Boom Giro HD Bluetooth Conference Speaker | Noise Canceling Omnidirectional Microphone with 360-Degree Voice Pickup for Conference Room Speakerphone | Conference USB Speakerphone Bluetooth Microphone

By any means its not a bad product but not worth the price its currently listed as. You can find much better options at a reasonable price. Although it works as intended, the voice output seems muffled at times. The microphone works much better and the voice on the receivig side is loud and clear. Cannot be used as a fulltime music speaker. The wire can be wrapped on the speaker itself but feels kind of gimmicky. Also the wire length is short. Overall, if you dont buy it, you would not miss anything special.

The media could not be loaded. This HD Bluetooth conference speaker phone performed very well considering its competitive price. It comes in a nice, cushioned case. It charges via the attached USB A cable and works wirelessly via Bluetooth. It has very simple controls and is easy to setup and use within minutes. It has a Bluetooth pairing button, volume up, volume down, and mute buttons. The mic picked up my voice clearly and cancelled out ambient noise. The speaker played sound clearly as well. This is a great piece of travel tech for the traveling business professional or for anyone that needs to be able to take a quick conference call while on the go. I recommend.

The media could not be loaded. I tested this Bluetooth conference speaker in a typical real world setting, in the middle of a large table, walking from end to end to see how it sounds from all sides and I recorded the audio so you can hear it for yourself. The audio was dramatically louder than the audio from most webcams, mainly because it's closer to the participants. One of the most frustrating things about video conferences is hearing everyone's voices clearly, because most webcams are too far away from the participants. Most conference room cameras are located just above or below a giant monitor, so the participants sitting around the conference table are as much as 10 feet away. Prior to getting this, I considered using a USB mic, but I wasn't thrilled with running such a long cable from the computer, which is behind the monitor, to the middle of the table, which people could trip on. The great thing about this is that it's entirely self-contained. You charge it using USB, then just pop it in the middle of your conference table and it's completely wireless. Pairing and adjusting the volume is super easy. You can adjust the volume on the speaker or from your computer's volume settings, and there's a handy mute button for those cases where you want to speak privately with the people in your office.

The microphone on this thing is really good even from more then 6ft away. Which is why I got it, for the microphone. Music would be played through it possible for a zoom if any music would be playing in the zoom. The music playing through it isn't bad, but not really loud. Just moderate. I think there could be some improvements. 1. power off & on button placed in a almost hidden place. Connecting to Bluetooth 1st time took me a minute because the instructions tell u to connect to the 'boom Giro', but when u search for the Bluetooth name it's not boom Giro, it's actually called "BTSpeakerphone" and not "BOOM GIRO" like the instructions said. So Just rename it BOOM that's all. Wish it was chargeable or reachable and not just a simple plug in, but maybe that could effect the way it works. Who knows. The microphone is what really stands out on this thing, it's clear and fairly loud even for being more then 6ft away. The microphone shines, the Bluetooth speaker part for playing music is OK, moderate In my opinion because it's not loud for playing music. But in my case it was the microphone that I needed most and still play some kind of music on it. As far as someone speaking back to you through the bt speaker that was OK and was clear too, again not very loud,but more then enough to hold conversations and speak back and forth. I'm not sure how this would hold up in a big setting or big meeting room with more then 15 people. I guess it would depend on how big the room is ... Overall I'm pleased with it and for what im using it for, it will work just fine.