🔊 Plantronics Poly Calisto 3200 Wired Speakerphone - Personal Portable Speakerphone for Conference Calls - USB-A Compatible - Connect to PC/Mac - Works with Teams, Zoom & more - Enhanced SEO Review

It would be 4-5 stars if it wasn't for the stupid feature that you can't turn off! I wouldn't buy it again. This unit looks good and the sound is ok, if a little tinny (and people on the other end say I don't sound that great over the mic). The downside is the mute feature. When you press the mute or mute button, the device slowly says ".mute on" or ".mute off" in a computer voice. this happens after a short pause. The net effect is that it takes about a full second for the sound to kick in…

I bought this item because I have had great success with Polycom products in the past, now Poly. I was looking for a speakerphone that integrates with MS Teams, a Unified Communications (UC) device. At first, I wanted to use the button on the speakerphone to end calls, mute calls, and adjust the volume. The problem I've found with this device is that the speakerphone status doesn't sync with the status of my Teams call. When I join a meeting with the audio muted, the speakerphone doesn't show…

With so much more time at home in meetings these days, I'm tired of wearing headphones all the time. It's a handy device that only needs a USB-A or USB-C port, depending on the model - no extra power plug required. With Plantronics driver software, control and automation is available on the Mac (and I'm guessing Windows) desktop. On the unit itself there is a mute button and an LED ring that lights up brightly when the sound is muted. I've seen some comments about the difficulty in adjusting…

I have an older version of this Plantronics speaker - I actually have two because I really liked them. Over the years, the micro USB connector on them has gotten to the point where it no longer holds the cable. This new model is much nicer in terms of design. Gone are the silly touch controls and built-in cable. There is also a very nice mute ring. The problem is that the lowest volume is still incredibly loud - as if you could hear loud voice calls from other rooms. The volume button doesn't…