HP Poly Sync 10 USB-A USB-C Speakerphone

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

HP’s Poly Sync 10 (USB-A to USB-C) is one of those “just make calls sound decent” devices that works best in the real world when you’re not trying to build a premium conference setup on a budget. For £54.90 ex-VAT, you’re basically buying a reliable, plug-and-play upgrade for small rooms or desk-to-desk use—think hot desks, compact meeting spaces, or people who consistently join Teams/Zoom calls from the same laptop. If your current audio is tinny or everyone’s shouting because the mic is weak, this is a sensible fix without the faff of installing a more complex system.

That said, it’s not for large rooms or noisy environments. If you’re in a busy open-plan office, have lots of background noise, or expect it to cover more than a few people around a table, you may still find the far-end audio struggles compared to pricier Poly options. I’d recommend it for anyone who needs a dependable baseline for quick meetings and occasional use—and I’d avoid it if your meetings are frequent, audio quality is mission-critical, or you regularly have multiple participants speaking across a wider space.