Good for using Microsoft Lync with Windows 7.

The Jabra SPEAK 510 UC I find myself doing far less talking on the phone these days. That is part of the reason I've pretty much dropped my use of landlines. At home and work I only use my cell phones or, at times, I use Line2 or Skype on my tablet or computer.

Well-built; Includes carrying case; Use with USB connection or Bluetooth; Easy to setup and use; Good quality voice in both directions; Use with Windows or Mac

Jabra's Mac software is difficult to find on the site

Introduction:Oh the office life! We all know how demanding it can be at times, as the hustle & bustle atmosphere means that co-workers need to converge together to brainstorm ideas. Typically, conference calls are the way to go when you’re trying to get a group of colleagues together to converse with other people both near and far. At first glance, the peculiar look of the Jabra Speak 510 might irk some people when it’s placed at the middle of the conference table, but it’s gunning to be the Bluetooth speakerphone that’ll get people to collaborate on ideas through audible conversation. ImageTagInstance gallery-5c91bc4a-a4bc-4936-a835-342b98c33cd3 Box and contents Design and Style:Partly due to its UFO-like cylindrical shape, the Jabra Speak 510 definitely stands out, but for some people, they probably wouldn’t associate it as a Bluetooth speakerphone at first glance. Regardless, there’s no arguing it has an interesting design that kind of gives it a futuristic touch. Constructed out of...

How many times have you used Skype (or any video chat program for that matter) to communicate with your friends, distant relatives or immediate family only to find out that you can't really rely on the built-in camera microphone to have a clear conversation with them?

- Build Quality; - Size; - Design; - HD Audio Quality; - Good Microphone; - Bluetooth 3.0 Connectivity; - 15 Hours Battery Life; - Touch/Press Sensitive Buttons; - 12 LEDs; - 3.5mm Audio Out; - VOIP Software Support

- Price (For Some

Ok, let's get the elephant in the room out of the way first, and that's the fact that the Jabra Speak 510 speakerphone is not new out, and also not the best in the range, as that title goes to the Jabra Speak 810. However, it is not the bottom of the range either, as the 410 is.

The Jabra Speak 510 is a portable Bluetooth speakerphone designed for the mobile professional. This wireless accessory is designed to make it easier for users to have conference ...

Sophisticated and sleek design with touch buttons; portable and compact; gets very loud; affordable in comparison to most other conference systems; comes with carrying case; easy pairing with voice feedback

Not really suitable for larger conference calls with more than a few people

great item and price

Fantastic for people who spend a lot of time traveling. I have used it in 4 different countries now, in hotels, offices and at home. Have recommended it to several of my colleagues.

Not really a con, but it can't pair to more than one Bluetooth device at the same time. This is more a technological limitation than the fault of the device, though. I always keep this plugged in, as well, so I have not had a chance to test the battery life.

Great little speakerphone; Brainless pairing with my cell phone -- up and running in less time than it took to plug the thing into a USB port; Ties in nicely with my softphone as well, so it's essentially two phones in one

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I use this in conjunction with my Office phone (Polycom VVX600). Connects directly via bluetooth as a headset and allows me to conduct conference calls at my desk. My desk phone was positioned too far away from the visitors chairs for effective conference calls so this was the perfect solution.