📞 Enhance Your Conference Calls with the Polycom VoiceStation 100 Conference Phone System Review

I bought this phone hoping it would be of similar quality to the Polycom Soundstation phones we use at work. It's not like this. When I'm on the phone, I often don't hear the first half of the other person's sentence when they start speaking. They complain that I sound like I'm in a huge room and can't hear myself when I'm more than a foot away from the device. I am extremely disappointed.

I bought this conference phone at a good price. It's quite expensive for home use. Pros: * It can be noisy. * If someone in the house answers the phone, a short beep will sound. Ideal for surveillance.* The cable is long. Great if you want to extend it to another table. * They have an RCA jack if you want to record it. Cons: * It sounds like you are in a big tunnel. Aren't all handsfree phones like this? Who can tell the difference when both use it. * Too expensive.

The device is sufficient. The people on the other end of the line tell me it still sounds like I'm in a tunnel. When I received the device I sent the warranty card which was returned to me stating that the address on the warranty card was no longer active. This one told me that I must have the old model. I've tried contacting Polycom customer support multiple times just to get an address to mail a warranty card to, but their phone system made me go through 8 voicemail screens and still no one…

I've been using Polycom phones for a long time, still SoundStations. When I retired I bought a 100 and when the last SoundStation died I bought a used 100. When I decided to use MagicJack for long distance and international calls I plugged in the analog RJ jack on my Polycom 100 into the socket. RJ jack on the MagicJack connected to the internet through my laptop - just for fun, sure it's not working. Well, for over a year I've been making mostly free national and international calls with…