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EMEET Bluetooth Speakerphone M2 Black Conference Speaker for 5-8 People Business Conference 360º Voice Pickup 4 AI Microphone Self-Adaptive Conference Call Speaker Skype USB Speakerphone

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Size: USB/BT Speakerphone for 8-16 People


Color: Advanced Black


Features

  • 4 Ai Smart Microphone Array Makes Sure Far Field Voice Pick-Up The professional Bluetooth conference speaker is equipped with 4 microphone arrays, which offers long surround distance. EMEET conference phone and microphone operates perfectly for meeting room which accommodates 5-8 people.
  • High-Quality Audio Guarantee, Smart Led Indication Provides An Interactive Talk -EMEET Usb speakerphone is able to provide rich crystal clear HD audio, thanks to the VoiceIA Algorithm. The Acoustic Echo Canceller completely eliminates the echo and the noise isolating microphone guarantee a superior conference experience even in noisy outdoor areas. No matter you are working in an office or the home, just make your call and enjoy life-like communication.
  • Simple But Powerful- No driver needed, plug and play. The EMEET M2 Bluetooth conference speakerphone saves your time to debug devices. eMeet skype speakerphone can be easily connected to your Bluetooth supported mobile phone, tablet, PC with USB or AUX wire. The dynamic equalizer inside could automatically switch between voice and music modes and delivers the best sound quality and EQ depending on what the user is listening to.
  • Unique Design For Meetings - Compact and portable design make it easy to put the EMEET M2 wireless conference speakerphone into your pocket or briefcase. The aircraft-grade aluminum material and cool interactive lights, as well as the upscale touch panel, make the product full of high-tech and business feeling.
  • General Compatibility EMEET M2 Bluetooth speakerphone is compatible with multiple devices and operating systems like Windows 7, 8 and 10 as well as Mac OS. It has been tested and optimized for mainstream conference applications like Zoom, Skype, WebEx, Goto Meeting, Google Hangout, Facetime and etc.

Product Dimensions: 4.92 x 4.92 x 1.38 inches


Item Weight: 10.1 ounces


Item model number: EMEET OfficeCore M2


Batteries: A batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 20, 2018


Manufacturer: Shenzhen eMeet technology Co.,Ltd.


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    • Second time's the charm. Plus my boss approves
Size: USB/BT Speakerphone for 8-16 People Color: Textured Black
Short and sweet: Buy this one if you're looking for a system that works for a conference room of 1-20 people. The Problem: We had created a new conference room out of COVID need in a larger room, therefore our smaller yet more professional room wasn't available. I started by using a nice Logitech conference room camera/speaker, but the audio was terrible, especially (and remember this) when there was more than one person speaking. Therefore it was time to try and solve this, whilst on a budget. Attempt #1: Yealink Teams Certified Speakerphone CP700 I ordered this as it was around $100 and had good reviews - but it didn't work. In one instance, I had someone talking, then across the room, someone started eating chips. The guy eating chips took 100% of the audio (directional microphone), and the speaker was thus muted by Lays Potato Chips. Not good. I tried using Bluetooth, then wired (usb). Wired was definitely better but still, Frito took control from the speaker every time (note, taking chips away from our team was never going to be an option. We like our chips/crisps). Attempt #2: EMEET Bluetooth Speakerphone $300 attempt....and it works great! We can meet, EAT, and hear each other great. I've used it in its wired form only, so I cannot attest to the Bluetooth functionality as I wanted to make sure it worked well. We have had people ask what we're using and have been happy to share. TRY IT. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2023 by jMack
    • Great Voice to Text Microphone Solution
Size: USB/BT Speakerphone for 8-16 People Color: Textured Black
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I purchased this item specifically as a voice to text solution. I am hard of hearing, and one context that is extremely difficult to communicate in is group conversations. Any group conversation… People tend to talk over each other, and who is speaking changes faster than I can look for facial expression cues and face reading (as opposed to lip-reading). In these situations I can't follow the conversation without the help of technology. I use voice to text apps to help, however, the microphones I currently possess have a very short pickup range (this is a good thing), useful for when I only want voice to text from whoever holds the microphone, or wherever I am pointing said microphone. However, I needed a microphone that would have a long distance and 360 degree sound pickup range, that could inteligently filter out background noise and background chatter. Conference microphones seemed to fit the bill, but I knew from what I was reading that they would only work for small tables. I kept looking for something that could work flexibly for small tables as well as larger tables. I saw a comment on a different emeet product that this unit, the emeet 220 was coming out soon and that it would allow for daisy chaining two units together. I contacted the manufacturer and they sent me a manual, mind you, this was before the product was released, I was really impressed that they were willing to do that. Looking through the manual I decided this product was worth a shot considering it's flexibility and AI features. Emeet has a different product, the N1 which has it's own software and cloud storage and processing capabilities to do voice to text including labeling speakers as in "[name] [message]" automatically. It looked cool, but I am subscription adverse, and the speaker labeling only works with two speakers, and would require training for each session. I already have a couple voice to text solution that I am comfortable using and didn't really want to deal with hardware that was tied into a subscription based service. Also, I felt that with this new unit, the hardware and AI would probably have newer/more refinements. I recieved the E Meet 220 the evening before a local TedX Talk in my city. I decided to take it with me and baptize it by fire. I used it during lunch break, they had a huge conference hall with many tables, easily 20+ tables there were easily in excess of 400 attendees. So this was a very challenging environment for any microphone, and I have to say, I was really impressed with the emeet 220. It picked up people impressively well around my large 8' circular table. I was only able to use one that day, I wasn't able to turn one unit on for some reason, I'm not sure why, but even then, it worked impressively well. I had mounted it right on top of a glass vase that had nothing but rocks in it. I was able to participate in a group conversation in that type of environment for the first time in my life. Prior to that, I had only ever been able to hold one on one conversations in noisy environments like that. The AI on these microphones did an exceptional job of massaging the audio input making it possible for the voice to text applications I use to translate the speech to text much more accurately. I have since used it during a potluck with extended (chosen) family. My house has a very large living room, and terrible acoustics. I placed the two units as centrally in the living room as I could, (picture shown) and I was able to pick up everybody in the room very well. I was especially impressed that it continued to work well even when someone was talking squarely in between the two units, I was worried that there might be duplication of audio or strange audio effects, but the voice to text software showed no such effect. I will have to record audio in the future to verify this, but so far it's been a dream to have access to group conversation, and relatively pain-free since I don't have to try to impose one speaker at a time rules when using the other microphones I have that only really work on one person at a time. I was very impressed at the Bluetooth connection. I was on the other side of the room as the transmitting Bluetooth Emeet 220, and did not notice any connection drops. That being said, I probably wouldn't know if it was the Emeet or if it was the voice to text app or the internet connectivity if it did happen. So, more testing is upcoming, but first impressions have been stellar. I have yet to test the conferencing features, but I will update this review once I've had the opportunity to do so. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2020 by Adam Logan Adam Logan
    • Emeet M2 speakerphone vs. Jabra Speak 710
Size: USB/BT Speakerphone for 8-16 People Color: Silver Grey
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The media could not be loaded. The Good: -Good microphone -Speaker is good for conference calls and music that is heavy on vocals -Easy to use -Small footprint -Good for travel -Long lasting battery -Comes with case -Good value The Bad: -Sounds distant if you’re too far away from the speakerphone (8 feet away) -Sometimes the buttons don’t activate when pushed The Bottom Line: I own both the Jabra Speak 710 and also the eMeet M2 speakerphone. I will get into my comparison later but the eMeet M2 is a solid speakerphone with a good microphone and speaker. It is very easy to pair with your phone or your computer (with the USB wireless dongle). In terms of performance, I’ve had calls with 4 people with no issues except when people are farther away (8 feet or more) from the speakerphone. They sounded faint to the caller when people were further from the speakerphone. The speaker itself is loud and clear and you can understand the caller easily through the speakerphone. In terms of using the speakerphone as a music player, it is good for music that is heavy on vocals but it basically has no bass. The battery is long lasting and easily lasts for the longest of conference calls. The design is portable and is easy to throw in your bag especially since it comes with a case. The only negatives that I ran into were the buttons sometimes did not activate when pressed. For example, sometimes I had trouble turning off the device because I was not pushing on the exact spot to activate the button. In comparing the Jabra Speak 710 vs the eMeet M2 speakerphone, the differences are slight but the Jabra Speak 710 does win out in terms of microphone. When people were farther away from the eMeet M2 (about 8 feet), they sounded much more faint than with the Jabra Speak 710. The other features are very similar in that the Jabra can also play music but there is no discernible bass. I also do like the Jabra design in terms of having the USB charge dongle attached to the device. Therefore I don’t have to worry about carrying the AC adapter and a micro USB cable. The Jabra firmware also is updateable through its app while the eMeet cannot be updated. Overall, the Jabra Speak 710 and the eMeet M2 are both great speakers phones. In terms of value, the eMeet M2 is the cheaper option so if your budget is lower, then you should pick the eMeet M2. If budget isn’t a factor, then you should check out the Jabra Speak 710. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2019 by Hoppaguy Hoppaguy
    • Good sound quality, bad wireless and battery
Size: USB/BT Speakerphone for 8-16 People Color: Advanced Black
Just use a permanent hardwire. The wireless is finicky and the battery doesn’t last the day.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022 by Ahmad Baitalmal

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