Speak 750 UC Wireless Bluetooth Speakerphone with Link 370 USB Adapter – Portable Conference Speaker for Holding Meetings Anywhere with Premium Audio - Certified for Zoom & Google Meet

The Jabra Speak 750 UC Wireless Bluetooth Speakerphone is an excellent device for anyone who spends a lot of time on conference calls or virtual meetings. It has a very professional look that fits perfectly in both home office and corporate environments. The build quality is solid, and you can immediately tell it’s designed with durability in mind. The size is ideal—compact enough to easily carry in a laptop bag, yet powerful enough to deliver clear, high-quality audio during calls. Voices come through crisp and natural, making meetings much smoother and more productive. I actually used this device at a prior employer, and I loved it so much that I decided to purchase one for myself. It performs just as well as I remembered. The setup is simple, connectivity is reliable, and it works seamlessly for professional use. Overall, it offers great value for the money if you’re looking for a dependable, high-quality speakerphone for work calls, virtual meetings, or conference calls. Highly recommended.

Only the Jabra Speak 750 had what I needed - If you're working from home you may as well set yourself up so it's not painful. I bought two together with a 40" monitor and now I have an immersive home office for less than 1K - so comfortable. - Stereo sound - you can link two together - it's not the stone age after all - attend meetings or listen to music in stereo - Portable or desk use - simple and beautiful - Bluetooth or USB - easily use with both a PC and smartphone at the same time - Full duplex microphones - don't be fooled - this model has echo cancelation meaning you can speak at the same time as others on the line. There is a lot of misinformation about this. This makes meetings go A LOT better - Play music or talk - great sound - OK bass cuts out at about 60HZ but with a bit of eq these sound great with music - We're not in meetings all day afterall - Good room microphone - move close to you for good personal hands free audio or on a table to pick up the whole room - connect two together for wide pick up - place flexibly in a large room and boom - you're meeting or listening to music

Decided to go with the Jabra 750 after reading all the positive reviews. Right from the start, this is a portable, lightweight plug & play speakerphone with excellent sound & mic. I use it with a Macbook Air. I've used this with various videoconference call apps, including Zoom, Microsoft Teams & Webex. The most challenging scenario was for a 2-hour virtual robotics competition with four 6th grade students. All four kids are soft-spoken & sat together wearing masks outdoors at a patio table to compete in front of three judges remotely via Zoom. For the entire videoconference call, the mic audio & speakers were excellent - perhaps the next best thing to clipping a professional lavalier mic on each kid. However, since the kids needed to move freely to demonstrate their robots, a wired mic was impractical. The speaker sound was loud & clear, and everyone was able to dialogue back & forth very naturally. The duplex audio means more than one person can be speaking, yet everyone can still hear each other like a normal conversation. Bc the mic & speaker sound are so good, I use this for every work videoconference call. I've also done a 3-hour deposition with my client and two other remote participants via Zoom. Again, the results were all perfectly loud & clear sound for a natural conversation that a remote court reporter could follow & transcribe. I tried to identify at least one "con", and the only negative is the high MSRP. But you get what you pay for. Luckily, Amazon discounts the Jabra 750 regularly for anyone who's not in a rush. Pros: Duplex audio Excellent sound Excellent mic Long battery life using Bluetooth Stays charged using USB Plug & play Self-contained small footprint with a storage pouch Cons: Price 100% full transparency - I'm not a professional reviewer & wasn't paid or received any discounts for writing this review. I'm just a regular Joe who likes this speakerphone enough to post some candid opinions to help anyone else along.

Great but needs to be plugged into computer for all the features to work. Bluetooth is too unreliable to use. Even with updated firmware and Jabra software (Windows laptop), the connection comes in and out while using & button/controls on speaker do not work.

With the onslaught of COVID, my connection to the outside world is my Mobile Phone and Zoom. I have bought the Anker Bluetooth Conference Speaker Phone. There is no better product for $99. I bought the Beyer Dynamic Conference Speaker Phone, the quality is great, battery life is fair and there are some charging glitches. So now, let's talk about the Jabra 750. I work great. Easy to connect, easy to charge (I would replace the hard wired USB-A charging cord and replace with a USB-C port) and the Audio quality is excellent. The best (and very hidden feature) is for bigger rooms or just the the ability for 2 people in the same room to sit apart, you can easily (1 button) pair two Jabra 750's together. No feedback, no echo and perfect Audio. The battery life could be a bit better but it is easy to overlook. I am a retired (but active member) of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) since I am 15 years old. CTA are the wonderful people that put on CES every year. I am not an engineer, I am a Consumer Electronic Sales and Marketing Professional. Full disclosure, I distributed Jabra thru 2007 but today, I have no current business ties to their brand or company. Jabra has always made great products and this one is a CHAMP!

I really struggled about which USB speakerphone to get. Did the internet research, but every recommended product--including Jabra--always had some Amazon reviewers saying either mic sound or speak sound unnatural. I wanted a speakerphone for my VC meetings to replace my wired earbuds. The reason was some meetings are so long that I prefer to turn off VC and lie down on my couch to listen :), but wired earphones not long enough. I tried some BT alternatives, but even up to $60 sound was worse than earphones (which were only $12). Then I did a VC with a colleague who used the Jabra 510. He was clear on my side, and told me speaker clear on his side. I got the 750 for the full duplex, but I suspect the 510 (half the price) would have been enough. As the speakerphone is so important to me I did not constrain myself much on price

Works great! Sound is clear on both ends. It connects to my cell with Bluetooth and computer with USB simultaneously which is very convenient

As per Jabra 750 , its having Microsoft teams option, where as its missing. Not sure if it's same product. I could have taken 710 Instead for this if there is no Microsoft Teams option Performance wise no complaints and easy plug and play.

This speaker was defective, it would randomly go mute every couple minutes. Unfortunately, by the time I realized it the pathetic 30-day warranty expired.

It did not work when it arrived could not turn it on.