I gave the Jabra Speak 710 a go, in a 10' x 16' conference room with a dozen people seated around a table. The Jabra was paired with an iPhone 7 which sat on the table near the Jabra.

This product doesn't work properly and it's not worth the price. I bought three of them to be used and pretty much a waste of money. The issue is that the callers can't hear you clearly either via USB or Bluetooth. I tried various computers and Mobile Manufacturers. It doesn't matter.

Jabra tries to trick you with all the photos and videos depicting a device with no wires but that is a complete and utter lie. You need AC constant power with this device for it to work which completely defeats the purpose of a 'wireless' device.

Wired connection works well

Not wireless!!! Expensive for a wired device

When connected to Skype for Business, I have quite a few times received comments stating that my voice is not clear, when using Jabra 510+. However, when switching to Evolve 65 - they seem to be hearing well.

Good when connecting with mobile

Poor quality when using Skype for Business

I've had experience with these working really well, but the one that I received was terrible quality. It sounded like a robot talking underwater during all of the video calls we had. Inconsistency in the quality of the product is not worth the price tag.

In roughly 12 years of doing business and interactions with nearly every type of conference / handset / headset/ speakerphone combination possible we've seen one consistency on these audio interactions. A reliable, capable speakerphone product doesn't exist for mobile devices …. until now.

Connects with everything; Unparalleled sound; Simple set up

NFC is tricky to set up; This is a premium product with a premium price

The Jabra Speak 810 loosely resembles a Beats Pill spliced with a Tupperware container, but is actually one of the most modern and forward-thinking teleconference systems around.

Good audio quality; simple setup; wireless support; compatible with a range of operating systems and communication software

Expensive; some static noise; can't connect to older desk phones