Jabra Speak 810
Large USB/Bluetooth/3.5mm speakerphone for meeting rooms
- Peak output power
- 6 W
- Microphone type
- Digital MEMS
- Signal to noise ratio
- 80±2dB@1W/1m
- Connectivity
- USB / Bluetooth / 3.5 mm jack
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| Peak output power | 6 W |
|---|---|
| Microphone type | Digital MEMS, bottom port |
| Signal to noise ratio | 80±2dB@1W/1m |
| Connectivity | USB / Bluetooth / 3.5 mm jack |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 4.2 with BTLE, range up to 30m/100ft |
| Bluetooth profiles | A2DP (v1.2), Hands Free Profile (v1.6), Headset Profile (v1.2), AGHFP (v1.6) |
| Pairing | NFC zone for smartphone pairing |
| Power | Mains charger (exchangeable pins included) |
| Weight | 965 g |
In the box
About the Jabra Speak 810
The Speak 810 is Jabra's largest Speak model, a table-center speakerphone with a 6 W speaker, MEMS mics and three ways to connect: USB to a PC, Bluetooth or NFC to a phone, and a 3.5 mm jack.
It suits small and medium meeting rooms that run calls from a laptop and need more volume than a portable puck. It is an older design; for a newer portable option with longer battery life, look at the Speak2 75.
Good to know
Which versions are available?
Jabra lists Speak 810 UC (7810-209) and Speak 810 MS versions.
Can I connect a desk phone or other device?
Yes. Besides USB and Bluetooth it has a 3.5 mm jack for a wired audio connection.
Does it run on battery?
It is supplied with a mains charger and is meant to stay on the conference table rather than be carried around.
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