If I connect this to my laptop (via USB) and use VOIP, then this device will serve as both speaker and microphone - correct?
1668024
That's right. I use mine with Skype all the time. Much better than the laptop mic and speakers.
1668025
Yes, you will need to install the Jabra drivers and ensure that it works for your softphone.
1668026
Yes. That is correct. I works great! You can also connect via Bluetooth to a cell phone as well. This is an excellent device/product and buy.
1668027
Yes, connecting this Jabra speaker to your laptop via USB or Bluetooth should allow your VOIP software to use it both as speaker and microphone. I used it with Skype and WebEx as speaker and microfone with no problem.
936583
Don't know, haven't used it in that capacity. If the Dragon mic requires a true stereo input, it probably won't work because the usb adapter is mono and puts the same signal in the left and right inputs.
476362
No it does not work as speaker it's just microphone I try doing it as speaker but does not work
1008913
Yes, that is mainly how I use this product. It is not sufficient as an added laptop speaker.
2104547
It worked well with my desktop where I could plug in both audio and voice. When I tried it on my laptop, without the voice plug in, the other people in my online meetings said there was an echo. I had to stop using it. Don't know if that answers your question or not.
811910
Yes, it should be able to do that just fine. I usually use it with a headset that has the separate headphone and microphone jacks for ease of use with USB as some computers (usually newer laptops) don't have separate 3.5mm Microphone jacks anymore.
1397078
The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of... » Read More The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. « Show Less
1870998
That's actually two different questions. The answer to the first is no. The answer to the second is yes, depending on your VOIP server and configuration capabilities.
245799
it does work with windows PC and I am able to listen to music and attend my Lync meetings using the these. I guess should work with rest of the VOIP softwares if detected by the software.
1271802
This sound card connects to laptop with USB. You can also use your headphones. I never tried microphone. But It should be compatible.
1721079
I think the straight answer is NO. The USB carries digital signals and has 5 Vdc on it. The mic has an analog signal and requires a phantom power supply of at least 15 Vdc according to the specs. So obviously the answer is 'no'.
691913
This will work perfectly. As long as you are positive your mike and computer are working correctly. I use mine every time I use a microphone. Just turn up input gain until you get a little yellow on loud vocals and set output to desired level. It also will provide power to a condenser mike where a computer typically wont
1983540
Connecting this to pc is an activity. The microphone uses xlr professional connector. Using various adapters to change interface results in signal leakage and hum is picked up. Thus equipment will work with professional audio equipment and not very well with a pc. Very difficult to use because minimizing hum pick up is a major activity.
930998
no it just works on computers ,also not it says it has a mic and speaker but they dont work , problem with drivers or something
137316
Yes for audio. You can use it either be a headphone for sounds, or it can also use softphone clients like jabber to place calls. I don't have Skype, but I imagine it would work for that also. I love this headset. Has a very long life. And it can connect to all three devices but not at the same time. Work Phone(Special cable for phone might be needed), Laptop, and Cell phone(Blue tooth).
1507457
This device is just a projector. If using a laptop your laptop should have speakers or use speakers that can be hooked up to your laptop.
120174
In looking at your question once more, would have to say this device is intended for wireless microphone input to a powered PA, not transmission of audio to speakers. Suggest looking for wireless speaker transmitter devices.