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Question: Will this work with the VoIP capabilities of WebEx? Will the laptop see it as a speaker and microphone that can be selected like a USB Headset?
Document: That doesn't happen with this one.The speaker is okay. I'm used to having a nice 2.1 system for my computer, but if I was on the go and just had a laptop I'd get along great with the built-in speaker.OVERALL: I like this product. It does what it claims to do and does it well. The price is high in my opinion ($50 seems more reasonable) but if you make VoIP calls constantly, you won't know how you ever lived without it.
This very compact (less than 5" inch diameter and 1" high) conference microphone and speaker is excellent.When using Skype, OoVoo and other messaging vehicles, I'd like to sound natural and not have to shout or carefully pronounce every word, while not looking as if I have just stepped off my spaceship, encumbered with a headset.The Jabra SPEAK410 (they really need a better name) fills the bill.First and foremost, it is a "high-fidelity" instrument.
Most laptops these days come with a built in microphone and speakers, but not all the desktops do. And even with built in audio in/out system on laptops, the quality is not usually impressive. That's when this Jabra USB speakerphone device for Skype comes alive. It is a plug and play USB audio device that acts as a speaker phone for Skype and other voip applications. I plugged this device and just worked instantly, followed by installing the software of course.
Having friends and relatives across six continents, Skype is an extremely important communications tool for me. I've used microphones and webcams, but worked as well as thisJabra SPEAK410 USB Speakerphone for Skype, Lync and other VoIP calls - Retail Packaging - Black. Having integrated speaker and microphone in an exquisitely designed circular chassis, this device allows for extremely clear (as also reported by people on the other end) conversations by electronic switching of the I/O: i.e. no feedback from the speaker.
This gadget is costly, yet effective. Sound quality of this piece of equipment is very good + it works well with Skype. Speaker measures at approx. five inches in diameter - which should definitely should work for most users. Comes with handy carrying case. Only problem I could (possibly) see is that you would likely need to turn down the volume of your TV, stereo, etc. while getting / making an outgoing call while using this Jabra SPEAK410 - USB Speakerphone Foe Skype.
I bought this device because I needed to perform some skype interviews and have a room full of 6 interviewers to be able to be heard. It worked perfectly for that, and I've found that I use this thing all the time for VOIP calls for work when I work from home or from a room without a phone. I plug it into my Windows 7 laptop, and it automatically becomes the speaker and microphone, and integrates perfectly with Microsoft OCS, Skype, and Google Hangouts.
This is a pretty handy little item. It's nice to be able to make voip calls and not have 2 or more people huddling around a built in laptop mic or similar. This allows more than 1 person to be on the call and sit at a decent space around a table or from across a small size room, and be heard clearly.I like the fact that the cable is attached, so you can't lose it.
I bought this to use with Cisco Jabber (VOIP) on my work PC. We have these in every conference room. I like having my own for home. They are reasonably loud and good for several people sitting close to the speaker. They are not as loud as the big Polycom's that I have used in the past but this is way more portable. I bought the USB version so I never have to worry about battery replacement.
I really like the speakerphone concept. I work from home, and occasionally am on calls/meetings where I need to have headset on generally. Somedays this is 5-6+ hours where this happens. I've been looking around at getting a speakerphone to prevent having to always wear a headset.So how does it work. Well first off, I'm using OS X, and while this device works, none of the software is available for the mac, so there are probably things I'm missing.
The Jabra SPEAK410 is such an excellent speakerphone and very easy to use even for someone not very technologically savvy like me. I used it with Windows 7, but it's also compatible with Vista, XP and Mac OS X. I'll be using this speakerphone primarily with Skype but can imagine it'll work just as well with other VoIP services.Easy installation, intuitive functions/buttons, great sound - I occasionally use it just for playing music.
Answer: Yes I use it all the time with WebEx or with GoToMeeting and it works perfectly for mic and speaker and I buy them for all my engineers to use when they are on the road with their softphones. Highly recommend it!