If you take a lot of calls via Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Zoom — and if you like to save big on gear — new discounts on the Microsoft Audio Dock might be hard to pass up. You can get up to 86% off the normal $250 price.
Both Amazon and its bargain site Woot! offer deep cuts on the price. The lower price is just $35.
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Get Microsoft Audio Dock for $250 $57 or $35
So for some reason, Amazon is currently selling the $250 Microsoft Audio Dock for $57 and its bargain site, Woot!, offers it for $35. Is there something wrong with it? Did they make too many? Hard to say, but take note that Woot limits each customer to just 100 of the speakers. So, you know, act fast (heh).
Microsoft Audio Dock features, per Woot:
Photo: Microsoft
- Certified for Microsoft Teams with exceptional voice capture and reduced background sound.
- Four ports (1 HDMI, 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A).
- Built-in Omnisonic speakers with 15-watt woofer and 5-watt tweeters.
- Connect up to 2 monitors with HDMI and USB-C connections.
- Power passthrough to keep your computer charged.
- Dual forward-facing, noise-reducing microphones.
In the box you get the speaker, a power-supply cord, a quick-start guide, and safety and warranty documents.
So rather than paying $249.99, why not grab this thing for just $57 (Amazon) or $34.99 (Woot!)? If it’s not good enough, you can return it.
This speaker is a Microsoft Teams-certified, USB-C dock with HDMI 2.0, USB-A, USB-C x 2 connectivity, pass-through charging for a computer. The audio speaker phone works with Teams, Zoom and Google Meet apps.
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