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lxsw20
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  #2680810 25-Mar-2021 23:05
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I quite like the RevoLabs FLX UC 1500, it has external mics, as well as the ones built into the base. Its both a SIP phone and USB audio device.




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  #2696253 21-Apr-2021 20:40
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mattyb:

 

Thanks for the responses all - very helpful.

 

After doing a bit more research I've managed to arrange to get two Jabra 710s (https://www.jabra.co.nz/business/speakerphones/jabra-speak-series/jabra-speak-710##7710-409) to run a trial in one of our large meeting rooms, so once these have arrived and I've got them paired up and going hopefully I can report back.

 

 

 

 

Just reporting back after triallng the two Jabra 710s as mentioned above...

 

The microphone aspect is working pretty well, having two units rather than one of the 510s allows adequate spacing and better coverage of the room. Speakers are very good too, good audio quality. So the audio experience is improved overall.

 

Main issue is with the linking of the two devices, they seem to lose their link occasionally, and not everyone knows how to re-link them. Also they need to be plugged into a USB port to charge the batteries, which is fine for the one nearest the meeting room PC at the front of the room, but the one we've got in the middle of the room has to be moved and plugged in - not ideal for a meeting room that is shared and used by a large group of people all day every day. To counter this I got a little usb wall charger and a USB extension cable and have it plugged in permanently - just did this a few days ago so will see if it works out.

 

Would be interested to hear of any solutions others have tried??

 

Cheers

 

 


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