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Jabra Speak 810From real comments
Verdict distilled from 3 mentions across 3 aspects in comments under product review videos.
What users love
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- You need a fully cordless device with no power cable tethering it during use
- You require simultaneous two-way talk without one side being cut off
- You've had unresolved echo issues on similar Jabra speakerphones during video calls
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Overall Impression
The Speak 810's need for a constant power cable connection undermines its wireless conference speaker design. A user states that although the device can connect wirelessly for audio, its short power cable must remain plugged in the entire time it's used, meaning it has to follow the user everywhere. They argue this defeats the purpose of a portable wireless speakerphone and isn't disclosed in advertising, adding that cheaper wired alternatives offer better quality for the price.
Some meeting participants experienced audio problems including talk-over cutouts and echo. One host using the Speak 810 for Teams meetings found that whenever dialed-in participants were speaking, the host side could not be heard until the other party finished, which was problematic when questions needed to be asked mid-conversation; they noted this doesn't happen with Jabra headphones. Separately, another user reported voice echo specifically during Zoom meetings and asked how to resolve it.
Buyers have expressed uncertainty about how the Speak 810 is powered. A prospective buyer considering the purchase asked directly whether the Speak 810 has its own battery or requires a fixed power supply to operate, indicating this detail wasn't obvious to them beforehand. This question, combined with another user's complaint about needing the power cable plugged in at all times, points to confusion around the device's actual power and portability setup.
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