Review on Bluetooth Speakerphone Conference Microphone Self Adaptive by Holly Rivera

I have moderate to severe high frequency hearing loss. It is becoming increasingly difficult to communicate on conference calls and with strong background noise. I bought a set of hearing aids and now I have a third set that lasts about five years each. My current hearing aids are digital, multi-programmable and controlled via Bluetooth from my smartphone. I bought an eMeet M2 to replace my old speakerphone, mainly because Bluetooth was randomly switching between the speakerphone and my hearing aids (calls can be routed directly to the hearing aids). He often did this without reason or warning, which caused a lot of confusion on my conference calls. I need to be able to control the speakerphone volume and my hearing aid volume for acceptable performance. eMeet M2 has completely solved this problem. Both my hearing aids and the eMeet M2 coexist peacefully with Bluetooth and I hear very well. The quality is so good I've stopped using my VoIP phone and have been using eMeet and iPhone through my iMac for non-Zoom calls.