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Question: I read in a review that the usb cable is only 2 feet long. Is this correct? Is the USB cable removable/replaceable?
Document: Sound quality is superb. Solidly built. Volume, mute, and disconnect buttons are on the top of the face of the speaker which makes using it a pleasure. LED indicators around the face of the speaker illuminate when the volume is adjusted. The usb cable is about 2 feet long and wraps around the device. They thought of everything. Well worth the money.
Works good only issue might be is that the USB cable is only about two feet long, makes sharing the phone with a group difficult.
I take many conference calls from home via a &#34;soft phone&#34; (ie Lync/Skype).I tried a variety of devices - laptop speakers+mic; headphones; headset; BT headset.None come close to this.Pros:- Sounds great on both sides of the line- High quality design and finish- Excellent user interface- Not too priceyCons:- USB cable could be longer (about 2 feet)
PROS-price-small & light-speaker gets reasonably loud-powered by USB cable which unwinds to a decent length-nice touch controlsCONS-none so farADDITIONAL INFO-used on Skype from a Windows laptop
I make lots of Lync calls with a headset, but I am on more and more calls where I have a number of people in the room, but I connect via Lync. This makes it so all of us can hear and be heard. It does seem to be a little directional, but it is generally good for our table of four people to communicate. Not sure how I did without this for so long!
I bought it because Lync worked poorly with all my other devices -- this one works out of the box and easy controls. It's a good replacement for laptop speakers too, with excellent volume and clarity.Be careful... the microphone has amazing pickup. I was in a conference call and while we were waiting, stepped outside the house (with door open) went 15-20 feet into the yard and folks on the call heard me talking to my dog!
I got this speakerphone for work so that I could talk to my offshore team with my onshore team via Lync. The quality is great and the mic level is perfect. I have had a room of people speak from about 5 feet from the device at normal voice level and the other end hear it perfectly. In the same token, the person speaking was audible to those farthest from the speaker. There is plenty of volume if you have a bigger room. All in all, this is probably better than those expensive Cisco speakerphones you find in conference rooms.
A lot of my colleagues have this speaker to use with Lync. I needed one myself :-)There are a lot more version offered here at Amazon, each with a different price and no idea what the differences are.This version comes w/o bluetooth and only works with USB - which is what I wanted. The price was the best I could find as well.
We have a mid size conference room that seats about 12. We bought an $800 conference phone from another manufacturer. I wanted one for my office and we tried the Jabra. For $30 it was worth the risk to see what we could get for 5% of the cost of the other. I was shocked at well it works. I plugged into a USB port, it found the driver and appeared an a device on my speakerphone list. It could not have been any easier to setup. I didn't bother with the instructions as it is self explanatory.
I use this speaker phone with Google Voice on my desktop PC. I have been relying on my Plantronics headset for most Google Voice calls but lately I have needed a speaker phone for use with a coworker. I was a little worried that the voice quality would suffer but both sides of the calls have been excellent. It also lends itself for travel, comes with a nice pouch and thoughful cord wrapping around the core. This is an excellent product and I would highly recommend it if you need a USB speakerphone.
Answer: Yes, that is correct, it is short and cannot be replaced