What is the voice range? i.e. Up to how many feet does it pick up someone speaking and still sound clear on the other end?
1314432
I would say about the range of a small conference room. Maybe something like a 12' x 12' room (with the device placed in the center of the room). Depends on the acoustics of the room and how loud/soft someone is speaking.
1314433
Pretty good reception. I set meetings with 10 people in room and we never have problem of voice or reception.
1314434
There were no issues till 4-5 feet. Moving further, the voice was clear but the receiving party could feel the distance in voice.
877251
My personal opinion is 45-60 dB. Measurements on the device will vary due to distance from the receiver of the conversation.
1074293
the distance would be like any Video Recorder what ever passes in front of the camera is recorded, I recorded at 30 feet with no problem receiving the voices..
477612
It depends on where you are using the phones. If you need the reception to penetrate many objects like walls, the range is about 150 feet. If you have less obstacles it will go much further at around 300 feet. The walkie talkie feature on this phone has even better range than when on a phone call. This is a great product and I am very happy with it.
1048247
4 feet, but I suggest not purchasing it. It crackles unless you pull it out a little bit. However, when you do you lose the vocal component. I had to push it in and listen and pull it out to speak. Forget it!
1878148
45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it... » Read More 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. « Show Less
2042402
The best you can do is either put a dead cat on it or a blimp. It doesn't pick up much noise outside anyway unless it's REALLY windy. Mild wind noise will cancel itself out unless it's hitting the mic dead on the front end.As for distance, the sound quality will deteriorate with distance. I would not go more than 5-8 feet from the subject. Use a boom if needed.
2054870
The bluetooth range is about 12-20 ft but, for me at least, the signal gets dropped sometimes requiring me to redo the pairing between my android device and the speaker in order to restablish the connection. Other than that, the speaker sound is pretty amazing.
1006854
10-20 feet. The range is pretty good on this device. Just don't have a wall in between your phone/device and these speakers because the frequency may cut here and there. Besides that, it has great sound quality and it can get pretty loud.
258143
R. Engel, the manufacturer, claims that it can amplify sounds up to 75+ feet and up to 50 decibels. I think that would be able to amplify the nasty person across the hall who is talking badly about you because she thinks her words are out of earshot - but I would also like to hear from actual customers with experience on how successful it is.
1628331
I just called a friend's cell phone from my living room, which is 16'x20'. Her voice came out clearly on Fugoo. I sat about 6 feet away and was told I sounded fine and was heard clearly. Very cool. I'll experiment with distance later.
2257534
The manufacturers instructions says 1000 feet. You can go to the Cross Point Voice Alert System 6 site and there are 4 PDFs related to the system you can read/download.
1630483
If someone is speaking at a normal volume, 15 feet should be OK but it won't help with a soft spoken person. You may need to daisy chain a second device
1268024
The range is good. I would suspect that it would work. Example for me is communicating with my son who is about 150 yards (1.5 football fields) away and at times in friends homes and the sound is clear.
1479070
It says in the connection guide that THe Range is 30feet.I haven't tried that far, but i can tell the device works really well. I'll try 30 feet this days and let u know
1786818
I believe the information stated the caregiver could have the caregiver's "box" 100 feet away and it would pick up the signal, but I had seen elsewhere that it could reach as far as 300 feet. It would probably be best to contact the company about this. I will say that it is very sensitive and adjustable in positioning. I was amazed at how well it works. Good luck!
1770733
I use this system at home. One speaker is about 30 ft. ftom the transmitter. The other is about 60 ft. away. When I am moving around the room, the 60 ft. speaker sometimes produces a little static. Both speakers are just a few inches above the floor. Not sure if having more people in the room would create more opportunities for occasional static. Experimenting with the height and placement of the speakers could make a difference.