Review on 🔊 eMeet Luna Bluetooth Speakerphone: Powerful Noise Reduction, Daisy Chain Feature, USB Dongle, Ideal for Home Office - 360° Voice Pickup, Accommodates 8 People by Philip Brianne

Due to recent stay-at-home bookings and the need for more conferencing via Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts, I needed one cost-effective solution to provide my office technology in good quality and at minimal cost. I bought an eMeet M2 device last year which I was very impressed with, so I was very excited when I discovered that eMeet had added Lunu to their range. In a lower price category, it was difficult to get past. My tests are as follows: Desktop: Ubuntu 20.04 via dongle provided. Tested: Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts. Sound quality: very good. Microphone: The receivers noticed that they can hear us very clearly. Also, we were in a room where the air conditioning was very noisy, but Luna did a great job of keeping the noise down. Note: Ubuntu easily recognized the device without having to download and install additional drivers and was recognized. the moment the key was plugged in and Luna turned on. iPhone 11 via Bluetooth. Tested: Basic voice calls and Microsoft Teams. Sound quality: very good. Microphone: The receivers noticed that they can hear us very clearly. via Bluetooth. Desktop: Windows 10 via built-in Bluetooth. Tested: Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts. Sound quality: very good. Microphone: The receivers noticed that they can hear us very clearly. - Receivers could hear us very well up to 8 feet (or so). An additional note on the speaker - only the left channel was present when playing music. This isn't really a problem as I didn't buy it to play music, but the sound quality of the music was pretty good. In the attached images, Luna is on the left and M2 is on the right. Conclusion: Luna has its price. Point and quality that will be hard to beat by competing products.