Speak2 75 (2025 Edition) Wireless Bluetooth Speakerphone - 4 Noise-Cancelling Mics, 65mm Speakers - New Linking Feature - USB-A & USB-C - Certified for Zoom and Google Meet - Dark Grey

Got this for my home office as an alternative to using the laptop speakers and the difference is incredible, especially when I’m presenting or transcribing a meeting. Easy to connect, clear sound, easy to travel. I just have to remember to charge it when I’m on the road a lot if I don’t want to worry about finding a plugin at a new location. Definitely worth the price.

Great desktop audio from PC USB connection. MS Teams participants report great microphone sound quality, as well. Convenient and solid bluetooth connection to both PC and iPhone, with built-in battery power, permits me to carry "puck" around the house, while maintaining meeting connections. Far easier to use vs. microphone + speakers + echo cancellation software and much preferred over headset.

I've only had this a day. The product seems to work well. It is louder than my 510 plus. But not as loud as the advertisement video would have you believe. So far it seems loud enough for the video conference tasks I have in mind. The microphones appear to work as described and the app gives more control than the virtual controls on the device itself. One downside is those virtual controls on the device disappear after about 10 seconds. This leaves me guessing where they are. I'm betting after a few uses this won't be a huge issue as I will have experience with them.

I needed an external microphone and speaker to run Zoom depositions with many remote attendees and this saved the day with being able to hear everyone online as well as everyone in the conference room could hear the remote attendees. The remote attendees said they could hear everyone in the room. Easy volume control. Easy to set up.

For years I had a polycom speaker phone for conference calls. We stopped our land line and I wanted to try something else so I selected the Jabra Speak 2 75. I wanted to see how it compared to the speakers in my Apple Studio Monitor. It was not as good and required me to set the sound outcome if I wanted to use the Jabra or the Monitor. It was a little difficult to set it up to work directly with our cellphones and the speech was slightly delayed. The quality wasn't worth the effort or the price so I returned it.

This has been a great addition to my home office. The sound quality is excellent, both for hearing others and for being heard clearly. It’s easy to manage and works especially well if you use Zoom a lot, since you can mute directly on the speaker, which is very convenient during calls. If you mainly use Google Meet, that mute feature doesn’t work the same way, but audio quality is still strong. Setup with a MacBook was quick and painless. Overall, a solid choice if you’re on video calls throughout the day.

Not worth the money. It may have 4 microphones, but it can barely hear me when it is arm's reach away. And in order to hear things, I have to have the volume set to a minimum of 75%. My much older Jabra Speak 510 runs circles around this one. Same with my Yealink CP900, worked way better than this Speak2 75. (I connect all of my speakerphones via direct cable, and NOT by BT).

Sound is awesome and a big upgrade from our previous speaker. Has all the connector dongles we need.

This replaced an older Jabra which was still working but I wanted the additional microphones and USB-C support. Fantastic device. Well made. Comes with a felt travel case. Pricier than others but worth it IMHO.

I have used three generations of Jabra speakers, and this latest generation is terrible compared to the earlier versions. I recently left my second generation speaker at my vacation house, so ordered this new model. I have tried it for a couple of months, and the volume is always a problem (too quiet even at highest setting) and other conference call participants complain that my voice sounds 'tinny' with this speaker. I recently switched to my 5+ year old first generation Jabra speaker mid-call, and the conference call participants said "that sounds great, what did you do"? The volume issue was solved too. I don't know why this most recent generation of speakerphone from Jabra is such low quality, but it is. Maybe they have cut costs by using lower grade components or cheaper manufacturing? I have not switched back to my original Jabra speakerphone 710. This one is going into a drawer.