PolySync 40+ Smart Speakerphone (Plantronics) - Flexible Workspaces - Connect to PC/Mac via BT700 Adapter and Smartphones via Bluetooth - Certified for Microsoft Teams – Amazon Exclusive

I've been purchasing these for our offices, because we're married to MS Teams for our chat and meeting communications. No Slack here, unfortunately, but I digress.This device is a true plug and play. It's integrated with Teams out of the box and will do nice things like mute my music and switch to meeting speaker/mic when someone either calls me through Teams or I join a meeting.Mic sensitivity is pretty good. I think it's rated for a 7 foot radius, or something like that, and it seems to be accurate, based on some conference room use. It's possible to tether a couple of them together, also, in order to expand the radius.Sound quality is exceptional for what these devices are. Obviously no Sonos/Bose type audio, but my music sounds pretty okay on this.I've purchased around a dozen of these, and we did have one dud with a bad mic. Could be a fluke, but just something to note. 1/12 RMA rate would be upsetting to some, but it's also a small sample size.Either way, everyone here loves them - no more goofy headsets.

I recently took this with me to an off-site meeting where there were 11 of us gathered around a large conference table (I think it fits 20 normally). This one device gave us all the ability to interact during a co ference call with no audio issues. Great little device.

The Poly40 worked well until one day it went off and could not be turned back on. Tech support ( now part of HP) response was - out of warranty sorry. If you do not mind spending $250-300 for something that fails after 2 years go ahead. I will no buy again, and I will recommend to buy from any other manufacturer.

I've been using the Poly speakerphone and I'm impressed. The sound quality is good, making calls and meetings a breeze. The battery life is excellent, lasting through couple of days. It also connects to the BT receiver almost instantly. Overall, I'm very pleased. If you need a reliable speakerphone with great battery life, I highly recommend this one.

I needed something for remote/makeshift conference room situation with about 4-8 people at a table. The laptop mic/speaker situation was really limiting our ability to get good communication. This does take care of that problem, but it's at a big cost. The incoming audio is better than laptop speakers but probably about the same as any run of the mill bluetooth speak. The mic quality is good enough to pick up everyone in the room, but probably not good enough to sound like a dedicated microphone, even when you're nice and close to it.My favorite parts are the light but very sturdy build quality, the assortment of touch pad buttons for volume, hanging up, etc. and the fact you can wrap the chord around the unit for easy storage.My least favorite part was the bluetooth unit I paid extra for. Don't get me wrong, it works, but it's a pretty cheap little dongle that's super easy to lose since there is no dedicated place to store it on the unit.

Whenever the Poly Sync is disconnected, it announces "Power Off" in a VERY loud voice. The desktop app currently has no way to turn this off. In support forums, I see a lot of frustrated users with the same problem, but no solutions that actually work, yet.

Easy set up. Works well. Sounds great. Really like the built in white noise options.

I'm upgrading from a Jabra Speak 510.It's just a bit louder then the Jabra at full volume, and has more base.Seems like a moderate improvement.A big feature of this device for me is the USB connection to the work computer while also having a Bluetooth connection to the phone. During Zoom meetings I disable the BT to avoid phone interruptions.So I can toggle Bluetooth from the PolyLens PC app, but it would be massively more convenient to be able to do it from the Poly (can't install software on my work pc). Disappointing that the feature is not there. Why not make a double tap of the bluetooth to be a toggle? Looks like the last firmware was September 2021 (v402.2759) so I probably shouldn't get my hopes up.