Top 10 Conference Speakerphones for Sales Team Calls in 2027

Poly built the Sync 60 for small to medium conference rooms where users bring their own devices, which is how most sales teams run a group call: one laptop, one speakerphone in the middle of the table. It has a six microphone steerable array, the most of any Poly Sync model, and a pickup range of up to 10 ft / 3 m. It is always on and runs on AC power only, so it stays on the table, and Poly lists wireless daisy-chain for bigger rooms. HP’s US store lists the Poly Sync 60 M Microsoft Teams certified model (77P41AA) at $628.95 (MSRP), with the last few remaining.

Yamaha’s YVC-330 is made for open workspaces and small to medium-sized conference rooms. Its SoundCap mode mutes distracting noise in an open workspace, useful on a busy sales floor, and its 3 unidirectional microphones give 360° coverage. It connects by USB 2.0 Full Speed (Mini-B), Bluetooth or NFC, and two daisy-chained units can support about 10 participants. Yamaha lists Zoom Rooms among its strategic-partner certifications. Yamaha sells through dealers: Full Compass lists it at $388.99 (list price $389.00), and the item usually ships in 14-17 business days.

The EMEET OfficeCore Luna Plus has 8 omni-directional mics for 360° voice pickup, the most microphones on this list, and EMEET rates it suitable for up to 10 people, with a daisy chain up to 18 persons. Its pickup range is up to 9.8ft. The 2600mAh battery gives talk time of up to 10h. It costs $99.99 on EMEET’s US store, the lowest price here.

The Jabra Speak2 75 has 4 microphones and Jabra rates it ideal for room sizes up to 4.5m x 4.5m (14.76ft x 14.76ft). Its talk time of up to 32 hours is the longest battery on this list, and it has a 65mm speaker. Jabra’s US store lists it at $334.00 against a list price of $480.00.

The EMEET OfficeCore M3 states the longest pickup range here: a voice pickup range of up to 5m (16.4ft), and EMEET rates it suitable for rooms with up to 12 people. It has a 4 omni-directional MEMS mic array and a 5200mAh battery with talk time up to 18h. It is Zoom-Certified. EMEET’s US store lists it at $199.99.

The Jabra Speak2 55 has the same 4 microphones and the same rated room size as the Speak2 75, up to 4.5m x 4.5m (14.76ft x 14.76ft), with a 50mm speaker and talk time up to 12 hours. Jabra’s US store lists it at $198.00 against a list price of $284.00.

Poly pitches the Sync 40 at flexible workspaces and huddle rooms where users bring their own devices. It has a three microphone steerable array, a pickup range of up to 8 ft / 2.5 m and battery mode of up to 30 hours. HP’s US store lists it at $233.95 against an MSRP of $314.95.

The Poly Sync 10 is Poly’s home-office model, for remote enterprise professionals with a dedicated home office. It has a two microphone steerable array, a pickup range of up to 5 ft / 1.5 m, and connects to a PC via an integrated USB-A cable and included USB-C adapter, with no Bluetooth. HP’s US store lists it at $104.99 (MSRP), with Limited Stock.

The Jabra Speak 510 is a portable USB and Bluetooth speakerphone with an omnidirectional microphone, talk time up to 15 hours and a wireless range of up to 100 ft / 30 m. Jabra does not state a room size for it. Jabra’s US store lists it at $120.00 against a list price of $172.00.

The Jabra Speak 750 comes in a Speak 750 for Microsoft Teams version and a UC version certified for leading UC platforms. It has an omni-directional microphone with a 360° pickup range, talk time up to 11 hours and weighs 301 g/10.62 oz. Jabra does not state a room size for it. Jabra’s US store lists it at $342.00 against a list price of $475.00.