YAMAHA YVC-200 Portable USB & Bluetooth Speakerphone, Hold Meetings Anywhere, Noise Reducing Conference Phone with 10-Hour Rechargeable Battery Life

I am very impressed with the Yamaha YVC-200 Mobile Conference Phone! It sounds great and has a wonderful collection of features. I especially love that I can connect it to my laptop via USB and listen to music from my Amazon Echo by Bluetooth at the same time.It is quick and easy to set up, works well with Zoom and other videoconferencing applications. Bonus points for being battery powered, which allows it to be highly portable and flexible.The YVC-200 is an excellent addition to my toolkit! I have used it in my office, in conference rooms and in classrooms with no problems.

So far great speaker/mic. I should have got one years ago as always working remotely. I would not use this for a stereo speaker but does have good sound. No feed back on conference calls so you won't be that annoying person that needs to mute because your making a person sound as if they are taking with a delay hearing themselves after they speak. Can't stand that!!!! Mute works with no one hearing you muting yourself. Works on BT or via USB cable. Battery lasts most of the work day 10hours. Can use BT with phone and have it hooked to computer with USB. Haven't tried it with 2 BT connected. Soft touch buttons and no question if your muted or not. Yeah it's a bit pricey but you pay for what you get. Easy set up just change your computers sound settings. Don't be that person, recommend this!

When I first plugged it in, I could hear my voice echoing through the speakers every time I talked—I resolved it by unplugging the USB cable, restarting the computer, and plugging it in again. Hasn't happened since. The online meeting attendees said it was the best sound they've heard from me.

So I’m not going to lie, I bought this because 1. I was looking for something exactly like this and 2. Because I saw it in the background of a video on Barstool. I figured if it’s something they bought for their new office and aren’t plugging it, then it must be really good. So mine arrived and I tested it in all environments. I specifically ask everyone I’m talking to what I sound like on the other end, and they say it sounds like I have the headset to my ear, which was my biggest concern in buying a product like this. Bottom line, I’m really happy with my purchase, it does sound really good and call clarity is awesome. I’m glad I trusted my gut. But, I’m bummed because Barstool made an ad for it so now I look like a plant or something. I promise I’m not!

Having one issue. While I am using some of the office software on my laptop, the speaker freezes the sound and its setting on Windows. To fix that I need to reconnect the USB, and this is happening frequently in an hour.Did factory reset, firmware update, driver update, and trouble shooting on Windows Sound setting, but it is not solved at all.This does not happen with Polycom USB speaker, which I thought this was YVC-200 device issue, but according to Yamaha Support engineer, this is my laptop issue.If you have Surface Laptop 2, I would not suggest to buy this product. Perhaps Jabra can do much better.

Surprisingly small and lightweight - but as a result does not have the power to be a remote speaker for backyard party. Still, more than adequate as a speakerphone.Sound quality is fantastic - as I have come to expect from Yamaha through the use of their pro audio gear. Expecting this to be just as reliable.Controls are simplicity itself and I have not had to open the manual at all. Pairing with Windows 10 BT and Android was a breeze.Update: One thing to note - it looks like it can be paired with two devices, but it cannot simultaneously connect with two BT devices (as my Plantronics headphone can). You have to disconnect from the first device to connect with another.

I really like the sound quality, and people tell me I sounds good on calls. And it's great that the mute button synchronizes with Zoom. But this speakerphone has two annoying bugs that make it hard to live with, neither of which was a problem with my previous USB speakerphone.First, from time time (about once a day with frequent usage), the microphone will cut out in the middle of speaking. To fix it, I have to unplug and replug the USB, and then the mic comes back. I'm on a Mac, connected by USB, so don't know if it's specific to Mac. But I haven't had this problem with other USB speakerphones I have used with this computer (Jabra, etc.).Second, I use the speaker just for calls, and use the Mac's built-in speakers for other audio. The YVC-200 speaker is optimized for voice, and so sounds tinny for general audio. I have had other brands of similar products in the past, and it's great to be able to separately control the computer sound with the volume keys on the keyboard and the call sound with the volume buttons on the USB speakerphone. Unfortunately, when you use the volume buttons on the YVC-200, in addition to adjusting its own volume, it sends "volume up/down" keypresses to the computer, which causes it to also adjust the Mac speakers. So, if I have the Mac speakers muted, and then need to raise the volume on the YVC-200, it also unmutes the Mac speakers and raises the volume. I have reached out to Yamaha support and had a frustrating conversation in which the person told me this wasn't a bug and in fact I was wrong to not want it to work this way.

Sleek look and easy to set up right out of the box.Sound was clear - background noise was not an issue at all. It’s compact in size but big on quality - best value for its price point!