HP Poly Sync 10 Speakerphone
HP Poly Sync 10 Speakerphone
The HP Poly Sync 10 dual-microphone desktop conference microphone delivers high-quality audio suitable for calls, webinars, podcasts and music. It offers easy touch control with a light bar. Duplex audio can handle multiple participants during a call. The device is powered via a 71.5 cm long USB cable. The IP64 rating protects the microphone from dust and water. The frequency range of the microphone is 100 to 7,800 Hz and the speaker is 80 to 20,000 Hz. The microphone is compatible with platforms such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
Key features of the HP Poly Sync 10 conference microphone
- Intuitive touch control
- Light bar indicates the status of the call
- HP Poly Sync 10 has 2 microphones for better voice focus
- Duplex audio allows multiple participants to communicate simultaneously
- IP64 rating protects the conference microphone from damage
- Power supply via 71.5 cm long USB cable
- Certification with leading virtual meeting providers
- Microphone frequency range 100 to 7 800 Hz
- Speaker frequency range 80 to 20,000 Hz
Easy and clear operation of HP Poly Sync 10
Intuitive touch controls and clear LED lights ensure comfortable operation of the HP conferencing device. The Light bar strongly indicates the status of the ongoing call.
HP Communicator delivers a clear and smooth call
The HP Poly Sync 10 conference microphone ensures smooth and clear calls. Two microphones eliminate ambient noise and duplex audio allows all participants to be heard clearly.
Dimensions:
32.5 × 89.2 × 182 mm (W×D×H)
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HP Poly Sync 10
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