Bluetooth Speakerphone EMeet Professional Cancellation Review

I host meetings for a trade association. I was hoping this system would provide a good remote presence option for hybrid meetings. They can work great when everyone is seated around a large table as shown in the photos. For our meetings we usually convert 6-8 2m banquet tables into a U-shaped meeting table with a projector in the middle. The 10 foot cord that comes with this system is not long enough to space the blocks far enough to cover this table arrangement. And despite what another…

Good Bluetooth option for teams with large and small meetings. The daisy chain cable doesn't seem to stretch far enough to accommodate a large group (16 people) considering COVID distance, but should fit up to 8 people. The main reason for the purchase was the use in a large conference room. Connectivity was relatively easy with the included Bluetooth cables and adapters. When used with Zoom, some fiddling is required to ensure the correct mic is selected when using a daisy chain, as each…

A few months ago I bought the M2 for my home office. Setup was easy regardless of the platform - phone, Mac or PC - and the quality of the audio receiver was 5-star; Callers also noted that the echo cancellation and quality are better than the device's internal microphone. When the M220 was released, I immediately jumped at the opportunity to purchase it for my office conference room, a larger 20x30 foot space. We evaluated the cascade speaker and microphone capabilities out to about 10m (30…

Great headset alternative for Skype, Webex or Zoom calls! I needed a headset alternative so I didn't have the hair of a video call headset or one of those pesky wireless headsets that don't fit in my ear after 8-10 hours. I've bought several different portable speakerphones and all have had an echo issue, and my office is also susceptible to echoes no matter how close you bring the speakerphone or other "fixing" tools you run or use. The emeet m220 is one of the few that I've found that the…

My team has several meetings each week with 10-14 participants, most of whom call in only a few. Although the M2 speaker worked well, we switched to the M220 due to the greater bandwidth. For participants in the room, the sound quality from distant participants is clearer and their voice is not cut off as much when they first start speaking. Dialers report that they can hear people in the room more clearly, even when they're speaking softly (people forget who's on the phone and forget to speak…

I have already bought eMeet M1 hands-free phones. It worked really well, greatly increasing the efficiency of our meetings and becoming a huge fan of eMeet. As our business expands and the workforce grows, the number of attendees at some conferences will increase accordingly. Of course, the demand for speakerphone is higher. Prior to the launch of the M220 we knew that eMeet would be launching a cascading speakerphone through their customer support team and we were excited for the launch of the

I bought this product specifically for voice to text. I'm hard of hearing and one context where it's extremely difficult to communicate is in group conversations. Any group conversation... People tend to talk over each other and who is speaking changes faster than I can look for facial expression cues and read faces (as opposed to lip reading). In such situations, I cannot follow the conversation without the help of technology. I use voice-to-text apps to help, but the mics I currently have…