Conference Speaker and Microphone - SOOMFON Conference Microphone with 4 Mics, HDMI, USB-A, USB-C, Gigabit RJ45, PD 100W Ports for Video Conference Home Office

I'm really impressed with the sound quality and microphone pick-up from this device. The speaker and microphone both appear to be mono, but that's fine for conferencing. As well as the conference audio, this is also a pretty good hub for connection to other devices.My D&D group are scattered in different countries, so I run the game over Discord and sometimes with other players physically present. The conference mike picks up voices (and rustling packets) from any angle.If it's run as a Bluetooth device, then you only get microphone and speaker functionality. If you run it from a wired connection you get the full functionality with Ethernet, USB and HDMI outputs, subject to the compatibility of the USB-C socket on your PC. I connect it to my ASUS ROG Strix laptop with a USB-C to USB-C connection to its "host" port. That lets my laptop power the device as well as linking to all the facilities. If you want to use the HDMI output, the USB-C on your laptop must be capable of video support. On some computers, this isn't the case, so you may not get all of the functionality.It also comes with a nice little carrying pouch to protect it when you travel.

The media could not be loaded. For a speaker phone of its size and configuration, it sounds fine whether listening to music or for conversations. The microphones pick up my voice without problem and I don’t need to be hovering over it to be heard.It’s a solid piece of kit with a fixed non-slip rubber mat on the underside. The Bluetooth connection is rock solid with a good range when used with my phone. It draws power from my PC or, when using it with my phone, by plugging it into a USB wall plug.The illuminated control buttons on the top are responsive allowing me to accept calls, control the volume and activate the microphone.It also acts as hub but although it powered the disk drives and USB sticks I connected to it, my PC doesn't pick them up, whereas a basic hub costing lesser than a tenner has no such issues. It can charge my phone.Overall, as a speaker phone its perfect but I can’t recommend its performance as a hub.

This speaker is quite small yet powerful. The sound and microphone works well. It also acts as a hub and has quite a few ports to connect the other electronic gadgets.

This compact unit is effectively a multi port hub/docking station that has an integrated speaker phone, making it great for the home office and/or meeting room.The unit is completely plug and play with no need for separate driver installation.I was quite impressed with the loudness and quality of sound coming from the speaker considering this unit is powered purely via the USB port of my Chromebook/laptop.This speaker can also be connected via Bluetooth i.e. to a mobile phone, to either take calls or listen to music.In addition to the speaker phone, this little gadget features additional USB ports (both A and C), ethernet and an HDMI port supporting 4K resolution.The control buttons are touch sensitive and are hidden under the fabric speaker cover. They light up when the unit is powered, which makes this unit’s design very minimalist and cool!Together with the discount voucher, this compact speaker phone is a must have for those that regularly network for business and with friends.

I'm very impressed with the overall quality of this product and have been using it now for a few weeks. I wanted to see how it preformed and if any issues would arise. I'm pleased to confirm it's working exactly as it should and so far has been an excellent piece of kit.Not only is the sound quality good from the device itself but it does a pretty decent job of picking up clear sound within the space I have been using it. It boasts four microphones and this enables it to pick up even the faintest conversation when talking back, it also filters quite well with noise coming back and seems to handle isolating playback sounds from being repeated back into the microphone.It's so much more than a microphone & speaker though, it's also a docking station and the performance is excellent when connected to my system.It supports Bluetooth conference speaking or you can connect directly via your system.What I really like is the fact it supports 4K@60Hz HDMI. This is more than enough for office spaces, after all you're not going to be gaming in most settings. I can confirm that my screen shows this signal output and I've had no issues with dropouts.There's also 2 x USB-A connections which work at a rate of 5Gbps & a further USB-C which is a maximum rate of 5Gbps. It also has a Gigabit RJ45 but I've not needed to use this as my system has a 2.5gig card.As mentioned I'm very impressed with the quality of both the microphone and playback but it also looks fantastic on my desktop. It's not cheap or tacky and fits nicely with other equipment I have.