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With the recent stay at home orders and need for more conference calling on Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts, I needed a cost effective way to provide technology to my office that was good quality and cost effective. Last year I purchased an eMeet M2 unit which I was very impressed with, so I was quite excited when I found that eMeet had introduced the Lunu to their line up. At a lower price point it was hard to pass up. My testing is as follows: Desktop: Ubuntu 20.04 via included dongle Tested: Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts Sound quality: very good Microphone: recipients noted that they could hear us very clearly. Additionally, we were in a room where the A/C was very loud however, the Luna did a very nice job of cancelling out the noise. Note: Ubuntu easily recognized the device without the need to download and install any additional drivers and was recognized the instant the dongle was plugged in and the Luna was turned on. iPhone 11 via bluetooth Tested: regular voice calling and Microsoft Teams Sound quality: very good Microphone: recipients noted that they could hear us very clearly. Note: the iPhone paired very easily with the Luna via bluetooth. Desktop: Windows 10 via built in bluetooth Tested: Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts Sound quality: very good Microphone: recipients noted that they could hear us very clearly. Note: Windows 10 paired very easily with the Luna via bluetooth. Additional note on the microphone - recipients could hear us very well upto 8 feet away (or so). Additional note on the speaker - when playing music through it only the left channel was present. Not really a concern as I did not buy it to play music however, the sound quality of the music was rather nice. In the attached pictures, the Luna is on the left and the M2 on the right. Conclusion: the Luna has the price point and quality that will be hard to beat by competitive products.