Cisco Conference Phone With Wireless Speakers

Have four in ceiling speakers and the amp. Hooked to my TV and wireless to amp from my phone. I would like an eq that's more than just treble and bass. I also have a sub. My garage rocks the neighborhood and I live out in the country.

I've been working with a wireless Cisco network for several years now. I got fed up with licensing and cost issues and have been more than pleased with this. These were incredibly easy to deploy, and I've now got a great wireless network for a reasonable budget.

I’ve gone through a number of headsets for my desk work phone. I’ve spent from $19 all the way to $47. The headphones just didn’t work well, the noise cancellation and mic fidelity were very dad. Welp you get what you pay for sometimes. These headphones exceeded my expectations. Remember though this model is the for phone jack, the RJ9. I got it for around $132. Totally worth every penny. Not only is the sounds quality better on my ears, the feel and attention to Detail is great. I have a Cisco phone at work and these Cisco headphones are the ones you want. Don’t make a mistake and get cheap headsets for work. You will be using it all the time. Invest in a good headset. Just get this headset already.

This more than doubled my speed from the Cisco I was using.

I love this - its my daily use conference and mobile phone communication device

I use this for our camping tent. It sets up very easily. An added perk is being able to use this as a phone conference speaker.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

Just got the product and used them to capture the key note speakers at a conference in conjunction with vMix. I had no issues with the units. They captured the video from the two cameras I was using flawlessly. The only concern was that they got very warm/hot - not sure if I should be concerned or not.

I have used these before buying a pair for myself, I have used them for interviews and conference speakers. I updated them to be able to record internally even though I don't think I will use that option other than a backup.

We used it for apple macbooks in a hotel conference room to use over the house speakers. All that was available were XLR mic inputs every 30' or so. This worked like a charm. All the videos had great sound quality, and we didn't have to bring in a mixer or additional speakers. Great for traveling with a small amount of gear for these type of corporate gigs.