Enjoy crystal clear calls from your laptop or mobile device with the silver 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. Question: I have a Zoom H6, will the Tentacle Mk2 work with it?.

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Dual Set) are meant to jam cameras and will offer nothing being connected to the ZOOM H6.

Q: 2. Is there a difference in range with this version and the previous version ?

A: For now, there won't be any changes in the Bluetooth range of the Tentacle SYNC E MkII compared to the MkI. The functionality will be identical with the previous version. Possibly in future, Tentacle will be able to offer an update that allows a wider range. Currently, the range is around 10-15 meters.

Q: 3. I have a BMPCC 6k, a Ninja 5 hooked up to a monitor and a Zoom F6 sound recorder with bluetooth. Should I get two sync devices or three? I feel that the Zoom F6 can link up on it's own but I'm not certain.

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Dual Set) (B&H# TETE2MK2) is a set of two timecode generators. Once the two are connected to each other wirelessly and synchronized, each can feed timecode into a device. One timecode signal would need to be recorded with the video recorder, and the other with the audio recorder. Since you are apparently feeding HDMI (with embedded audio) from the BMPCC6K to a Ninja V, one timecode generator could be on either the BMPCC6K or the Ninja V. However, most people would connect it to the camera, and that is the surer option. The other timecode generator should be connected to the Zoom F6. You could use three, but there would be no benefit; Two is enough for your setup. As for a situation in which you'd want more than two, you would add one more timecode generator with each additional video or audio recording device you would use. So, one more with an additional camera or external video recorder, another one with an additional audio recorder, and so on.

Q: 4. What is the difference between MK1 and MK2 ?

A: The major difference is that the MK2 has Bluetooth 5.0 for more reliable monitoring and easier setup via phone or tablet. The battery life was also improved compared to the original. Aside from that it's identical to the old one.

Q: 5. Does this unit outputs Timecode so I can sync jam my camera? So I can us Tentacle as the master or main timecode generator.

A: Yes, the Tentacle Sync Sync E Mk2 Timecode Generator with Bluetooth is capable of acting as the master time-code generator.

Q: 6. Can MK1 and MK2 tentacle Syncs be mixed generating LTC for an audio recorder and multiple cameras?

A: With the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Single Set) you can mix the MK1 and MK2.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Can this unit handle 60 or 120 fps? If not, is there a product that can?

A: No, the Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Dual Set) can sync to 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, and 30 fps only, they are not capable of syndic with 60 or 120, though most timecode generators do not support those frame rates either, as they are not relevant for audio recording. TentacleSynce recommends the following when shooting at higher frame rates, "Just use your Tentacle unit with 30 fps (29,97 fps, 25 fps), when recording 60 fps (59,94 fps, 50 fps). Our Tentacle Sync Studio software will automatically detect the difference and will recalculate the timecode for the higher frame rate. " See: https://bhpho.to/45oN2k6

Q: 9. Will this work with a bmpcc 4k and a canon c70 and a panasonic gh6 and a nikon d7200 and a panasonic af101? I want to use this with many different cameras.

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 will work with any camera that has a either a dedicated time code port or an audio jack. It is able to jam sync through audio ports and link them via the Tentacle Sync software. It would work fine with each of these camera options, when connected to their audio jacks or to the C70, via it's timecode port with BNC adapter.

Q: 10. Can the Tentacle Sync E output timecode at the same time via cable and Bluetooth? if so, could I use a single unit to feed timecode into the audio input of my camera and simultaneously via Bluetooth into a Zoom F3 with its Bluetooth module?

A: The Tentacle Sync E mkII Timecode Generator with Bluetooth 5.0 (Single Set) (B&H# TETE1MK2) cannot output timecode by Bluetooth to the Zoom F3 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Field Recorder (B&H# ZOF3) but can do so as an audio input into one of the F3's two XLR ports using the Tentacle Sync Tentacle to 3-Pin Male XLR Cable (16") (B&H# TEC04): https://bhpho.to/3BL2sTF