Enjoy crystal clear calls from your laptop or mobile device with the pink Sync 20 USB-A & Bluetooth Speakerphone. Certified for Zoom with wide application support, this portable speakerphone features a steerable three-microphone array with full-duplex audio that uses built-in noise and echo reduction to help ensure that call participants are heard. With a pickup range of about seven feet and a loud 40mm speaker driver, the Poly Sync 20 is ideal for up to 13 x 13' rooms.

The bass reflex system and dual passive radiators provide voice clarity and richness to everything from music to webinars and podcasts. Connect the speakerphone directly to your Windows 10 or later or Mac computer system using the integrated USB-A cable. The Poly Sync 20 may also be connected wirelessly with Bluetooth compatible devices such as phones. The 3200mAH battery provides up to 20 hours of talk time. With IP64-rated dust and water resistance, you can take this speakerphone with you anywhere. A convenient carrying case and lanyard are included.

USB-A & Bluetooth Connectivity    3 x Microphones    40mm Speaker Driver    Noise & Echo Reduction    1 x USB-A Charging Output    3200mAH Battery    IP64 Rated Dust & Water Resistance    Includes Carrying Case & Lanyard    Works with Windows & macOS

Fill the conference room with remarkable sound thanks to the powerful speaker. The three-microphone array ensures everyone in the room has a voice while helping to keep echo and noise out.

With IP64-rated dust and water resistance, you can call or listen to music from almost anywhere.

The integrated 3200mAH lithium-ion battery is designed to deliver up to 20 hours of talk time and may be fully recharged in about four hours.

Keep your mobile device powered with the convenient USB-A charging output port.

Front-facing calling, volume, and mute buttons keep your controls within easy reach.

Know the call status from a distance with a highly visible light bar.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this sync a Sony FX3 Camera?

A: Yes, this will work with the Sony FX3. You will need to connect it with the 3.5 mm microphone input.

Q: 2. Can the Tentacle sync up the Zoom F2-BT?

A: No, the Tenticle Sync will not sync the Zoom F2-BT.

Q: 3. Is the older non Bluetooth version compatible with this mkII version?

A: Yes, one can sync between Tentacle Sync models using a 3.5mm cable when a wireless sync model is not present.

Q: 4. x or y?

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 displays the timecode in position x on the app.

Q: 5. Does this affect the audio I get through the MI shoe on a Sony A7SIII using the ECM-W2BT?

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 would use one channel of audio to record timecode info. Audio timecode is recorded on the left channel, while the scratch audio of the Sync E is recorded on the right channel. A solution like the Tentacle Sync E would be used for an external audio recorder, and you would not be recording audio in camera. The A7SIII has four audio channels to work with, so you should still be able to use your Hot Shoe mic. SONY A7SIII Audio channels: https://bit.ly/4984FH7

Q: 6. Can I sync a Logic session through UAD Apollo?

A: You can use the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Dual Set) (B&H# TETE2MK2) to add a timecode signal to a single audio track. That can be fed into many devices that produce or modify audio, whether that is your computer using a DAW, a camera, or a field recorder. If you are using the Universal Audio Apollo Solo Heritage Edition Desktop 2x4 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface with SOLO Core Real-Time UAD Processing (B&H# UNAPLSHE) then you will first need to have a means of inputting an audio track into your DAW so that all of the tracks may be read (including the one with the timecode) simultaneously.

Q: 7. I think Fx3 have internal timecode , do I need this?

A: Yes, If you want to match timecode with other cameras or devices you would need the Tentacle sync kit.

Q: 8. Can I jam the timecode from other brand ? like ultrasync one

A: No, The two systems would not be compatible.

Q: 9. Can I actually generate timecode while charing the device through usb port? It seems to add interference noises and make the recorded timecode unusable.

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Dual Set) (B&H# TETE2MK2) does have a USB C port that can be used to charge the device. You may be hearing RFI/EMI (i.e. radio frequency or electromagnetic interference). Such interference can often sound like a low or medium frequency hum, although radiated forms (which, by definition, pass through the air) are frequently higher. As for solving the problem, we would recommend not charging it while using it (since it does have a long battery life anyway) or at least using a battery-based source rather than an AC adapter for charging it if you'll be doing so during use. Another good alternative would be to use a USB power bank that does not require a converter (buck or boost) to produce power since those typically do generate EMI pulses. Finally, if you find that the problem exists even if there is nothing plugged into the opposite end of the USB cable from the one that is inserted into the USB C port then you may want to experiment with different USB cables to find one that is not as sensitive to (or is better shielded against) RFI or EMI radiation in the ambient environment.

Q: 10. I intend to use this device for video interviews with the following kit: 1) Nikon Z6II camera feeding video via HDMI into Atomos Ninja V; 2) Tentacle Sync-E with Lavalier mic on subject; 3) Zoom F3 with shotgun mic near subject (not connected to camera or Ninja V). How many of these TC generators would I need? I'm thinking one to sync-jam the Tentacle-E recorder, which would then be connected to the Ninja V while shooting, and one connected to the Zoom F3 (not sure if that recorder will actually accept TC?). Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

A: Two sounds correct. One Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Single Set) synced with the Zoom F3 which is capturing audio, and one for the NInja V which is capturing video. You can use the Tentacle Sync E mkII with the Ninja V by routing it into the mic/line input. Make sure that the Ninja is set to intake audio from the mic/line port, and then use post production software to sync.