EMEET

I've gone through a bunch of webcams in the past few years. They all seem to end up with some kind of conflict with the computer. Many do not have long enough cords or require you to download a driver. This camera has none of those problems. It plugs in using a 5 plus cord and starts working without any problem. Images and sound were perfect and it worked with zoom! I think its priced a little high, but Im happy to have a good camera!

The Good:
-Easy to set up
-Good microphone
-Compact design with case
-Full duplex so both people can talk at the same time
-Long lasting battery
-Good for speaker

The Bad:
-None

The Bottom Line:
I use this EMEET speakerphone at home for work from home and its been great. The microphone works great and the other callers can hear me clearly. I actually have been using the speaker for music also. The bass is pretty light but the highs on the speaker are good. It has a compact design and a case. Overall, I would recommend this speakerphone for its quality and ease of use.

I ordered this since I do many presentations and was looking for a conferencing camera. This is my first Emeet product, and it has exceeded expectations. The 360 panoramic camera ensures you get the whole room. More importantly are the eight mics, which provide clear sound on receiving end. It also has five different video modes, which come in handy when doing a solo presentation.

The sound quality on the receiving is second to none, the voice DSP has noise reduction and voice enhancements. The duplex speaker is also great, providing crystal clear sound. This is definitely the best conferencing system I have come across. I am extremely pleased with it and recommend it.

Professionally packaged and an apparent well made conference speaker. I have used it for several meetings, each lasting around one hour, so I can't comment on the purported 18 hour talk time. There were 5-6 people around a conference table each time, and there were no reported issues from the remote parties regarding the microphoned sound delivered by the EMEET M3.

The external speaker sound on our end was surprisingly good, and I would say even better than the sound from my name brand conference speaker with similar and comparable specifications. I did do a couple of tests on the microphone and found that for me, it functioned better with the 'Voice IA' feature off.

When I'm not using it for conference calls, I'm using it as an external PC speaker, which it also does exceptionally well. The carrying case is also well made, with an internal compartment for the manual and USB type A to USB type C cable. The cable is of average quality.

Overall I consider this a really good product. It evenly compares, and even takes the lead in the external sound category, to that of my well known name brand conference speaker with comparable specifications. Right now this EMEET M3 has a $50 off coupon which makes it substantially better priced.

I could not find any information regarding the warranty, so I went to the manufacturers website and discovered that for the conference speaker, it is two years.

I do recommend this conference speaker, though I encourage the company to ensure it remains competitively priced. Also, I encourage them to identify the warranty in the ad as it is an important factor to consider when consumers are shopping around.

I'm going to continue using this product daily, and will return to edit my review if I experience any abnormal or unusual issues as time goes on. As of this moment, I have no complaints and only good things to say!

Could not be easier to install! Colleagues say I sound great. However, I wish they sounded a bit louder. Audio basically sounds similar to audio from a laptop. The auto lighting adjustment works nicely with my small/soft light lamp. Unit fits nicely above my 24 inch monitor (see my picture upload). All in all, not disappointed.

I do a lot of conference calls, about 70% of the time. So I need a very good device. I decided to give this a try. I used eMeet webcams before and was pleased with it. It has been several days I have been using this new device heavily. Here's my review:

Physical - It's cylinder shaped device, similar to tall Alexa devices. The height is about the same as smartwater bottle but slightly wider. The camera is on top. It is motorized, so depending on the button you press on the side, the camera will rotate. Overall quality is good, feels solid on hand and looks very nice. It is standard grayish, so it blends in nicely. On the back, there's the USB-C connector and power. In front there are light indicators. When muted, they turn red. The camera can be front facing, or 360 degree view.

Speaker / Mic - Since this is a conference device, these are obviously important. First, it is a conference device after all. It is not a replacement speaker. Therefore the volume is good enough for conference purposes and light music listening. It won't shake your room! The mics are sensitive and pretty good. Other participants could hear me loud and clear.

Camera - The camera is also fluid, no stuttering. After playing with few modes of operations, I'm sticking to front view so others can see me clearly. You can also use the 360 degree view but I was not a big fan of that. Then again it's good to have options to try. Make sure to use the button on the side to adjust camera rather than forcing it. You might damage the motor.

Final thoughts - I used very good webcams in the past but struggled with microphone. So I had to get another good quality microphone separately. So this new A-I-O device is a nice replacement that removes clutter. So far so good, very happy. I'd highly recommend if you're shopping for a great quality conference device. Remember to use eMeet software and upgrade the firmware.

I am currently evaluating conference room audio/video devices to accomodate hybrid meetings and I just ran across this newly released Emeet "Meeting Capsule". Being a customer of many Emeet products including conference phones and desktop cameras, I was very happy to see an entry into this market segment. It does not disappoint!
It's a tracking-by-audio camera with shape recognition to zoom in on active speaker. The camera is selectable 60, 180, 360 degree panoramic fish-eye view. For conference table work, this is a superior solution, as the camera head does not distractingly move. The tradeoff with the fish-eye picture is not an issue.
Where this device really shines is the audio. It is loud and clear - perfect for a mid-sized classroom. Mic gain is good to about 15 feet and falls off to fair by 20 feet. The camera does track while walking at the front of a classroom, and also has the panoramic view.
This has both a hand-held remote and PC/Mac control program, so no trying to juggle OSD controls. The on-device buttons are for AV mute and scene choice as well.
This is a well-designed and engineered package, typical of Emeet. LEDs give device status, the camera physically flips to indicate scene choice, works flawlessly with multiple video conference programs and other camera/audio programs. They even include a USB-C to USB adapter for newer laptops. My only recommendation so far is that the power block is large, and may need a power strip to plug into a tabletop AV box outlet, the same as many laptops.
I'm including pictures of the device on a classroom podium, and also two pictures of large scale projectors, roughly 2m x 3m.

This little disc is simply amazing! Just the packaging alone says 'Quality'. I was tired of always having a headset on during conference calls, so I searched for a good speakerphone and found it! I had it setup and connected in about 3 minutes. You literally connect your PC or phone via Bluetooth, and you are done. The audio quality on my side is superb. The dynamic range of the speaker make It feel like the person at the other end is sitting next to you. The folks on the other end also agree.

As I said - I originally bought this for work so I could take conference calls hands-free. Both of my children are grown and don't live with us, so we stay connect via weekly phone calls. In the past my wife and I would use one of our cell phones on speaker to talk to them, however it was quite frustrating if either of us moved more than 2 feet away. I grabbed my OfficeCore M2 Max and connected my cell phone to it and stepped into a new world! Now when we call the kids we no longer are tied to the phone. Its more like they are in the room with us as we move about doing things that we now make them feel part of since they are practically there with us.

A few more things about its professional use - The AI feature was a bonus for me. I am an extremely fast typist and really slam the keyboard. The call participants always made comments about the machine gun in the background. Now with the press of a button I can turn on AI on my M2 Max and I don't get those complaints anymore. Battery life has been great and with its compact size I can take it with me when I travel to have the same experience from a hotel or remote conference room. We generally don't have large meetings, so I can't speak to the daisy chain feature, but it is worth mentioning that it would be pretty cool to tie a number of these together in order to support a large conference on the phone.

Overall, I can't say enough about my M2 Max. I was looking for a speakerphone with good sound quality and noise cancelling when I needed it and I have found it!