Styled in black, the Yamaha YVC-200 is a personal speakerphone designed to help you take phone calls wherever you want. It offers clear audio for all your phone calls, and connects to your phone, tablet, or laptop over Bluetooth or via its on-board USB jack.

NFC pairing makes connecting multiple devices an easy process. You can also connect your headphones into its 3.5mm jack and listen privately through the speaker. Suitable for open workspaces, home offices, and travel use, the YVC-200 has a built-in rechargeable battery that lasts up to 10 hours for Bluetooth use, and longer over USB.

Speaker for Phones, Tablets & Laptops    Bluetooth with NFC    Headset Jack & USB Connection    Clear Audio    Microphones Offer 360° Coverage    Adaptive Echo Cancellation    Noise Suppression    Up to 10 Hours Talk Time    Works with Multiple Operating Systems    Connects to Multiple Devices

• Yamaha's DSP for clear audio
• Built-in microphones offering 360° coverage 
• Distinguishes the human voice over noise
• Optimizes sound environment 
• Adaptive echo cancellation
• Connects with multiple devices, operating systems, and conference applications
• Battery lasts up to 10 hours
• Optional bus power over USB 
• Touch sensor button for connecting easily
• Headset plug for private discussion
• Use speaker to listen to music

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The specs say the USB port is Type-A, but it looks like micro Type-A. Can anyone confirm?

A: At the unit it is micro USB-B at the computer it is USB-A.

Q: 2. It's come with 3 microphone in the box?

A: The Yamaha YVC-1000 Unified Communications Microphone and Speaker System BH #YA10YVC1000N has three internal microphones. Optional external extension microphones are not included.

Q: 3. How long is the daisy chain cable?

A: Speakers are daisy chained with cat5 cables so they can be made nearly as long as you'd like, cables aren't included however.

Q: 4. Can the mic and speakers be used for as a PA system as well as for Zoom? Possibly using external speakers?

A: Yes, however you would need to be sure to adapt the RCA output to your PA system. As for Zoom it you would select it under devices for microphone in settings.

Q: 5. what is its weight????

A: Dell does not list the weight of this USB Type-C Mobile Adapter Speakerphone, but in its packaging it weighs 0.925 lbs. (420 grams).

Q: 6. Why you do not sell connection cables form speaker system to microphone? This is unique if will break and could prevent to use whole system. How I can order replacement cords ( i need to have about two additional such cables ) for my six Yamaha systems?

A: Sorry, Sergey, but I am only involved with the Yamaha Audio Video division.The product described above is probably from the Pro Audio area.

Q: 7. For Chromebox (for Meetings), do you connect to USB or an analog audio port?

A: We are using Windows laptop and use USB port to connect to Skype for meetings.

Q: 8. Can this unit be a wireless speaker and microphone for Windows 10?

A: This product is intended for use with products optimized for Unified Communications platform (Cisco Webex, Unify Circuit, RingCentral, etc.).There is another model optimized for Microsoft Teams (MS model).

Q: 9. I'm teaching a class via Zoom. The students are in a classroom. I am remote. They have a projector so they can see me or the documents I share. But the mic on the laptop isn't very good and I have a hard time hearing them. If we plugged this into the laptop via USB and put it in front of the class would that give us some improvement?

A: Yes, this speakerphone will certainly improve any classroom situation and bolter the input and output of any laptop.

Q: 10. Does the 2.5mm audio output carry the echo-cancelled, noise-reduced signal of the daisy chained smart spider microphones?

A: Yes, 3.5mm jack outputs the post-processed signal.