Speak 410, call control, conference calls, 1 x 3.5 mm, full duplex, Black
- Speakerphone ideal for one-to-one and small-group conference calls.
- True wideband sound for crystal-clear conversation.
- Easy to transport - Compact design, integrated cable management and travel case.
- One variant optimised for Microsoft® Lync™.
- One variant compatible with leading Unified Communications solutions and VoIP clients.
- Easy to use with intuitive on-device call controls and external ringer.
- Headset port for private calls.
<b>Your Portable UC Conference Room</b>
Jabra SPEAK™ 410 is a speakerphone designed for office professionals with everyday need for audio conferencing. Its compact design and travel case make it easy to carry around, and the integrated cable management ensures quick set-up. It’s the perfect solution for spontaneous conferencing and collaboration.
<b>Easy set up and handling</b>
The speakerphone is available in two versions. Jabra SPEAK 410 MS is optimised for seamless integration with Microsoft® Lync™. Simply connect Jabra SPEAK 410 MS to your computer and you are ready to make your first call. Jabra SPEAK 410 is compatible with all leading brands of Unified Communications solutions and VoIP clients.
The unique and intuitive on-device call controls allow you to adjust the volume, mute and even answer or end a call. The external ringer ensures that you never miss a call.
<b>Professional sound quality</b>
Thanks to advanced Digital Signal Processing, Jabra SPEAK 410 provides crystal-clear audio with true wideband sound quality. The powerful speaker and built-in omni-directional microphone offer a 360-degree coverage allowing conference participants to hear and be heard.
<b>Advantages for individual use</b>
Thanks to a 3.5 mm headset port and full-duplex audio, Jabra SPEAK 410 is ideal for one-to-one conversations and other functions such as e-learning and listening to media playback from the computer. You can switch easily to private-call mode to not disturb your colleagues in open office environments.
