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Question: What is the difference between this one and the other Speak 410 on Amazon for $80.97? Is it just the retail packaging?
Document: I recently purchased the Microsoft Lync-compatible version of the Jabra Speak 410 (from Amazon), and have been using it daily for about 3 months. My experience has been excellent and I highly recommend it. This is a very well-designed product.Functionally, it integrates very smoothly with MS Lync and the audio settings of my laptop (the software downloaded via Jabra's website is very easy to set up and use). It's about the diameter of a CD, and about an inch thick - with the supplied soft case it tucks away nicely in my laptop bag for on-the-go use.The sound quality of the speaker is excellent - I've used it for both conference calls, VoIP phone calls via Lync, and listing to music and CDs from my laptop.
I use the Jabra Speak 410 everytime for Lync calls and Enterprise voice calls and the voice quality is superb. No issue so far. Highly recommended.
Also, it would be nice to have a hinged base or "kickstand" so you could angle it toward you rather than having it point straight up all the time.If you're looking for a true hands-free audio conferencing experience via MS Lync that is similar to that of traditional and far more expensive conferencing equipment (like Polycom, etc. ), the Jabra Speak 410 will work nicely.
If you already have one of the other units and are happy, stick with it. But if you're using your laptop speakers and mic, get this instead. World of difference, especially for people on the other end of the line.
I've been using my Jabra 410 for several months now, but I'm back on Amazon looking for another speakerphone. I am forever getting comments from callers that there is an echo, or that it sounds like I'm in a tunnel. I hosted a conference call today - and we had to abandon the call. I called back into the conference with a &#34;land line&#34; and all was well. I've tried moving the Jabra unit into various placements and positions on the desk - no help.
I work for a large global company with colleagues on nearly every continent. We're heavy users of on-line audio and video conferencing, and have standardized on Microsoft Lync and Lync-compatible in all our conference rooms. I wanted something comparable and compatible for my office so purchased the same Jabra Speak 410 speakerphone that we use broadly. It has proven an ideal solution as I get full audio control (volume up/down, mute, hang-up) from the speaker itself and so can use it both when I'm at my computer in a meeting solo or have other folks in my office and we need to participate as a group.It works great on my Mac as well as on Windows PCs, and is easy to connect and use as it gets signal, power, and control via a single USB cable.
I have only had this device a few days but I love it.- plug and play on my MacBook Pro (10.8.5)- feels like quality build- bottom of unit has nice felt bottom that grips the surface its on- cable wraps nicely around the base- comes with nice travel case- volume control on speak response to keyboard volume controlsMOST IMPORTANTLY - excellent sound qualityI have not used it enough with someone on the other end also using a good speaker to tell me if microphone is much better than the one built into my MacBook Pro.
All my use of the Jabra has been from my own home office or small conference rooms, so I can not confirm how it performs in large conference rooms with many people speaking in a group (Jabra claims the microphone is multidirectional, and it does appear to be).It has a jack for an external headset, so you can listen to calls/music/audio privately if others are in the room with you, and when doing so it continues to use its own internal microphone in case you need to speak.
In all cases, it sounded as good or better than any external computer speakers I have ever used (excluding outboard subwoofers, etc.). It gets plenty loud and can easily fill a small to medium size room with sound.People whom I am speaking with via the Jabra 410 have told me that my audio quality (i.e. the Jabra 410's internal microphone) sounds excellent, however I have not been able to actually hear how I sound to others when using the Jabra 410 so I can not compare the Jabra 410's mic sound quality to more traditional wired headsets or dedicated external mics.
My 1st experience was a Plantronics Calisto P420 USB Speakerphone. I am using it on a AVAYA IP phone to act as an external speaker in our Manager's office. It works perfect in our configuration where the Calisto P420 had problems with the microphone and the caller could not hear me. I almost gave up on the idea that any would work because the Jabra was not recommended as much as the Calisto P420. I can't speak to performance if you are using them with a computer as this was not my need. MY boss is very happy with his Jabra.
Answer: They look like the same to me in functionality.   I chose the one eligible to ship outside the US.   More a practical choice than technical comparison.