Review on 🔊 Kaysuda USB Speaker Phone 360° Omnidirectional Microphone: Crystal Clear Conference Calls for Skype Business, VoIP Calls, Webinars, and More! by Curtis Kincade

Plus: small size. palm size. My colleague saw the case and thought I bought a new set of bluetooth headphones because her bluetooth headphones have almost the same case. She was amazed that it was a USB speakerphone as the one we have in the office (Jabra Speak 410 USB speakerphone for Skype and other VoIP calls (US retail packaging)) that we use for Google Meet, are much larger - almost twice as large in diameter. Cons: Sound quality isn't as good as the aforementioned Jabra, which we have dozens of where I work. I wasn't expecting it to be as loud - the speaker is smaller, so that's reasonable - but the hardware echo cancellation is still not as good. I'm not sure if this is due to the outdated chipset or the lack of multiple microphones on different sides or something else. he is defective. The first one I received was defective and had a terrible echo, but the seller offered to send a replacement immediately. The second definitely doesn't have a clear echo (I tried them one after the other in the same Google Hangout call and the other end could definitely tell me which old one is defective and which one is new), but they even said the new one wasn't perfectly clean like big speakers . Rather, most of her sentence was properly echo-cancelled, but only the beginning of the first word came through.