ClearOne 910-158-370-01 conferencing device, wired, expandable SIP system
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A USB-C speakerphone with Bluetooth 5.1 for PC and smartphone calls
The Poly Sync 20 is a compact speakerphone built for professionals who need clear audio on calls. It connects to a PC through a USB Type-A cable and pairs with a smartphone using Bluetooth 5.1. The device is certified for major collaboration platforms and includes a carrying case for transport.
This unit suits users who switch between computer and phone calls during the day. Buyers who require multi-device pairing beyond one Bluetooth connection should consider other options. Those needing a dedicated conference room solution with expansion microphones will need a larger system.
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The Poly Sync 20 delivers up to 20 hours of talk time on a full charge.
The compact design runs cool during extended use, with no active cooling required.
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