JabraSpeak2 75 Wireless Bluetooth Speakerphone - 4 Noise-Cancelling Mics, Full-Range 65mm Portable Speaker and Super-Wideband Audio - Certified for Zoom and Google Meet - Dark Grey

Solid build, qualityWorks best via its Bluetooth Adapter (Jabra Link 390)--->This connection also provides the fullest, best Audio connection. (Connecting via its USB C/A cable made Windows detect the device differently, resulting in very low or inaudible audio levels) ---->Plug that cable instead into a USB C or A Power-Only port, and use that to power the unit.Getting a UC Unit vs a Teams unit, results in zero performance difference. (Teams unit provides a button on the unit to join a scheduled Teams meet- something I would never use)

Great sounding (not as tinny sounding as previous models) -4 mics work great for small, "around the table" conferencing. Much longer battery life that can handle all-day conferences. Combination A&C USB support along with Bluetooth and Dongle allows so many ways to connect. Works great and latest upgrades just make it better and work longer than previous models. Con: it's a bit heavier to carry around for traveling and turning the unit ON is too sensitive -it always turns on as soon as I try to take it out of the travel pouch -even when I don't seem to be touching anywhere near the power on icon. They should make it a 3-second press to turn on to prevent accidental power on.

I've been working remotely for several years since the COVID days. With tons of meetings every day, I've tried various communication devices, from simple single-ear headsets and AirPods to the Jabra Engage 65. The last one was my favorite for a long time, but it has a couple of significant downsides—my ears hurt after long hours of meetings, and I look silly in them, like a radio operator in a tank. I decided to look for a speaker. I read reviews for a long time and ended up getting one of the best and essentially most expensive ones - Jabra Speak2 75. A few months later, I don't regret it at all! The sound is excellent, I'm heard clearly, and the lighting is a nice touch. During a meeting, there's a red ring when I'm muted and a green ring when I'm not. When the meeting ends, the light changes to a soft white and eventually fades away. Very convenient and well-thought-out. Also, the buttons are responsive, and the build quality is excellent.

I work from home and hate headphones for calls. Pricey but worth it. It blocks my dogs barking or loud noises well. I get very little echo here and there but it is minor and could be the other end being on speaker phone. I do not have to talk loud. The only down side is it could be a bit louder. Good enough unless you are in a noisy room.

I picked up the Jabra Speak 2 75 All Platforms as a replacement for my aging Jabra Speak 510, whose USB cable started to tear after years of use. While the unit is excellent, I regretfully ended up with one that didn’t include the wireless dongle. Without it, I may be forced to return and exchange the unit or buy an overpriced standalone dongle.Pros:Strong microphones: Users hear me clearly during calls.Improved speaker: Delivers better sound with more bass, great for music.Wireless functionality: Built-in Bluetooth adds convenience.Cons:The unit I received lacked the wireless dongle, critical in enterprise environments where Bluetooth is often blocked for security reasons.Cable build quality could be improved, though the wireless unit mitigates this somewhat.Overall, it’s a noticeable improvement over the 510, but to avoid extra hassle, ensure you get a unit with the wireless dongle included.

Had an older jabra for years. Worked fine for calls but this just brings it up to a whole new level. Music sounds great. The interactive LEDs show directionally where the mic is picking up sound. I’ve used in on conference tables with a dozen people around it with no problems. And though it’s bigger / heavier than its predecessor, still fits easily in the bag for travel.Note - I highly recommend the Bluetooth dongle up charge. Makes it easy to reposition anywhere on the conference tables, and connects on demand.

This Jabra speakerphone originally worked wonderfully, for both phone calls and meetings. Unfortunately a firmware update caused the output sound level to be much lower when connected via the included bluetooth adaptor (the 380). The Jabra is now unusable via that interface. There is no easy option to downgrade the firmware. Instead, I have to plug the Jabra in directly to the computer, which causes problems with meeting software like Teams and Zoom, because the audio device on the computer side disappears when the Jabra is powered off now.In addition, the Jabra does not work for phone media sound while the computer is also connected.Because it has a battery, it's pretty heavy. Keep in mind that the battery cannot be used while using the Jabra with a computer, because it must be direct connected, since the firmware update.This Jabra did solve a problem for me, my old Jabra would have troubles with sound, and sometimes cause the computer to lock up. This one does not do that.The microphone must be pretty good, it can hear my wife talking 20 feet away, which is useful for family phone calls.This is emphatically not a portable device, in spite of the fact that it has a battery. The battery works for phone calls, since it's only the 380 interface that has sound level problems, but unplugging the device from the computer is awkward, especially since that causes problems on the computer side.

Love the battery life for remote work and play One speaker fopr both Built well easy to set up