Conference Microphone, PowerConf Bluetooth Speakerphone with 6 Mics, Enhanced Voice Pickup, 24H Call Time, USB C, Computer Conference Speaker Compatible with Leading Platforms, for Home Office

I've been using the Anker PowerConf Bluetooth Speakerphone for sometime, and it's been a game-changer for both personal and professional virtual meetings. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Pros: ✅ Crystal Clear Audio: Both the speaker and microphone quality are top-notch. The 6-microphone array captures voices clearly from all directions, and the noise-cancellation works surprisingly well in cutting out background chatter or AC hums. ✅ Plug-and-Play Simplicity: It works seamlessly with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and even phone calls. Whether connected via USB-C or Bluetooth, setup takes seconds. ✅ Long Battery Life: Easily lasts through full-day meetings without needing a recharge. ✅ Compact and Sleek: The build quality is solid, and it's small enough to fit in a laptop bag—perfect for travel or remote work setups. ✅ Smart Voice Balancing: Even when multiple people speak from different distances, the voice levels remain even. Great for hybrid meetings. Cons: 🔸 It’s primarily designed for small to medium rooms. In larger boardrooms, an additional mic/speaker might be required. 🔸 The Anker app has limited features—mostly firmware updates and basic settings. Verdict: If you're frequently on calls or running remote meetings, this device delivers excellent value for the price. Anker has struck the right balance between quality, portability, and usability. Highly recommended for professionals and remote teams alike.

I was initially doubtful about purchasing this, but after reading several positive reviews, I decided to go for it. By the time I made up my mind, it was out of stock, and I had to wait for over a month. I eventually bought it at a slightly higher price — and believe me, it was worth every penny. The microphones are excellent; they capture voices clearly, even from a distance. Before this, I had tried multiple JBL and Bose speakers for voice calls over Bluetooth, but none of them matched the performance of this device. This is truly the right product, and I regret spending money on other brands earlier. If you’re looking for a Bluetooth speaker with outstanding mic quality and clear audio for calls or meetings, this is the one to buy. It works perfectly for cloud meetings, with crisp voice capture and audio clarity. Thank you, Anker, for making such an awesome product!

Excellent product. Using it for my online training from 6+ months without any issue. Clyster clear mic and speaker. No issues for bluetooth connectivity.

I purchased it as my laptop speakers and mic were not working.. it gives same output as my laptop speakers and mic input is excellent with noise cancellation but normal bt speakers n mic would have done the job for single person usage. Go for it if you have 2 to 3 persons in room and want to talk on conf call, would not suggest it for personal usage.

I am plugged to zoom most of the time and for those who keep worrying for worth of every rupees spent , this is a very good speaker with Microphone. The noise cancellation is clean, Audio clarity good and battery lasts for about 3 days for 5-6 hours daily use. Good choice without doubts.

Excellent for calls. I work from home and this has been really good. My previous office had a similar one which was excellent even after 7-8 years. Hence bought this. Simple to use and long lasting. The microphone is extremely good, catches voices from distance, eliminates noise and even regulates volume levels. The other side will always hear you crisp and clear. Also, I primarily use this on Linux. It works out of the box.

Quality good. Speaker volume is not enough. Price is too costly compare to the spec of product.

Perfect companion

Currently I am working from home, so I bought this device as I have to attend many conference calls. Using the bluetooth connection, the sound is fine, but the microphone disconnects in the middle of calls in many occasions, a big inconvenient if you are in a meeting (this happens both using Skype for Business and Cisco Webex). Using the USB connections, for whatever reason, my office desktop (windows 10) cannot handle the speaker. It works fine using a Chromebook. I contacted the Anker customer service, and they thought the device is faulty, but I did not feel confident with the process they suggested to exchange it, and the communication was slow: basically you receive a reply after 24 h, so when you have exchange 3 mails... is four days, with not a lot of progress. Finally, I decide to return the device using the Amazon return service. ***UPDATE*** It seems the problem with the mic is not caused by the PowerConf. I bought two phonespeakers of different brands and have the same problem, so the problem seems to be related with the drivers installed on the Windows 10 office laptop, that I cannot update, I was using. Anker customer service contacted me again and sent me a device, in order to try it again. I have used it with a Chromebook and my Android phone and it works very well, the people on the other side of the line hear me with no problem. It doubles up as speaker and the sound quality is good enough (much better than the speakers of the phone or the laptop). In addition, the size and shape makes it very convenient to take it everywhere.

Great product especially during current 'WFH' environment.

Práctico para trabajar desde casa. Todos me escuchan perfecto.

Very nice gadget. Helped multiple times for small and big meetings. Two things that it doesn’t have (and probably too much to ask from that device at this price): 1) making mesh with several speakers for big meetings, 2) charge phone without need to switching on the device. Otherwise, it exceeded expectations. Solid quality and sound performance

I absolutely love the build quality, but that doesn't take away the fact that it's not doing what I need it to do: have a normal Teams conversation with 2+ people at my side "of the table". 1) somehow a persisting lag is introduced between video and sound. 2) the mics pic up way to much low frequency sounds (according to multiple people at the "receiving end" in multiple calls), making it hard to actually hear what is being said.