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Question: How long is the cord?
Document: The pickup/hangup buttons however do not work. Buttons are capacitive (ie 'touch'), which makes it hard to reach over and hit what you want without looking at it. I prefer tactile buttons on most things if possible. The cord is about 3 feet long which seems adequate (and wraps around the base for easy storage), and it also comes with a nice carry case.Ultimately while I enjoyed using it, it's been sitting on my desk unused for a month or two.
I also like the easy touch controls. I waited far too long to make this upgrade...
Office conferencing and phone collaboration has come a long way over the last two decades, especially in terms of performance, convenience, quality of sound and pricing. Gone are the days of half-duplex systems where one party could speak, but only one-way at a time, like a walkie-talkie. That was the major problem with the old-fashioned speakerphone: it was only a step up from a walkie-talkie.
However, it doesn't take long to get the hang of things. Once you figure it out, you'll be fine.The unit is truly plug & play. I didn't even touch the included mini-CD, although I was amazed to discover that those are still being manufactured! When I plugged it into my PC's USB jack, it automatically downloaded the proper driver and was good to go.There was one incident where the speakerphone suddenly stopped functioning.
The cord is a little short, but this device has great sound quality, easy to use touch controls on the ring around the speaker. Highly recommended.
Works great. Use this with MS Lync for conference calls. Sound quality is excellent even when volume turned up to max. Cord could be a bit longer.
It plugs in simply with a USB connection.I think it is plenty loud and crisp- obviously good for a conference. It includes a soft, compact carrying case, and the cord wraps around the underside. My only complaint- the price.
There are a few tiny holes in the trench (where the cord can be wrapped) which might be where some tabs lock, but I could not bring myself to try sliding in a tiny screwdriver to see whether or not that is what they were, out of fear I'd rip the back of the speaker cone if they were simply vents for the speaker.
The LEDs are purple when downloading a new firmware via the installed software. The USB cord neatly wraps around the base for easy transportation, and can be put inside a chic bag that is provided.I highly recommended this product for Skype users on Windows 7 OS.
This product is extremely easy to use. You unwind the USB cord and plug it into a port on your computer. On Windows 7, the drivers installed automatically and Skype configured the device without me tweaking a single setting. I just plugged it in and everything worked, instantly. I didn't even need to install the Jabra Suite.What impressed me the most was how powerful the speaker is.
Answer: About 2.5/3 ft long...