BlueJeans Virtual Events Reviews & Product Details

it works. easy to use, pretty intuitive and straight forward. I like how attendees, presenters, and moderators have their own links, which gives them their own path into the webinar. This makes it very easy to moderate vs. a bluejeans meeting where everyone is in the same lane.

video sharing needs to be improved (playing videos natively from screen sharing). I don't like how expensive this platform is, if I'm hosting a primetime event, the service should start charging you after you've surpassed the threshold of a large meeting count. In our case, its 150 participants. At 151 that's when the charges should start to count. I also don't like not being able to provide registration for a restricted event. We get phone dial ins and have no way of being able to distinguish between an actual employee or someone outside of our enterprise.

I like how attendees, presenters, and moderators have their own links, which gives them their own path into the webinar. This makes it very easy to moderate vs. a bluejeans meeting where everyone is in the same lane.

Ease of use is what I like the best. You can easily set up or join a meeting with a click of a button. I would like it even more if I there was a way to integrate it with web browsers. For example, if I could use it in one of my chrome tab it would have been much more beneficial.

There is no much I dislike, but I wish the mobile app was much easier to work with. Particularly the way you could ask host questions.In the mobile app, usually I would like to participate in the calls that I cannot really join using a computer or laptop, for example when driving and I would need to join a croup call or let's say I am outside and would like to benefit from joining a meeting without having to use my laptop.

We have group meetings regularly. We use it for group conference calls. I like the fact that you can record videos of the calls. That helps a lot for sharing and reviewing the content of the calls. Using other tools, we would have to a =use a thridparty screen capturing software.

It is a simple, effective, click to start video conferencing tool.

It is expensive and requires extensive setup. The space-age style discs they require you to use have no discernable added value.

The same ones we realized when we used GoToMeeting and then Zoom. Just in a different format.

BlueJeans is very easy to use and great for large office spaces. It is easy to log in and on calls with either the BlueJeans link or with the remote control.

There is really nothing that I dislike about BlueJeans. Sometimes the link does not always connect with our AV system but it is easy enough to login or call in.

We use this to video conference with our different offices and clients. It is a great way to collaborate with our different offices. The video is always clear and the sound is great. I think that it makes it feel like you are right there with your coworkers and clients to make necessary decisions for the business. I also think that it is great that you can present a slide deck or share your screen when applicable so that everyone is looped into the mix.

BlueJeans has a simple interface for videoconference and screensharing, with good audio/video quality. It integrates with room systems well as well as personal devices.

The administration interface could be improved and more responsive, particularly when you are looking at current meetings.

We use BlueJeans Events for company wide meetings that are larger than the BlueJeans user limit of 125.

Bluejeans has allowed us to have our entire nationwide sites be able to communicate seamlessly. It's easy to set up, and easy to switch between different sites for effective voice and audio.

Sometimes internet connection could be an issue, but I believe that is more internet than the applications fault.

Being able to communicate across all of our different sites in the US canada and mexico.

BlueJeans Events bring the company together in fun and innovative ways.

There can occasionally be some lagginess in the connection, but as technology improves, this will hopefully decrease over time.

The company I work for has branches in multiple parts of the world. BlueJeans Events work great when we want to get information out in a fun and interactive way.

I like the ability to pair the service with a Cisco video codec.

The interface is a bit confusing at first.

It helped us reach a very large amount of our employees across many states for important announcements and large training events.

ability to mange large groups of people and provide them with multiple options (call in only) audio, video

Does not present a problem for me, but a few users have reported confusion about flow of getting into system

using for running large faculty assembly meetings at school

The functionality of Blue Jeans is superior to other applications we've tried. The ease of presenting and adding content is great. We love the feature of muting all microphones and cameras when needed.

There is a bit of complexity to being a moderation and adding other presenters. It is just a matter of learning, but we usually have to do a little training before our first run as moderator.

We have business-wide events, town hall meetings, all college meetings, and smaller team meetings. We also use Blue Jeans for project development. This is useful because we have a lot of remote employees.