Dell - Mobile Adapter Speakerphone MH3021P - USB 3.1-type C -1x HDMI- 2x USB 3.1 -type A - Gray

I am a Software Engineering Manager and spend most of my time on online TEAM Meetings. With working remotely, my wife had Anker powerconf model which is a Bluetooth model and was happy with her handsfree office setup for her meeting and was asking to get one for myself. I started looking for a speakerphone that had inbuilt hub with ports for my home office that would take less desk space but would deliver a good audio quality and quickly connect other devices and mimic the office setup for meetings. This product satisfies all the requirement and was very pleased with the purchase. What is in the box: Travel Pouch, Speakerphone, User manual. Dell Mobile Adapter Speakerphone is a round shaped, compact sleek portable design with USB- C adapter that offers both speakerphone and multi-port hub in one device. It has a got a wraparound USB-C cable (rolls underneath the device) that plugs in to the laptop (plug and play) with another 90W USB-C PD passthrough charging for charging. It has two USB-A ports, and a HDMI 2.0 Port that supports 4K 3840 x 2160 HDR@60Hz. This device lets you to eliminate a separate desktop hub and can connect an external monitor using HDMI or USB-C for higher resolution, 2 USB 3.1 A devices (webcam, external hard drive) to laptop with just a single cable and charge your laptop using PD port and attend conference call through better audio quality speakerphone. It does lack an ethernet port, SD card slots and is designed for mobile use. It greatly reduces echo cancellation and background noise so that the other person on the online meeting is not distracted with background noise when working from home where kids tend to disturb sometimes. Setup connection is simple plug and play. No drivers are required. This device is Zoom certified and works well with TEAMS and other apps. Everyone on the call mentioned they are hearing it loud and clear. This is due to its 360 degree omni directional microphone that picks the voice good. Speakerphone audio quality is great. There are dedicated buttons for volume(increase/decrease), Mute, call answer, call end. The solid red lights when you mute during conference lets you visualize and assure that call is on mute. Travel pouch is soft and attractive that lets you carry the adapter in ease during travel and takes very little space. Overall, very happy with this multi-port device and highly recommend for conference calls if you are looking for clear audio communication on your online meetings and for quick all-in-one connectivity.

DELL - MOBILE ADAPTER SPEAKERPHONE MH3021P - USB 3.1-TYPE C -1X HDMI- 2X USB 3.1 -TYPE A - GRAY MODEL:MH3021P Best Buy Tech Insider Network VERY GOOD SPEAKERPHONE – HUB WORK WELL OVERALL The DELL - MOBILE ADAPTER SPEAKERPHONE MH3021P worked really well in my testing the audio quality both listening and talking were very good. It is slim and portable. The buttons for volume and mute were responsive and easy to find. I liked how the lights made it clear when mute was on (all red) or the volume level (white) or when the mic was on (green). The cord tucks neatly away, when not in use. There is a good carrying case included. This is my new Speakerphone for sure. SETUP If you intend to use it for more than a speaker phone, you need to pay close attention to your power requirements. The manual and support websites make it very clear what you can and can’t attach based on what your power supply and draw puts out. Whatever you use for your input power, expect about 20% reduction in passthrough power to power your laptop and other devices. At first, I did not supplement the power and I could not run an attached USB 3 drive. Once I connected a power supply, I was able to run external drives without problems at 3.1 Gen 1 speeds. I would have liked more USB-C ports instead of USB-A ports. I would have liked a little longer primary cable. RECOMMENDATION As a personal / workgroup speakerphone, the DELL - MOBILE ADAPTER SPEAKERPHONE MH30 is great. As a hub everything works as expected. Personally, I don’t like a ton of wires cluttering my desk, but I could see if you have a device with limited ports this all in one solution could increase your usability / functionality, especially when traveling.

With the huge shift to remote work, I've often found my laptop speakers lacking, and the larger speakers a bit too loud, with constant feedback looping through my camera's microphone. So, I'm happy to see a continued effort by manufacturers like Dell who continue to release devices to help ease the transition to fully remote work. In the box, you'll find the Dell Speakerphone, a zipper storage case, and a simple warranty card. I was happy to see this device worked both for Mac and Windows, having to use both for work often. In my case, the Macbooks microphone wasn't doing the best job capturing my voice, given that I have it connected to a monitor, and use an external camera. The benefit of the device is that it's plug and play, immediately recognized as a microphone input and speaker. I'm happy to report this also includes an HDMI output, and also has the benefit of acting as a USB hub. The monitor output seemed to work flawlessly, and the included USB C and USB A plugs allowed for multiple devices to connect without any issues on my Windows Laptop. On my mac, I seemed to run into issues with power once I connected my Webcam and an external drive. I suspect this is likely due to the power draw exceeding what's possible from the port, and not a defect of the device. The speakerphone has 5 touch buttons, one for calling, call end, two for volume, and one for mute. You'll see an indicator light when powered up, and the lights also indicate the volume setting. It even turns red when you've hit the mute key, which works flawlessly. The mute key was probably the biggest win, since you can easily just look down and see the red lights and not worry about accidentally broadcasting on a video call. So far, this has worked with Messenger, Teams, Zoom, Workplace (for those that use it), and pretty much any need for audio or mic input without the need to install additional software. The speaker is loud enough to hear clearly, and the volume can be adjusted using the buttons on the device. I did notice some odd volume behavior when using it independently for video calls only, with the volume only controlling my Mac's volume, but not the device volume in the call. However, this wasn't an issue on my Windows computer. You simply have to open System Preferences on Mac, and adjust the volume for the speakerphone under output device settings. Overall, I'm really happy with the Dell Speakerphone, and the included case makes this easy to store in my work bag when I'm traveling remotely for work. I've been using this fairly non-stop now for over a week, and have yet to run into any issues with connectivity. I'd highly recommend this for anyone tired of wearing a headset during your remote video calls!

This is a perfect devices for travel and home office use. It has an integrated speakerphone and a built in adapter dock for connecting monitors, keyboard, mouse, etc. I have it hooked up to two monitors for home use and carry it with me on business trips. I have 2 offices and this is a perfect device as it acts as a docking station and connects my laptop to the external monitors at work. I frequently take this to conference rooms at attend teams meeting. Design - Compact, light and portable. Powered this dock with my 65W Anker charger and used the USB C connector on the speakerphone to connect to external displays (4k, 60Hz setting). Set-up was super easy, the PC autodetected the speakerphone and it was up and running in less than a minute. No dangling cords as you can wrap the cord around the speakerphone while carrying it around. Comes with a travel pouch. Functions- Teams automatically detected the speakerphone, just had to test it for the voice quality. Used it on several teams calls. I switched from my Plantronics noise cancelling headphones to Dell speakerphone and people didn’t notice any difference. The voice was clear and it suppressed background noise. I used it in the conference room and didn't have any issues with it picking up the voices from people sitting far away from the center of the table. The best part is the mute button, the lights around the speakerphone lights up red (red LED's around the speakerphone), so everyone in the conference room were aware that we were on mute for internal discussions. It has all the function keys on the speaker itself - answer/hang up a call, mute, and the volume buttons. Haven't tested the file transfer function yet, but the manual said it supports "super-fast file transfer" upto 10Gbps! The device also charged my laptop, the manual said it can deliver up to 90W, which should be good enough for most laptops. It also has an HDMI 2.0 port that I used to connect to a projector in the conference room. It doesn't have an ethernet port, which I don't care much. but could have used it if it were present, as my office desk had ethernet lines connected to the dell dock that I typically connect to. Wi-Fi eliminates the need for it as my laptop doesn’t have a ethernet port either. Definitely recommend for travelers like me, very handy and don't have to worry about carry an additional headset and an extension dock for additional ports to extend my compact laptop capability. Worth the spend, as it serves as a speakerphone and a dock in a compact form!

This is a super useful device for those who work at home. I was interested in getting a speakerphone because it gets tiring wearing my Plantronics headset during long video conferencing sessions. It was very easy to set up. I received the package about an hour before an upcoming WebEx meeting and I was able to set it up just in time for the meeting. I only needed to plug the USB-C cable from my laptop charger to the USB-C port on the speaker phone and plugged the USB-C cable from the speakerphone to my work laptop (Dell Latitude 5501). No drivers were needed to be installed. It supports power delivery (up to 90W) through the USB-C port so it will charge the laptop during use. My Dell Latitude 5501 came with a 130W charger and it seemed to work fine. I was super impressed with the sound quality. My coworker’s voice was very clear and easily understandable. It sounded much better than using the built-in speakers on my monitor and I think I prefer it even over my Plantronics headset. My coworkers reported that they could hear me clearly too. After the meeting was over, I recorded my voice using the speakerphone, the laptop microphone, and the Plantronics headset. I wanted to hear for myself the sound quality of the Dell speakerphone. All the recordings sounded good but I think the Dell speakerphone did the best at removing background noise in the recording. One huge benefit of this speakerphone is that it also comes with an HDMI port which allows me to have 3 monitors with my work setup (the laptop screen, a monitor connected to the laptop’s HDMI port and another monitor connected to the speakerphone’s HDMI port). Everything seemed to work perfectly. There are also 2 USB 3.0 ports on the speakerphone but I didn’t test them. In summary, I think this is a must have accessory for those who work at home. The voice quality of the speakerphone (both for receiving and sending) is excellent, using a speakerphone for meetings is much less fatiguing for long video conferencing, and the included HDMI port allows me to be more productive as I now have a larger workspace.

I work from home all the time, since way before Covid. For all my conference calls I have used my home phone, my computer with a variety of different headsets. While they are good, they still don’t offer the convenience of having a good quality speakerphone. When I saw this, I was immediately interested. I like the form factor of a small disc that has the cable included and wrapped around the inner underside. It also comes with a nice cover/carry case so you can easily throw it into your laptop bag. Once I plugged this into one of my USB-C ports on my Mac, I did have to go into settings/Sound and select the Dell device for sound and microphone. Once I did that, every time I plugged in the USB-C cable into my mac, it was automatically selected. This made for a quick and easy way to jump into conference calls with Webex. As far as functionality, the Dell Device serves as a USB Hub, allowing for a HDMI, USB and USB-C hub. All worked flawlessly with my HDMI from my monitor. Specifically, two USB-A, an HDMI 2.0 port and another USB-C. I have been getting complements on my voice quality for the last two days of using this. The audio quality again is amazing. On the unit, it has touch buttons for call answer, call end, volume up/down and mute. I really like that when you mute, there are a circle of red lights around the unit so you KNOW you’re on mute, very helpful! Overall I am very pleased as are the countless people I am on meetings with daily. This is well worth the investment, especially if you travel and really nice to not have a headset in your ear. I would highly recommend this, especially if you work from home as well as travel.

I've used this docking station/speaker phone for two work days now and I love it. In my job I spend 6 - 8 hours a day videoconferencing. I have a reliable video camera but I've long suffered from audio issues -- I dislike headsets mostly because they get uncomfortable during all day use and because you're either wired to the desk or have some element of battery when you're talking as much as I am. This has a great set of features, its plug'n'play with either my MacBook or my MS Surface. It has many of the conference room features you look for in a speakphone including a quick touch mute button with hepatic feedback, call end and volume controls. One of the things I like most is the passthrough power -- so I can plug my USB-C charging cable into the spearkerphone and when the speakerphone is connected to the laptop is powers the laptop. There are also USB-A ports for my hardtokens and other work essentials as well as hdmi out. The call quality has been excellent, I hear everyone on call better than I ever did on headsets or peripheral speakers and everyone hears me easily as well. I wouldn't necessarily use this as my only docking station (I have a thunderbolt-3 one I use for multiple monitors as well as this), but in its primary purpose as a speakerphone that also provides power and additional ports it is no short of amazing.

The Dell-Mobile Adapter comes with a case, type C cord that wraps directly under the speaker, 1 port for you 4k tv, 2 ports for type c, and 1 for type b, and insturction book. The speaker itself on the top has a mute and unmute button using the symbol of a telephone, a plus and minus sign for volume. When connecting to a cell phone, computer, and or tv, it was quite easy. The speaker began to work immediately. The volume is good. Was able to watch videos, and make phone calls. Very nice. There were no issues experienced. I was amazed at how fast it was to connect the speaker. The speaker also charges fast. I like the portability of being able to place the speaker in the case and to carry it in my purse.