The 9 Best Speakerphones
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Nine USB and Bluetooth speakerphones for home offices, meeting rooms and cars, compared on microphones, battery and connections. The Jabra Speak 510 leads. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
On a call, the people at the other end judge a speakerphone only by its microphones, and most single units are built for a table of six to eight people, not a whole boardroom. These picks suit home offices, small meeting rooms and drivers who want hands-free calls. USB keeps a computer link steady, while Bluetooth lets a phone join.
Editor's Notes
November 1, 2026, by Ezvid Wiki Editors:
We put the Jabra Speak 510 first. It does the one job that matters, clear two-way calls from a laptop or a phone, with simple controls and a battery that lasts a working day, for a fair price. The old version mixed true speakerphones with music speakers, so the Sony SRS-XB43 Extra Bass and the Harman Kardon Esquire Mini 2 are gone. The Jabra Speak 750, EMeet OfficeCore M2, MeetEasy MVoice 8000 EX-B, Kaysuda SP200 and Aigoss T826 left because we couldn't find them for sale new.
The Anker PowerConf, EMEET Luna and Besign BK06 stay. New picks add a four-mic budget option in the EMEET OfficeCore M0 Plus, a wired desk model with no battery, two Jabra Speak2 units for Teams offices and bigger rooms, and the Yealink SP92.
Lab tests of speakerphones are rare, so the ranking leans on Jabra's and Yealink's published spec pages, EMEET's room ratings, a trade roundup of conference speakers and a check of the CPSC recall list for every brand here.
Earlier notes
November 16, 2020, by Daniel Imperiale:
We sent off a few outdated models in the Jabra Tour and the Jabra Speak 510, while updating the 710 to the Jabra Speak 750, which offers superior echo cancellation and microphone coverage. One of the more interesting options in the 750's subcategory of small BT devices for a modest number of callers is the EMeet Luna AI, which can grow with your office as you need thanks to the ability to daisy chain it with another speakerphone of its identical make, effectively doubling the coverage for your conferences.
Something we thought was lacking from our previous iteration was anything that could truly be deployed as a music speaker. For this, we wanted something that offered significant sound quality while also incorporating microphones with noise cancellation features to make sure calls came through clearly. The Harman Kardon Esquire Mini 2 is the more portable of the two models that fall into this subcategory, as it's about the size of a smartphone and boasts a built-in kickstand for fast and easy setup. The Sony SRS-XB43 Extra Bass is just small enough to be portable without sacrificing much in terms of driver size, allowing you to use its wide frequency response to enjoy tunes at home and take it with you anywhere you like.
November 20, 2019, by Christopher Thomas:
There are a few reasons why you might want a good Bluetooth speakerphone in your life. Conference calling is ubiquitous in the business world, using a handset while driving is illegal in most of the country, and sometimes you're just too busy around the house to carry a phone around. Of course, you could look at a quality phone headset, many of which boast robust Bluetooth connectivity; two extremely popular manufacturers are Plantronics and Jabra. But if there are multiple people who need to be on the call, you'll need a good speakerphone, and wireless connectivity can greatly increase the level of convenience.
The Jabra Speak 510 and Kaysuda SP200 are both excellent choices for groups up to about 5 or 8 people, and they're both quite reasonably priced. The eMeet OfficeCore M1 is arguably a bit more sensitive, though also more costly, and the Konftel Ego is more affordable but just not quite as loud. For in-car use, the Aigoss T826 is remarkably affordable and the SuperTooth Buddy 2.1 is both popular and blessed by an impressive battery life. The Jabra Tour is also a good choice, although some users find it a bit difficult to use on the go due to the small buttons.
If you're looking to maximize productivity and have a slightly larger budget, the eMeet OfficeCore M2 and Jabra Speak 710 are both very much worth considering. They're both made with premium components, and at least the Jabra sounds so good it even serves as a passable music speaker in a pinch. If you need to pick up sound from all the way across a crowded room, check out the MeetEasy MVoice 8000 EX-B, which boasts a wide coverage area and can be expanded using additional microphones to stretch even farther.
Special Honors
Jabra Direct Jabra's free desktop app for Windows and macOS updates the firmware on Jabra speakerphones and headsets, which can bring bug fixes and better compatibility with meeting software. It's worth installing once if you buy any Jabra model on this page, and it also lets you change a few settings from the computer. jabra.com
How Many People, And How Far From The Unit
Set the unit in the middle of the table, keep papers and laptops off its microphones, and keep it away from a laptop fan or a humming projector.
Start with the room. Most single speakerphones are built for a table of about four to eight people, with microphones that reach roughly 10 to 15 feet. Anker rates the PowerConf S330 for voices within about 3 meters, and EMEET rates its OfficeCore M0 Plus for rooms of about eight. Past that, the farthest seats sound quieter to the people on the other end. A trade roundup of conference speakers from Headset Advisor names full duplex, echo cancellation and noise suppression as the features that matter most, and every pick here has all three.
For a bigger room, buy two units that link. The EMEET Luna and M0 Plus can pair with a second unit, and EMEET says two Lunas serve meetings of up to 16 people. The Jabra Speak2 75 links with a twin as well. Two units spread across a long table beat one turned up loud.
Placement matters as much as the model. Set the unit in the middle of the table, keep papers and laptops off its microphones, and keep it away from a laptop fan or a humming projector.
USB, Bluetooth And The Little Adapter
USB is the steady choice for a computer: plug it in and the computer treats the speakerphone as its microphone and speaker, with no driver to install. Bluetooth is how a phone joins, and any phone that supports the standard hands-free profiles will work, iPhones included. Jabra lists those profiles on its Speak 510 page.
Laptop Bluetooth can be patchy, so some speakerphones ship with a small USB wireless adapter that pairs at the factory. Check the exact version before buying. Jabra's page shows the adapter comes with the Speak 510+, not the plain Speak 510, and Yealink sells the SP92 with and without one. The EMEET Luna and the Jabra Speak2 75 include one.
Battery figures are best cases. Jabra rates the Speak 510 for up to 15 hours of talk, Yealink rates the SP92 for up to 20, and the PowerConf's 24-hour claim comes from the seller. Loud volume and music shorten all of them. If the unit never leaves the desk, a wired model such as the PowerConf S330 has no battery to wear out. Jabra owners can keep firmware current with the free Jabra Direct app for Windows and macOS.
Speakerphones In The Car, And Battery Care
A visor speakerphone like the Besign BK06 adds hands-free calling to an older car. Most U.S. states ban handheld phone use while driving but allow hands-free calls; the Governors Highway Safety Association and the National Conference of State Legislatures keep state-by-state lists. Some states limit new or young drivers to no phone use at all, and rules on where a device may be mounted vary. Hands-free isn't the same as risk-free, so keep calls short and set up the pairing before you drive.
Every battery-powered pick here runs on a lithium cell. Don't leave one on a dashboard or seat in summer sun, and charge it with a standard USB charger. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission lists no recalls for the speakerphones on this page. Anker has recalled some of its Soundcore Bluetooth speakers and power banks, but not the PowerConf line.
Finally, a speakerphone makes a call audible to everyone in the room. Tell the other side when they're on speaker, especially in a shared office.
How we researched this
We compared 15 current speakerphones, read the makers' spec pages for the finalists, including Jabra's and Yealink's, looked for patterns in owner feedback, read a trade roundup of conference speakers, and checked every brand against the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's recall list. Updated November 1, 2026 by Ezvid Wiki Editors.
Frequently asked questions
Is a speakerphone the same as a conference speaker?
In practice, yes. Both names describe a tabletop unit with a speaker and several microphones that lets a group take a call hands-free over USB or Bluetooth. A conference phone with its own dial pad and phone line is a different device.
Will a speakerphone work with an iPhone?
Yes, if it has Bluetooth. Any model that supports the standard hands-free profiles pairs with an iPhone or an Android phone. A wired-only model, such as the Anker PowerConf S330, works with a computer instead.
How many people can one speakerphone cover?
Most single units suit about four to eight people within roughly 10 to 15 feet. For a bigger room, link two units that support it, such as the EMEET Luna or the Jabra Speak2 75.
What's a good speakerphone for a home office?
For one or two people at a desk, a compact USB and Bluetooth model is plenty. The Jabra Speak 510 and the EMEET OfficeCore M0 Plus both fit, and the Anker PowerConf S330 suits a desk that never moves.
Does Zoom or Teams certification matter?
It means the maker had the device checked for compatibility with that service, so buttons such as mute and answer work as expected. It isn't an independent rating of sound quality.
Is a visor speakerphone legal while driving?
Hands-free calling is legal for most adult drivers in nearly every U.S. state, but some states bar new or young drivers from any phone use, and mounting rules vary. Check your state's rules first.
