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Conference Phones and Meeting Room Devices

Speakerphones, IP conference phones, video bars, controllers and mounting accessories for meeting rooms, huddle spaces and desks. 512 products from $1.48 to $12,679.99. Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd, Logitech, POLYCOM and more.

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Room size, microphones and the camera question

Start with the number of people and the size of the table. A personal speakerphone covers one desk, a tabletop conference phone covers a meeting table, and a video bar adds a camera, speakers and a microphone array for a whole room. Beamforming arrays steer pickup toward whoever is talking, which keeps voices clear and cuts room noise; the listing's microphone count and pickup range show how far it reaches. Audio-only units are simpler to set up, but choose a bar if people join by video.

How the unit connects: USB, Bluetooth, PoE or a room system

Connection options vary widely. USB and Bluetooth units work with a laptop or phone; Bluetooth needs pairing and has limited range, and battery models need charging. IP conference phones use an Ethernet port and can draw power from PoE, with 802.3at named in some listings. Video bars and room systems drive a display and are usually run from a touch controller. Many listings here are parts, such as mounting adapters, table stands, hook-switch adapters and controllers, so read the title for the exact system they fit.

Questions about Conference Phones and Meeting Room Devices

Do I need a video bar, or is a conference phone enough?
If everyone only listens and talks, an audio conference phone is enough. A video bar becomes the right tool when remote participants need to see the room, because it combines camera, speakers and microphones in one unit that mounts under a display.
How many people can one speakerphone cover?
Personal units suit a few people at a desk, while larger tabletop models cover a meeting table. The microphone pickup range or recommended room size in the listing is the figure to check, and big rooms may need extension microphones.
Will a conferencing device work with my meeting software?
USB and Bluetooth speakerphones appear as an ordinary audio device on most computers, so they work with any calling software. Video bars and IP phones may be certified for particular platforms, so check which ones the listing names.