AT&T Conference Phone with 4 Wireless Microphones, DECT 6.0 Speakerphone for Office Meetings, Landline Corded Base, 6-Mic Full Room Coverage, SB3014

Sound quality is really good. The detachable extension microphones are a great addition. We got a great price on this phone (well below retail) so this was a happy purchase. The phone is also aesthetically pleasing so that's a bonus. Some great features and it all works as it should. My one slight complaint was with the information I received from the seller. We have a Toshiba digital phone system and so I asked about this device's compatibility with the digital phone system. The seller replied that this phone would work fine with digital systems (as well as analog and VOIP). I now know that this answer was actually a little vague or even perhaps misleading (probably unintentionally). This conference phone will NOT just hook right up with a digital phone system. It's not that simple. If you think you'll be able to just plug it in and go, that's not going to happen. I tried everything to get it to work through our admin console with no luck, so we eventually called our Toshiba tech out to see if this would work. Turns out, this device requires an analog line and will not simply work on a digital system. Our Toshiba system only had one analog output that could be assigned, so we lucked out and were able to hook it up. So, in the end, we were able to get this to work; however, it functions as a stand alone, analog device NOT a digital phone. We cannot transfer calls to other extensions or use any of the normal digital functions of our system. What we are able to do is transfer an incoming call from our digital system (i.e. one of the other digital phones/lines on our network) to this analog line. Once we make the transfer from the digital line to this device (on the analog line), the device rings like a normal incoming call. That's it... So, it does work, but it's really just an analog connection from/through the digital system. Don't be fooled thinking that this is a digital workstation phone that you can just connect easily to your system. You will likely need your support person to tell you whether it is even possible and you may also need them to do the hook up work. Not all digital systems are setup with analog ports. Some may have to have additional hardware installed to accommodate analog lines. In the end this worked for us because we just happened to have a single analog circuit already installed, but it cost extra money to pay our tech to connect the analog line and setup the station. Had I relied solely upon the sales rep's answer, I would have bought two of these phones only to discover that I could not connect the other one because our system was incapable (without extra hardware). As long as you are aware of this detail, you may be able to get this phone to work and it is a great device overall. I subtracted one star for "ease of use" only because of the slight headache we had with getting it to work on our system.

Ordered it for our conference rooms, the ability to spread the wireless mics around the room greatly improved our ability to large conference calls for our meetings where the folks on the line can hear everyone attending it in our meeting room. It is an analog phone and will not work directly with a digital phone system. We already had analog phone lines in our conference rooms so that was not a problem. We also ordered a analog converter for use in offices; it takes a little more setup as you need to run it through an office phone. Really was no big deal to set up. Great speaker phone for conferences.

Really, I just plugged it in and it worked. Even over an IP line. The four wireless microphones work flawlessly and I can position them anywhere in the room without having to deal with a bunch of wires everywhere. The quality of the sound in the speaker is great. I've used lots of conference phones over the years and I'd put this one at the top. I was frankly surprised and didn't expect it to outperform a polycom soundstation. But truly I like this better. Because of the four microphones the listeners on the other end of the call can hear much better and have a better experience from the call overall.

Great for our specific use case of having an POTS line for annual meeting with VTC room

This is the second one of these conference phones I've purchased for our meeting space, and everyone absolutely loves this product. The individual wireless microphones with mute functionality, work perfectly for our environment. I was equally impressed with the seller who shipped very quickly so highly recommend this product and this seller.

My office has used more expensive telephone conferencing equipment, but the sound quality was poor. What sets this conferencing phone apart is 4 wireless microphones. The mics can be placed as needed, allowing callers to hear what's going on across the room. We've used it at other offices, too, which require a Go-To_Meeting dial in, and had no problems whatsoever. Portable, packs in its box. A great solution for curbing meeting frustrations.

Recipients say my audio quality is worse than the older corded polycom speakerphone. However I place this on my chest when on my recliner for work calls and it's good enough for government work... The audio quality is discernibly worse than an older analog polycom soundstation (with expandable mics)

Okay, I didn't really need this in my WFH office, but quarantine and boredom has me overdoing things. This actually turned out to be one of those things that I bought because I thought it would make me feel like I was still at HQ instead of at home, but after I hooked it up and had my first WebEx Conference all I can say is WOW! I had no idea what I was missing. the sound clarity and echo free conversation makes this worth twice what they are charging. And it just might make you forget about the fact that you are working from home. Definitely worth it!

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Good product

Excellent product but make sure you have an analog line to connect this

Great audio and easy to setup