) and select the Jabra 710 as your preferred microphone and speaker for the call(s) -- and it works PERFECTLY!

In the new normal half of my time is spent online on meetings through Zoom, WebEx or Microsoft Teams. Putting on he earphones for long hours is very uncomfortable. Bought this speaker phone, expensive but its a pleasure now. Audio quality is good and never saw anybody complaining about my voice on the other side now. If only Jabra could give a setting to adjust the Bass or Treble setting to adjust some voices.

Tiene un excelente calidad pero el precio es un poco alto sin embargo no hay queja alguna de su funcionamiento

This speaker phone may be expensive but it has fantastic voice and mic quality. I do not think it has been mentioned before, but it can connect to 3 devices at the same time; 1 USB and 2 BT simultaneously.

Sound quality is the best. Bluetooth connection is reliable, elegant design

I use this speaker for group conference calls. The sound is clear and the mic works well with a 6 person Office board room table. During our calls, persons on the other end cannot tell if we are using a headset or not. Everyone can talk and they don't have to scream for the mic to pick up sound. I use this for Teams calls. Just need to select the mic and speaker from the audio drop down on teams.