Will people hear you well?

In a remote meeting your voice is all people get of you. Most bad meeting audio isn't the internet. It's a mic too far from your mouth, a Bluetooth headset in its phone-line mode, or a laptop on speakers cutting you off. This test listens to your setup for a minute and tells you what to fix.

1. Use the computer and headset you use for meetings.
2. Sit and wear it as you do in a meeting.
3. Quit Teams, Zoom or Meet first, so they don't hold on to the mic.

Your audio is analysed in your browser and never leaves your computer. Nothing is stored.

Is this the mic you use in meetings?

Say something. The bar should move.

Hi everyone, can you all hear me? Before we begin, please put your phones away. Peter will present the big picture, and Bob will cover the budget. (Pause and take a breath.) Okay. Let's start with the first point on the agenda.

Checking…

Finishing the connection test.

Measured on your computer, so treat the numbers as guidance. Bluetooth delay can't be measured in a browser: if people talk over you a lot, try a wired or USB headset.