Yes, all phones can do conference calls. Conference calls are a great way to stay in touch with multiple people at the same time. They are also a great way to share information and collaborate on projects.
Yes, iPhones can make conference calls. To do so, you first need to set up a conference call number with your carrier. Once you have done that, you can add participants to the conference call by tapping the "Add Participant" button in the Phone app.
A conference call is a telephone call in which someone talks to two or more other people at the same time. To set up a conference call, the first caller dials the number of the conference call service and then enters the access code. The conference call service then calls the other participants and, when they answer, adds them to the call.
A conference call is a telephone call in which someone talks to several people at the same time. The conference call may be designed so that all participants can talk to each other, or so that only the person who is leading the call can talk and the other participants can listen. Most conference call services allow for a maximum of 20-25 participants. However, there are a few that allow for up to 100 participants.
4.7/5
GENERAL COMPATIBILITY – eMeet M2 Bluetooth speakerphone is compatible with multiple devices and operating systems like Windows 7, 8 and 10 as well as Mac OS. It has been tested and optimized for mainstream conference applications like Zoom, Skype, WebEx, Goto Meeting, Google Hangout, Facetime and etc. The eMeet Bluetooth meeting speakerphone is also personalized with digital assistants like Cortana, Siri, and Google Now.
HIGH-QUALITY AUDIO GUARANTEE, SMART LED INDICATION PROVIDES AN INTERACTIVE TALK -eMeet conference speakerphone is able to provide rich crystal clear HD audio, thanks to the VoiceIA Algorithm. The Acoustic Echo Canceller completely eliminates the echo and the noise isolating microphone guarantee a superior conference experience even in noisy outdoor areas. No matter you are working in an office or the home, just make your call and enjoy life-like communication.
SIMPLE BUT POWERFUL- No driver needed, plug and play. The eMeet M2 Bluetooth conference speakerphone saves your time to debug devices. eMeet skype speakerphone can be easily connected to your Bluetooth supported mobile phone, tablet, PC with USB or AUX wire. The dynamic equalizer inside could automatically switch between voice and music modes and delivers the best sound quality and EQ depending on what the user is listening to.
4 AI SMART MICROPHONE ARRAY MAKES SURE FAR FIELD VOICE PICK-UP – The professional Bluetooth conference speaker is equipped with 4 microphone arrays, which offers long surround distance. eMeet conference phone and microphone operates perfectly for meeting room which accommodates 5-8 people.
UNIQUE DESIGN FOR MEETINGS - Compact and portable design make it easy to put the eMeet M2 wireless conference speakerphone into your pocket or briefcase. The aircraft-grade aluminum material and cool interactive lights, as well as the upscale touch panel, make the product full of high-tech and business feeling.
$234
My experience with audio conferencing has ranged from handheld smartphones on speaker to dedicated conference speakers to multiple wireless microphones to multiple wired microphones on a table to multiple wired microphones hanging from a ceiling, as I lead or take part in numerous web conferences each week. Every solution has given us issues. Currently, I've used the eMeet M2 in a personal phone call, an in-home test from across the room, a work web conference as a participant, and a work web conference as the leader with 12 people in a small-medium room and 2 phone participants. It gave us the best audio conferencing experience my committee has ever had. Surprisingly crisp voices. The noise suppression is remarkably effective. Although I didn't experience it, one of our participants who participated over the phone claimed that the sound had a tiny echo. Now, I always have this amazing conference speaker with me. It has astounding capability for something that is so compact and portable.In addition, when I played Sara Bareilles on this speaker, my singing kid was excited. The technology really enhances the quality of speech audio.
4.7/5
SIMPLE BUT POWERFUL- No driver needed, plug and play. The eMeet M2 Bluetooth conference speakerphone saves your time to debug devices. It can be easily connected to your Bluetooth supported mobile phone or tablet or to your PC with USB or AUX wire. The dynamic equalizer inside could automatically switch between voice and music modes and delivers the best sound quality and EQ depending on what the user is listening to.
4 AI SMART MICROPHONE ARRAY MAKES SURE FAR FIELD VOICE PICK-UP – The professional conference speakerphone is equipped with 4 microphone arrays, which offers long surround distance. This conference call speaker and microphone operates perfectly for meeting room which accommodates 5-8 people.
UNIQUE DESIGN - Compact and portable design make it easy to put the eMeet M2 conference speakerphone into your pocket or briefcase. The aircraft-grade aluminum material and cool interactive lights, as well as the upscale touch panel, make the product full of high-tech and business feeling.
GENERAL COMPATIBILITY – eMeet M2 conference speakerphone is compatible with multiple devices and operating systems like Windows 7, 8 and 10 as well as Mac OS. It has been tested and optimized for mainstream conference applications like Zoom, Skype, WebEx, Goto Meeting, Google Hangout, Facetime and etc. The eMeet Bluetooth conference speakerphone is also personalized with digital assistants like Cortana, Siri, and Google Now.
HIGH-QUALITY AUDIO GUARANTEE, SMART LIGHT INDICATION PROVIDES AN INTERACTIVE TALK. This conference speakerphone is able to provide rich crystal clear HD audio thanks to the VoiceIA Algorithm. The Acoustic Echo Canceller completely eliminates the echo and the noise isolating microphone guarantee a high-quality conference experience even in noisy outdoor areas. No matter you are working in an office or the home, just make your call and enjoy life-like communication.
$234
My experience with audio conferencing has ranged from handheld smartphones on speaker to dedicated conference speakers to multiple wireless microphones to multiple wired microphones on a table to multiple wired microphones hanging from a ceiling, as I lead or take part in numerous web conferences each week. Every solution has given us issues. Currently, I've used the eMeet M2 in a personal phone call, an in-home test from across the room, a work web conference as a participant, and a work web conference as the leader with 12 people in a small-medium room and 2 phone participants. It gave us the best audio conferencing experience my committee has ever had. Surprisingly crisp voices. The noise suppression is remarkably effective. Although I didn't experience it, one of our participants who participated over the phone claimed that the sound had a tiny echo. Now, I always have this amazing conference speaker with me. It has astounding capability for something that is so compact and portable.In addition, when I played Sara Bareilles on this speaker, my singing kid was excited. The technology really enhances the quality of speech audio.
4.7/5
ã€LED INDICATORS AND FUNCTIONAL CONTROLS】When somebody is talking, LED will indicate the direction of the person immediately. You can know whether your sound is picked up. M0 conference call speaker is easy to use with dedicated answer/end, volume control, and microphone or speaker mute buttons. It also has a headphone plug in case you want to keep the output private, especially in an open office. Select M1/M2/NOTE if you need Bluetooth functionality.
ã€EASY SETUP AND USE】As a plug & play USB speakerphone（NOTE: No Bluetooth Use) for laptop or PC, eMeet USB conference call speakerphone is optimized for UC experience and can be set-up in second, no driver installation needed. Full compatibility with UC systems & VoIP clients- office meeting speaker supports multiple applications, such as Skype, Google Hangout, Microsoft Lync, Cisco, Avaya, FaceTime, etc.
ã€MEET WITH UP TO 10 PEOPLE】eMeet conference speaker and microphone M0 can pick up the sound with 360-degree room coverage. eMeet USB speakerphone M0 is customized for small or medium-sized meeting room which holds a meeting about 8-10 people. It is tiny but powerful and loud. Full duplex audio support creates a natural rich sound that emulates face-to-face conversation.
ã€COMPACT AND PORTABLE DESIGN】 Compact and portable design makes you easy to put the eMeet M0 USB conference call speaker into your pocket or briefcase. No need to charge before using, hold meetings wherever you go, set up your meetings in seconds, and pick up calls anywhere and anytime. The light USB speakerphone lets you take audio conferencing freely.
ã€EVERYONE HEARS THE REAL YOU 】Distinguished from the traditional single-directional microphone, eMeet conference speakerphone M0 has 4 smart microphone array. Thanks to VoiceIA audio algorithm, Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AER) and Noise Reduction (NR) technology, the eMeet Skype speakerphone is optimized to hear and be heard even in a noisy workspace.
$234
EMEET USB Speakerphone Conference Office Core MO is used for a speaker for 8-10 persons business conference phone conversations. It has a 360 degree Voice Pickup
4.6/5
Plug-and-play functionality allows for easy connectivity to all PCs.
Outstanding sound quality with HD Voice lets you have vibrant conversations on both ends of the line.
Omni-directional microphones pick up sounds from every angle and make sure everyone is heard.
Built-in 3.5mm headset port allows you to connect any headset directly for private calls.
Slim and compact design with integrated USB cable management for quick set-up and a protective travel case.
$234
I use a headset because I work from home, but I didn't like wearing them during meetings. It's particularly uncomfortable in the summer, when wearing a heavy headset can make your ears burn. I decided to use this loudspeaker and I really like it. It slightly emphasizes the midrange, which is great for spoken word since it makes voices sound incredibly clear. It is louder than I have ever need, and I can imagine it functioning fairly well in a small conference room. It works nicely in a group setting; I've had a few people swarm around my desk for conference calls in the past. It's incredibly convenient to have a physical control to mute as well as a visual signal of your muted status.For fun, I tried playing music over it, and because of the aforementioned midrange hump, it sounds quite awful; yet, for the same reason, it works well for podcast listening.The USB cable is really short, which is the only genuine complaint I have. If you are operating a desktop under your desk, you will undoubtedly need an extension. And if you don't have a laptop that can power it on your desk, you will definitely need an extension in a conference room. That being said, it's really a small criticism, and I believe that part of the reason was to avoid adding too much cable bulk to a portable device.
4.5/5
360° Omni-directional with 4 AI smart microphones arrays: Kaysuda conference microphone and speaker operates perfectly for 1-4 people meeting room.
It has been optimized for mainstream conference applications like Zoom, Skype, WebEx, GoToMeeting, Google Hangout, Cisco, Avaya, FaceTime, Microsoft Teams and etc, and is also personalized with digital assistants like Cortana, Siri, and Google
High quality audio and durable: rich crystal clear HD audio, The Acoustic Echo Canceler completely eliminates the echo and the noise isolating microphone guarantee a superior conference experience even in noisy outdoor areas: office or home
Compatible with multiple devices and operating systems like All Windows OS as well as Mac OS, Linux OS, ChromeOS, Android. Warranty: 30 days money back, 60 days free return, life time warranty
Conference calls via USB & Bluetooth connection, Simple to use: you can connect this device to your smart phone, tablet, laptop...with the bluetooth function, or you can also plug this device to your computer with the USB cable directly, plug and play
$234
It was smaller than I thought; I'm not sure what I was anticipating. I suppose if I had studied the description a bit more carefully, I would have understood the size, but where would that be fun? Although I would want to find a little case for this so it doesn't get damaged in my bag, it is actually a wonderful size to put in my daily bag as I go to many customer sites for work.incredibly useful for webinars or conference calls where the laptop's speaker and microphone are simply inadequate. uses Bluetooth to connect to a computer or phone, however most computers utilize USB. Not because of the gadget, but more because I find Bluetooth to be finicky on any computer. Just remember to push the 'Connect' button to turn off Bluetooth before using it, or the computer won't detect it. On Windows 10, drivers weren't even necessary. Suddenly appeared and assumed control of the microphone and speaker.Even some background music to add some noise to a silent office worked nicely with audio and VoIP apps on my iPhone XS Max, despite the fact that it isn't intended to be hi-fi. My laptop's USB audio output has the same quality. The device's volume LED ring would turn on when the volume was changed, which was kind of convenient. On the laptop, I placed some calls using Teams and Skype. even when I wasn't speaking directly to it, it picked up my voice nicely, and people could clearly hear me. My dog's barking from a few rooms away even alerted me that I was working from home. It is a significant improvement over a headset or the echo I invariably experience when using a laptop's built-in microphone.supports just one Bluetooth device at a time because multi-link is not supported. It would be convenient to have several Bluetooth devices paired simultaneously. It would have been wonderful to use USB-C instead of micro-USB, but it was not a big deal. You won't know you've pressed anything because the buttons are flush with the device until the LED changes or a spoken response appears. Any typical individual would hang up by the time the entire number reads out on the speakerphone when a call comes in because it is SO SLOW. In case you enjoy that type of thing, the voice has a sophisticated British accent.Despite the small size and small type of the manual, I was able to figure out the most of the information without consulting it.I bring up this point because I find it amusing that the gadget is printed on the box's front in an apparent upside-down position. The power button is at the bottom of the box whereas it is at the top for me when using. Just a dumb thing that escaped design review.I enjoy it! Continue to find reasons to use it. I'm shocked that I never purchased something similar in the past.My iPhone XS Max is shown in the photo.
4.5/5
USB charge out port. Recharge your smartphone or tablet during your presentation.
Seamless integration and call control with leading UC systems/PC softphones, such as Microsoft Skype for Business, IBM Sametime, Cisco, Avaya, and Skype.
$234
I have a reputation among friends, associates, family for doing a deep dive and researching the field when choosing new products. I like to understand the differences between products, state of the art, etc., and generally be an informed buyer. I've also been in "tech" for more than 35 years, with roles from hands on through CIO and CTO, so I've got a lot of experience researching and choosing products, whether for one person or thousands. In short: I tend to be a picky shopper. I researched the field here, and think I've found a winner.At this point in my career, I'm traveling weekly, and I'm meeting — either in person or remote — with numerous people each week. Conference calls are the norm, and may involve dozens of people, conference rooms with poor equipment, offices with dreadful 15 year old "speakerphones", hotel rooms, working from my home office, etc. One of the most frustrating experiences is trying to participate in a mission critical conference call when 1) I can barely hear or understand the folks at the other end, and 2) they can't hear and understand me unless I lean over a mic and raise my voice. Cell phone "speakerphones" may be acceptable in an emergency, but haven't proven adequate for routine use.I had recently research Bluetooth speakers for use primarily as audio / music listening speakers (for use, e.g., with Google Play Music from my phone) (for use, e.g., with Google Play Music from my phone). I researched and auditioned many: Bose, Cambridge, JBL, Shark, Amazon, Phillips, Anker, Jambox, etc. I narrowed it down to those with speakerphone capability, thinking I'd satisfy that need along with the media speaker requirement. After a LOT of research and live auditions, I settled on Nyne Bass, and couldn't be happier with it — as a media speaker - truly amazing in all respects: sound is stunningly good - even outdoors, and both battery life and bluetooth handling are excellent. Unfortunately, it's only mediocre when turning a phone into a speakerphone, and often quite disappointing — and I've tried out colleague's products like Jambox for the same purpose, and also found them disappointing. So — I went on the hunt for a "real" business quality Bluetooth speakerphone.After much research, I homed in on Jabra, and the 510 looked most promising after reading a LOT of reviews. Buying via Amazon Prime, I knew I had no risk, so I place the order — and had the package on my desk about 36 hours later. Once again — kudos to Amazon Prime and the vendors that work with Amazon in this program.The product is perfectly packaged, and beautifully made. It appears to be about 4.5" in diameter, and about 1.25" high when sitting flat on a desk or table. It is a gorgeous, professional grade piece of tech with excellent fit and finish and features. It comes with a neoprene zipper case, the USB cord wraps around the body and tucks into a groove that also holds the cable end in place. Incredibly well thought out and executed.This model can be connected to a phone or laptop via bluetooth, and to a laptop via USB cable. It doesn't come with its own charging brick, but the USB cable can charge from any standard 1A or higher brick. It takes a while for a full charge, but once charged, I can use it all day and into the night, and the charge is only partially depleted.Sound quality is absolutely spectacular for the purpose. I can place this on a table or desk in a room with a dozen people at distances from 3 ft to 15 ft or more, and they are all picked up and easily understand by people at the other end of the call. What comes out of the speaker is superb as well: I'm often on the receiving end of a conference call with two dozen people, all different sound environments and volume levels, and half a dozen international accents — and this speaker yields clear audio rivaling $400 or $500 Polycom and Cisco equipment (no exaggeration) (no exaggeration). This is so good, in fact, that I've taken to turning it on when sitting in my office at my current client's site, and using it in favor of the brand new Cisco equipment installed there. It's a better experience.The controls around the perimeter are all touch controls — no physical buttons to degrade, and they work perfectly. Power, answer / hang up, volume up/down, bluetooth (on/off/pair), mute, battery (to check battery charge level) (to check battery charge level). There are a serious of LEDs around the perimeter of the speaker that are almost invisible when off, but light up as needed to indicate function, e.g., Bluetooth connected, power on, volume level and battery life (number of lights on out of ten around the perimeter), etc. Audio prompts walk you through pairing, connection status, etc — and these can be turned on and off via preferences.The firmware is easily upgradeable via the USB cable and downloadable PC application. I haven't had need to use the app yet, but it provides deeper control over options and connection to services like Lync. This also provides support for soft phones: this "510 MS edition" is optimized for Microsoft products like Lync — the other 510 is, I believe, aimed more at other soft phone products like Cisco.All in all: a beautifully designed, engineered and implemented product. Every now and then you trip across a gem that defines state of the art in its category - and I believe this qualifies. As you might guess, I'm delighted with this product.
4.3/5
UNIQUE INDICATION LIGHTS TOWARD PEOPLE WHO IS TALKING. COMPATIBLE WITH ALL OFFICE DEVICES: Office Bluetooth Speakerphone support multiple devices and applications, such as Skype, Google Hangout, Microsoft Lync, Cisco, Avaya, FaceTime, etc. Get crystal clear calls with eMeet conference speakerphone with no feedback or echo.
COMPACT AND PORTABLE DESIGN: Small and light, our Bluetooth conference speakerphone comes with a compact case. Hold meetings wherever you go, and with its portable design, pick up calls anywhere and anytime. The Bluetooth speakerphone lets you take audio conferencing freely.
EASY SETUP AND USE: This Conference call speakerphone is optimized for UC experience and can be set-up in seconds. With the help of seamless connectivity, simple plug and play set up via USB or Bluetooth to get your meetings started quickly.
WITH 6 AROUND AND 1 CENTRAL MICROPHONE ARRAY PROVIDES 360° OMNI-DIRECTIONAL AUDIO PICKUP FOR ALL MEETINGS: eMeet conference call speaker is customized for small or medium sized meeting room which holds a meeting of 3-5 people. eMeet M1 bluetooth speakerphone has 6 + 1 microphone arrays supports 360° omni-directional Audio Pickup. The conference speaker guarantees crystal-clear voice experience for everyone to be heard. Great sound for conference calls and streaming multimedia.
CONFERENCE SPEAKER PLAY ALL DAY: With built-in 5200mAh rechargeable battery, our conference speakerphone works as a power bank that supports up to 12 hours playtime, 20 hours music playback and 1 month standby time. Support power output lasts almost 2.5 full charges with an iPhone 7 connected via Bluetooth. No more worries about those meetings that last longer than expected and unexpected conference calls from anywhere.
$234
First thing I will mention is that if you are connecting to it by Bluetooth from your phone it tends to perform better (sound quality wise) when you do not have it attached via the charger/usb to your PC. Not sure why but when I have it linked through usb to my computer it causes an echo where the folks I am contacting say they can only hear their echo. Unplug it from the computer and the problem goes away. If anyone else has this problem you might try or check that you are not connected. I work from home and needed a decent speakerphone that I could travel with and use with either my PC or my cell phone. After extensive research and consideration I decided to get this one. The sound quality for phone calls is great. I also stream my music from my phone and it is not too horrible sound quality for that too (sounds comparable to my Alexa) (sounds similar to my Alexa). The charge seems to be amazing too. I plug it in to charge at the end of my day and disconnect it in the morning when I work and it does not seem to run low. I am not even sure if it charges all night or if my laptop turns off and the charger stops....either way it has been over a week and no issues. I am really delighted with this and have forwarded the link to all my coworkers too!
4.2/5
Reccomended for Zoom web conferencing software
Turn any location into a conference room
Delivers outstanding sound quality even in noisy environmentsÂ
Turn any location into a conference room
Built-in headphone/speaker monitoring jack
Durable all metal construction
Outstanding sound quality even in noisy environments
$234
I have to admit that this microphone is the best I've used so far in terms of clarity and sensitivity. This has so far proven to be the best option for the 8–10 person conference rooms at our company.Here's how it compares in my opinion:- 1 star for the Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920. The microphone is awful, but the video is decent. I wouldn't advise anyone to do that!2 stars for Acoustic Magic Voice Tracker II. Excellent noise cancellation, however the audio is muddled and only works for a room with two to three people.2 stars for the Phoenix Condor Beamforming Array Microphone. The audio is poor, tinny, and makes it appear as though you are conversing on a dated cell phone. For a microphone that costs over $1,000, it's very dull.2 stars for the Sound Tech CM-1000USB. Very poor audio; I wish I had retained the packaging so I could send it back. Compared to the MXL, a lot of background noise is picked up.Jabra SPEAK 510 received 2.5 stars. The Phoenix Condor, which costs $1100, offers inferior audio quality to this $100 model. Its single microphone causes it to sound quiet, muddled, and simply awful when compared to the MXL. Still superior to some of the others on this list.2.5 stars for Blue Microphones Snowball. I'm unsure about the purpose of the hype. The microphone of the MacBook Air was much superior to this device's audio. it was returned.– 170, 4 stars for ClearOne Chat. Although the audio quality is quite good, when compared to the MXL, it sounds choppy and muffled. Since the ClearOne doubles as a speaker, it has the advantage of having 100% feedback prevention, which means the person speaking through it never hears any feedback from their own voice. For 4-5 persons in a conference room, I would suggest this.– 4 stars for the Blue Microphones Yeti USB. After the MXL, this is my second favorite. It has a respectable range and fairly clear audio. However, the MXL still offers superior full-room pick up and sounds better.Five stars for MXL AC-360-Z. This is essentially four AC-404s combined into a single attractive box that is designed for Zoom Rooms. This is a *great* microphone kit if you're utilizing Zoom Rooms and have a room where you need to pick up speakers from any direction!Tell me what you believe. During company meetings, I compared all of these. I would have someone from the office connect a few microphones to the PC in the conference room before each meeting, and we would then alternate between them.
3.7/5
12-Key telephone keypad with mute, volume up/down keys
Adjustable volume with dynamic noise reduction
3 cardiod microphones with intelligent mic mixing and 10-foot pickup range
Acoustic clarity full duplex for natural, simultaneous 2-way conversation
Caller ID, graphical backlit LCD, user selectable ring tones
$234
We frequently hold conference calls in our office, so trying to borrow the department phone became a major problem. I purchased one of them for use at work as a result (which was just a regular phone). Undoubtedly, this was a really wise investment. The phone is incredibly simple to set up and has very excellent sound quality. Even if the sound quality is acceptable, it is evident that if the room is too huge, certain individuals won't be heard as well. Therefore, if you need to use this in a large conference room, purchase the microphone extensions. The only thing I regret is not getting it sooner.
3.7/5
USB plug-and-play connectivity easily connects to PCs or Macs, or pair up to eight Bluetooth devices. Frequency response: 140 Hz to 16 kHz
With 15 hours of talk time between charges the Mobile Speakerphone P710e outlasts the longest workday
Hear and be heard in true wideband audio, so those on both sides of the call can enjoy a life-like communication experience.
An integrated stand positions a mobile phone or tablet at just the right angle for shake-free video calls and hands-free access to the mobile screen.
Advanced DSP technology enables precise tuning for both the mic and speaker so conversations are more life-like
$234
I was hunting and searching for a nice speaker that allowed me to get through those LONG conference calls when I worked from home. I am not exaggerating, if I tell you that I have been hunting for a fairly cheap speaker, clear and compact for one year or so. After my search excursions from many website, I came back to Amazon ( I always come back here... LOL) ( I always come back here... LOL). I found this Mobile Speakerphone and I finally ordered it, assuming that I will return it. Boy… Was I mistaken! First, the Brand is Logitech! I LOVE their stuff... from solar keyboards to their cute Wireless Mouse! So... let me not get too excited and explain why I appreciate this item:1. It is amazingly light
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