Jabra has announced an automatic, over-the-air update to its flagship speakerphone, the Speak2 75, enabling two devices to link for enhanced audio coverage in meeting rooms. The update, driven by user feedback on Bluetooth connectivity, introduces a permanent linking capability that expands the range and functionality of the speakerphone, meeting both the evolving needs of end users and facility managers. The units can be used with platforms like Microsoft Teams, Zoom and other UC-certified applications.
Linked devices provide good audio coverage for professional collaboration in various sized meeting rooms. For example, if one device has 2.5 m of range, then having two could more than double the range overall, depending on placement in the meeting room. This means IT and facility managers should have more flexibility to design rooms with better audio coverage, meaning that whether users are in the meeting room or remote, everyone can hear and be heard clearly.
Furthermore, with the permanent linking feature, the units will remain connected even when turned off and on again. In meeting rooms, where consistent connectivity is crucial, this feature provides a true plug-and-play user experience.
During calls, the linked devices transmit a dual mono signal, meaning that both speakers deliver the same clear audio. When it comes to sound playback, the two speakers switch to a stereo signal, offering a richer and more immersive audio experience. The devices intelligently and automatically switch between dual mono and stereo modes based on the usage scenario, meaning they should provide the best audio quality for every situation.
The update is available now on all Speak2 75 devices via a firmware update in Jabra+, Direct, Xpress and Sound+.
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