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Most phones today have a “speakerphone” button but there are in fact a number of reasons why it makes sense to invest in a purpose-built conferencing device. Firstly, like any multi-purpose device, mobile and desktop phones will only perform reasonably well up to a point. Your mobile, laptop, or even your standard telephone isn’t built specifically for conference calling. The phone’s abilities as a conference platform are compromised by its other features. When it comes to conference calling, the lack of clarity, background noise, and volume issues that you experience on a standard phone, are all solved by a dedicated conference phone-you can hear the difference. This can have a real impact if you’re teleconferencing on a regular basis and you want to remain alert, attentive and productive.

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In a relatively small room or office that seats up to four people you may have a low ceiling height and more clutter or soft furnishings to absorb the sound. This kind of room can actually deliver some of the best voice conferencing experiences. The chairs and other items help cut down the echo you tend to get in larger, sparsely decorated rooms. The small size also forces the talkers to remain close to the microphones, and it places them closer to the loudspeaker so a conference phone with five to seven feet of microphone coverage will be more than enough. Using a dedicated conference phone in your own home office means you can speak with colleagues and clients hands-free so you can still access files in your office on your computer. And the phone will cancel any unwanted background noise so you can be productive, without any interruptions.

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Dedicated conference rooms tend to seat up to around ten people, but this larger size leads to additional acoustic challenges. There’s more chance of echo as well as more noise from participants and room features like air vents. However, these rooms typically have soft furnishings which help to combat noise and echo. These rooms range in size, but the smaller end will need a conference phone that has approximately 10–12 feet of microphone coverage. Between 12 and 20 feet you need to consider expansion microphones to fully cover the area. For rooms larger than this a more comprehensive model of conference phone is needed. This range is within the capabilities of a conference phone and expansion microphones, but a more powerful conference phone will deliver a better experience in this environment. It’s likely to have independent echo cancellation and gain management for each microphone, including the expansion microphones which help deliver the best possible sound.

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