5 Reasons To Use A Dedicated Speakerphone

[@msnittin]

I have an Anker S500. In my job, I need to use an interpretation line a lot during meetings. (Interpreter on phone and the others face to face on the meeting room) This makes the overall process way easier. We don’t have to move the phone around for the translator to listen and we can clearly hear the interpreter. Something that was difficult just using the speaker of our phones. It is also useful for old folks who refuse to use headphones (my father in law) and have hearing loss. He used to complain a lot about not hearing us on phone calls and speakerphones help with that.

[@joychristian888]

Can I use this as a speaker phone that would broadcast my speech..using my phone like a microphone. If I am presenting something

[@SanjayBorra]

Can we directly connect this to a smartphone for regular calls ?

[@tdcattech]

When you say directly, do you mean USB? If so, no, I don’t believe so. If you just mean Bluetooth then absolutely, yes 👍🏻

[@majikmanheru3539]

Great presentation

[@shockafter7]

I always like a good headset set up BUT... right now, for my home office, i want really good audio, and not wear something on my head in front of my clients.

[@95yashsheel]

Can't we use Bluetooth speakers as conference speakers?

[@tdcattech]

Certainly. It’s not a dedicated tool so one could argue that the pickup around a table of multiple colleagues wouldn’t be anywhere near as good but a speaker would probably be fine for many cases.

[@khyla9682]

I hate head sets speakephonrs are so much nicer ! I work for a call center