Jabra introduces an over-the-air update to the leading Speak2 75 professional speakerphoneThe Speak2 75s new firmware update allows two Speak2 75 speakerphones to link, providing expanded meeting room audio coverage and increased flexibilityOnce connected, the Bluetooth linking is permanent, empowering users with a great plug-and-play experience The Speak2 75s automatically switch between dual mono & stereo signal, ensuring clear and precise audio quality and a richer audio experience LOWELL, Mass., Jan.23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Jabra, the world’s leading professional audio brand, today announced an automatic, over-the-air update to its flagship speakerphone Speak2 75, enabling two Speak2 75 devices to link for enhanced audio coverage, suitable for large and medium size meeting rooms.
Flexible connection for superior audio Linked Speak2 75 devices provide excellent audio coverage for professional collaboration in various sized meeting rooms.
Versatile for meetings and music During calls, linked Speak2 75 devices transmit a dual mono signal, ensuring that both speakers deliver the same clear, precise audio to make communication seamless and effective regardless of setting.
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