Add a compact, wireless conference speaker to your conferencing setup with the Speak2 75 Conferencing Speakerphone from Jabra. Certified to work with Unified Communications conferencing systems, this hockey puck-shaped speakerphone features a 360°, omnidirectional beamforming microphone with a 98' pickup range, voice level normalization technology, wideband audio, and a full-range 65mm speaker to fill the room with sound. The plug-and-play unit can be configured using the Sound+ app on an Android/iOS device or via the Jabra Direct app on a Windows or macOS computer. This model includes a Link 380 USB-A adapter to enable Bluetooth connectivity to your smartphone/tablet conferencing device.

The rim features multiple controls, including volume, call, and mute alongside a programmable smart button that can be set to speed dial a contact or launch a voice assistant, and it features a button to bring your Unified Communications call to the foreground. It will light up with different colors and patterns for different indications such as in call, mute, and incoming call. The speakerphone features a long-lasting battery that can last up to 32 talk hours, and it can be charged and upgraded via the included USB-C/A combo cable. It is designed to be taken with you on the road, and it's rated IP64 for its water and dust protection.

Super-Wideband, Full-Range 65mm Speaker    360° Omnidirectional Microphone    Optimized for Unified Communication    Includes USB-A Bluetooth Adapter    Up to 32 Hours of Talk Time    Voice Level Normalization    Programmable Smart Button    IP64 Water and Dust Protection    Connect via Bluetooth 5.2 up to 98' Away    Plug-and-Play, Portable Design

The Speak2 75 is the next generation of professional, portable speakerphone, packed with the very latest technology. With advanced super-wideband audio, precision microphone performance, and technology that refines the subtle tones in your voice, today's meeting room could be a huddle room, the couch, or a campervan on the beach.

This advanced tech puts you front and center in every meeting, unscrambling the widest range of frequencies in your voice's natural range, for a dramatically more powerful audio experience with crystal-clear calls and rich, powerful music.

Speak2 75 is engineered with advanced full-duplex audio, with a supercharged chipset that goes beyond standard speakerphone performance, so your conversations can flow freely in both directions, just like they would in person.

This speakerphone is optimized and certified to work with Unified Communications conferencing systems.

Wherever you put it—a table, a desk, a floor—the Speak2 75 will effortlessly field sound from all directions, harnessing every change in voice tone, so every nuance is picked up, while innovative noise reduction technology deftly bats away distracting background bother like tappy keyboards and extra-crunchy chips.

The rim of this disc-shaped speakerphone includes volume, mute, call, and power controls. There is also a programmable smart button that can be configured to speed dial a number, activate a voice assistant, and more. The Unified Communications button allows you to bring your meeting to the foreground.

We know how vital it is to give everyone an equal seat at the virtual table, so we engineered Speak2 75 with our latest cutting-edge Voice Level Normalization technology. It means everyone can be themselves and speak naturally, so you can all focus on the topic in hand rather than fiddling with volume controls.

You can quickly pack the compact speakerphone to take with you when traveling, and it's also IP64 rated to protect it from water and dust. Its battery is rated to provide up to 32 hours of talk time.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can i connect it to a soundboard?

A: A USB connected soundboard to same pc as camera should allow mixed audio input/output to and from audio system, such as a church service held on zoom with zoom participants heard over system.

Q: 2. does this camera work with zoom?

A: Yes, zoom.us is listed as a supported platform for this camera.

Q: 3. do I have to set the the ceiling mount parameters each time I power it up ?

A: No, settings will be retained unless reset to factory default in the menu.

Q: 4. I am using this camera to take ID photos and need the photos to be a specific size. Is there a way to control the size of the photo taken?size. Is there a way to control the size of the photo taken

A: Basically, this camera will plug into your computer. It is capable of capturing video at 1920x1080p. Usually 1920x1080p images can be printed at a width of 26 x15 . You can use different software for displaying and capturing the image from this camera. You may want to use a free software such as OBS, something more professional such as Wirecast.

Q: 5. I want to output the HuddleCam's signal to a TV 150 ft away using an HDMI converter and amplified HDMI cables. Is that possible?

A: You can use this device plus 150' of Cat5/6 cable. VDO360 Springline USB 2.0 Extender B&H # VDVUSBEXTU.

Q: 6. How big a room will this camera cover?

A: the amount of coverage in this will be highly depended on the placement of the camera

Q: 7. Is there a free compatible software to control this camera?

A: This camera works with virtually every online video conferencing software without the need for additional drivers or proprietary connections. Here is one suggestion: http://bit.ly/2qM6xmB

Q: 8. What software is recommended to control this camera? Many suggestions?

A: We have some very advanced software available from B&H that runs on a Windows machine. You can use the included RS-232 cable with a standard DB9 to USB adapter to use with your computer. There are also free solutions available as well.

Q: 9. Can I use this in a conference room connecting it to a pc when using Go-To-Meeting?

A: Yes, this is a plug and play USB device. So you can pull it up in GoToMeeting as your webcam.

Q: 10. Some reviews say that this camera is not really able to do 1080p at 30fps over the USB 2 cable? Is that right?

A: ALL/ANY camera sending 1080-30 in 24-bit color (requiring 1.5GHz) must compress the signal to fit within the 480Mpbs limit of USB 2.0.This compression itself does not reduce the pixel count or the frame rate of the video.This is why we and others also have the more expensive USB 3.0 (5GHz) models. USB 3.0 is ten times faster than USB 2.0.