EMEET Conference Speakerphone M0 Plus 4 AI Mics 360 Voice Pickup Noise Reduction USB C Speaker Bluetooth Conference

I just got the device a few hours ago, but I put it through some deliberate testing and here is my initial impression: The 360° Voice Pickup works well. Voices are captured clearly from or all around the device, without needing to speak directly into it. Noise reduction is also effective. I tested this by playing a loud thunderstorm on a separate Bluetooth speaker in the same room during a call, and the person on the other end could not hear the background noise at all, while my voice remained clear. The plug and Play functionality works as expected and setup was straightforward. Bluetooth pairing with my phone was quick and stable. And the speaker volume was loud enough to be clearly heard without distortion. The claim is that it can run for 10 hours and I haven't had time to test this yet, however, the compatibility has been good so far, including successful use on my Linux computer. So, based on early use, this device delivers on its basic features and has performed reliably for calls and speakerphone use so far. I'll update again if anything negative happens, but my first impression is very positive. Read more

Great product. What used to be an insufferable meeting experience, thanks to utterly sub standard speakers and mics on the laptops, has become enjoyable. At least as far as meetings can be enjoyable. Good audio quality, good microphone, good volume. I use it regularly for MS Teams and Zoom conference calls in rooms with no AV equipment or phone. I even use it at my desk because it’s convenient and the audio is so good. I use the included usb-c cable rather than Bluetooth, and it’s an instantaneous connection and zero configuration. Highly recommended. Read more

Excellent value on a quality product. Using now for about one month with no issues. Connections are stable and audio quality is really good. I have tested it in challenging noise conditions like a very loud stereo and tv in the background and others report good voice clarity on the other end. Volume is more than adequate. I am not using this everyday so still unable to comment a whole lot on battery life but it does seem adequate. You can also use it while it is connected via USB and charging so the battery life may not be as critical. If I am to be critical it would be on the status LEDs which I find to be too small and therefore somewhat obscure depending on your distance or angle from the unit. This is critical when for example during a meeting, you cannot easily determine whether MUTE is on or not. The 'J' Brand has much larger status LEDs so much easier to determine if on MUTE or not. Overall a good product and I would recommend them. Read more

FIX FOR DOCKING STATION USE BELOW First off, it was hard to gauge the size of this device based on other user photos. Xbox Series controller next to it for reference. I was tired of using my work provided headset(Logitech H570e) because wires are annoying and I work from home, so closed audio communication isn’t needed. I was also browsing stuff like the Jabra2 line but too costly. I have the EMEET sitting at the end of my desk and people can hear me just fine. The microphone quality is comparable to the headset. Both leagues better than the laptop microphone. The speaker is plenty loud and others cannot hear themselves when i’m talking to them on Teams, or Jabber. The product itself works great overall. Plug and play use when the usb cable is directly connected to my laptop. However, I ran into issues when I plugged the EMEET into my Dell WD19S docking station. I plug everything into it, so that way all I have to plug into my laptop is the usb-c cable. When listening to audio from a youtube video, the speaker works fine. When you try to run something that requires the speaker and microphone to both be in use(teams, jabber) the speaker will continually disconnect and reconnect over and over while also trying to find a usable audio source such as the laptop speakers, making it impossible to communicate. The microphone will work, so others can hear you, but you can’t hear them due to the speaker connection issue. I tried updating the drivers on my laptop and docking station, I tried going into advanced audio settings and not allowing other audio sources to connect, I set the EMEET as priority, I googled forums from other people experiencing issues with their docking stations and similar devices, I downloaded the EMEET software provided on their website, nothing worked. IT with my company worked on it for 30 min as well with no luck. I called EMEET’s support team and with no troubleshooting, they told me it’s likely the docking station at fault but ehhhhh I don’t know about that, chief. I did not want to plug the EMEET into my laptop just for it to work. I also did not want to run strictly bluetooth as i’d have to recharge it. That defeats the purpose of why I got this(cables, handsfree, tidy, etc) THE FIX: As stated before, when the EMEET is plugged into the docking station and i’m making a call, the microphone is the only thing that works correctly. To get the speaker to work, I paired the EMEET to my laptop via bluetooth. Since the EMEET is also still plugged into the docking station, it will show two speaker sources and two microphone sources. On windows, go to system, sound, output. It should show two sources from EMEET. One labeled Speaker, One labeled headset. The one labeled headset is your bluetooth connection. The one labeled Speaker is your wired connection. Click on the Speaker source, under general, audio, select “don’t allow”. This will make it to where the Speakers bluetooth connection is your output source, and the microphone wired connection is your input source. Unit is still hardwired in so you don’t have to charge it, and it resolves the connectivity issues with the docking station. Would be 5 stars if docking station compatibility were there. Read more