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Uberconference.com, although admittedly I've seen Zoom frequently and I'm starting to see Google Meet in my org (ask but ubercobference support video). For audi

by twunde 9y ago

Uberconference.com, although admittedly I've seen Zoom frequently and I'm starting to see Google Meet in my org (ask but ubercobference support video). For audio, it federally depends on where people are calling from (India tends to eliminate a few potions), if it's internal, and the number (100+ changes things)

kamphey 9y ago
I use UberConference and love it.
BostonEnginerd 9y ago
I've been using Uberconference for the last few years. It works pretty darn well. I've noticed that some conference phones have problems with echoing, but haven't' been able to isolate. I suspect it's just lousy phone hardware.
ljoshua 9y ago
Another vote for Uberconference. Call quality is consistently good, it's nice to get the visuals of callers along with the LinkedIn data (though that's only right maybe half the time) and the controls are easy to use. Screen sharing is very slick as well, so long as the sharer is using Chrome. The only thing I find missing is the ability to share mouse/keyboard control, but in typical conference settings that's usually not a frequently used feature.
rfc 9y ago
Jumping on the bandwagon here. We use Uberconference and absolutely love it. Audio is crystal clear and haven't had any issues with it.
odonnellryan 9y ago
Yeah I think I'm going to switch to Google. Tried the ol' webex and it was garbage.
kilroy123 9y ago
I also really like uberconfrence. I use their other product DialPad, as well. That's where you have a dedicated phone number and can make calls to anywhere.
ereyes01 9y ago
I love uberconference and use it whenever call reliability is really important because participants can always dial-in in the worst case scenario. One interesting edge case I ran into with uberconference was that I was trying to setup a sales call with someone behind an onerous corporate firewall that blocked all P2P traffic, and their connection to uberconference. The only solutions that were known to work on their network were Zoom and Webex.
twunde 9y ago
I will note that I've had some trouble with Uberconference when calling US to India, although that may have been the phones/conference rooms that the teams in India were calling from. That said, I used to use it while traveling in Italy to run meetings in the US and the call quality was great.

by twunde 9y ago

kamphey 9y ago

I use UberConference and love it.

BostonEnginerd 9y ago

I've been using Uberconference for the last few years. It works pretty darn well. I've noticed that some conference phones have problems with echoing, but haven't' been able to isolate. I suspect it's just lousy phone hardware.

ljoshua 9y ago

Another vote for Uberconference. Call quality is consistently good, it's nice to get the visuals of callers along with the LinkedIn data (though that's only right maybe half the time) and the controls are easy to use. Screen sharing is very slick as well, so long as the sharer is using Chrome. The only thing I find missing is the ability to share mouse/keyboard control, but in typical conference settings that's usually not a frequently used feature.

rfc 9y ago

Jumping on the bandwagon here. We use Uberconference and absolutely love it. Audio is crystal clear and haven't had any issues with it.

odonnellryan 9y ago

Yeah I think I'm going to switch to Google. Tried the ol' webex and it was garbage.

kilroy123 9y ago

I also really like uberconfrence. I use their other product DialPad, as well. That's where you have a dedicated phone number and can make calls to anywhere.

ereyes01 9y ago

I love uberconference and use it whenever call reliability is really important because participants can always dial-in in the worst case scenario. One interesting edge case I ran into with uberconference was that I was trying to setup a sales call with someone behind an onerous corporate firewall that blocked all P2P traffic, and their connection to uberconference. The only solutions that were known to work on their network were Zoom and Webex.

twunde 9y ago

I will note that I've had some trouble with Uberconference when calling US to India, although that may have been the phones/conference rooms that the teams in India were calling from. That said, I used to use it while traveling in Italy to run meetings in the US and the call quality was great.