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One Click to Project
Different with other brand's speakerphone, HiDock specially designed project function, through the control panel project button, to achieve HDMI ON and HDMI OFF.
Mute Function
HiDock has specifically designed a Mute feature to ensure efficient meetings and protect the privacy of participants' conversations.
360° Voice Pickup
Raptor Sushi
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de julio de 2023
If you have a home office, or have virtual meetings that include multiple people, this is the device for you. Often times, [older] laptops have a tendency to have audio quality that is less than desirable. Having a clear camera means nothing if people can't hear you clearly (or at all). This device does an excellent job of recording quality audio during your virtual meetings/conferences. Not only does this product do a great job of collecting clear audio, but it also helps reduce a lot of the background noise that you may find less than desirable.I've found that this product works well indoor and out, without the need to be connected to a wall power source. If you're the type that works in noisy environments and has trouble finding a way to filter out some of the excess noise, this product is a great investment. I use it for my Microsoft Teams meetings, where I occasionally have several people around me speaking, and this device is able to clearly pick up audio from everyone around me, while still blocking background noise (with the exception of high decibel sounds.)This is great for remote workers, students, or anyone who requires clear audio. I sometimes bring my laptop with me to my favorite café, and it can get a bit noisy. Since using this product, that has no longer been an issue when jumping on Teams calls. The product also comes with USB C and USB 2.0 ports for your devices. This thing is great!
J. P. Whiteside
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de julio de 2023
This is the 2nd USB speaker dock I've tried and the 4th speakerphone. I've used Jabra, Avermedia, and Derico speakers. This speaker has very good volume and when I've recorded my voice to compare against other microphones in my collection, my voice sounds clear and background noise is reasonably well controlled. The Avermedia speaker dock is smaller and has fewer ports which is both a pro and con. It's easier to place on my desk because the ports all face the same direction. The ports on this HiDock are on two separate sides and I just found it awkard for my desk. I really wanted most of the ports on the back so I could better manage cables.But this one places the host port one one side and the HDMI and port ports on another. To be fair, many USB docks have this issue, but with a speakerphone that you'll want to place closer to your mouth, you're not looking to hide it. It's probably going to be in the way of something because of the ports.I also found that sometimes I want to use the speaker and sometimes I want to use headphones or some other source. With a Windows PC or Mac, you can choose inputs and outputs. But on an iPad or Android device, I found that the speaker generally wanted to be in control even if I had bluetooth headphones attached and didn't want voices broadcasting across my house. While there is a button to turn off the spaeaker, this seems to just turn off audio, period. So, I cann accept that this device isn't really intended for use with mobile devices. But as more of us work off multiple devices, it's nice to have something you can use at home, on the go, or god forbid, on vacation.In terms of use as a dock, I had no issues. HDMI performed as expected with my 4K monitor supported. I do like that this dock offers multiple ports (the Avermedia doesn't), but I wish one of the USB A ports was a USB C port as more peripherals are defaulting to C nowadays.In terms of audio quality, I think my Jabra speakerphone sounds the best but it also cost the most. This speaker and the Derico are both louder than the Avermedia and I think do somewhat better with noise as well. So if you're looking for an inexpensive solution and you're OK with a speakerphone being your primary conference call audio source, this dock performs well for its price. Just make sure port placement isn't an issue for you.
Be
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de junio de 2023
I am just really impressed with this. It looks kinda old school, but it works and works well.No battery, just plug and play.It is about 4.5 inches square. The buttons are easy to see and use. There is a light that goes across it to indicate the status.I used this with a phone, a chromebook and a laptop.In the first situation I just plugged into into the phone and it automatically recognized it as the speaker/mic (Android). I could stand 35 feet away and talk in a loudish voice and the other person could hear me. In a group setting around a table the person could hear all five people sitting at a table. No more “what did they say?”.I then used it in the same situations with a Chromebook and it worked equally well.For the Windows laptop I used this for a student who was attending a lecture remotely.The student could hear all of us, ranging from 2 ft to 15 feet away.The noise canceling is ok, but not absolutely amazing. The classroom has a air cleaner running, and we had to turn that off. It picks up anyone typing nearby (on a mechanical keyboard, which is a little louder).At sub 100 bucks this is a deal, and I will use it both as a teacher and for personal use.
W. Cheng
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de junio de 2023
Very impressive and versatile device! 3 USB-A ports (one of them 3.0, the others 2.0), a USB-C port with PD, and an HDMI 2.0 port for 4K video. It connects to the computer via USB-C, which is also how it gets power -- no need for an additional power brick, which keeps the footprint small.Connection was easy on my wife's LG Gram laptop. Once connected, Windows 11 immediately recognized the dock's speaker and mic and defaulted to them. Speaker sounds good, with decent bass and an emphasis on midrange (ideal for voice) -- volume can range pretty high without any distortion. Microphone is ok -- on the other end, it definitely sounds like a speakerphone, but it's actually better than the $250 Microsoft Audio Dock that it's replacing. Noise cancelling is reasonable, although I could still hear my wife typing quietly during a call. The buttons are large and convenient, including volume control, mic/speaker mute, play/pause, call answer/hangup, and HDMI on/off.Build quality is excellent. The unit feels solidly built, and the metal speaker grille has a nice midcentury-modern vibe that reminds me of classic transistor radios. Buttons have very good tactile feedback, and have a nice soft rubber texture.The included manual is clear and in good English.Overall, an excellent choice. As I mentioned above, I could compare this directly to the $250 Microsoft Audio Dock, and this dock is significantly better in several ways. It's more compact, has a better mic, more connection ports, doesn't require its own charging block, and is $150 cheaper!
SOCAL Dive Store
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de octubre de 2023
I am now semi-retired, so I tell myself. But I still work 3 to 12 hours a day and I have to take a lot of calls because I still know more than everybody else. This little box makes it a lot easier, especially the record button.The microphone is so clear and the recordings sound as if we are both in the room. I don't use half the inputs and outputs so that is not an issue for me. I love this thing, it makes my life easier. FIVE STARS!
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