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Video Conferencing devices are hardware used to enable real-time video communication between people at two or more locations. We supply a range of video conferencing products from video conferencing cameras (PTZ, 4K webcams) to all-in-one conferencing bars and room kits (bundle systems). Designed for a wide spectrum of meeting room sizes using platforms such as Microsoft Teams or Zoom, these devices can deliver 1080p or 4K resolution and up to 180° field of view.
Choose from brands such as Yealink, Audiocodes and EPOS, offering meeting room bundles with touchscreens, camera bars and speakerphones with AI features such as auto-framing and noise cancellation. Whether you work in the office, remotely or hybrid, you can select from portable or fixed solutions to suit your communication needs.
Devices range from small and huddle room solutions to wider and larger meeting rooms that require a wider field of view and longer microphone ranges. Meeting room bars and speakerphones can allow teams to collaborate from anywhere with features like screen sharing and easy integrations with popular meeting software, increasing productivity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment do I need for a video conference?
You'll need a camera (built-in or external webcam), a microphone (built-in, headset, or speakerphone), speakers or headphones, and a stable internet connection.
Can I use video conferencing devices with any platform?
Most devices are compatible with popular platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet. Always check the device specifications for compatibility.
Do I need a dedicated speakerphone for video calls?
While built-in microphones can suffice for personal use, dedicated speakerphones offer superior audio quality, especially in group settings.
What is the ideal internet speed for video conferencing?
A minimum of 10 Mbps for both download and upload speeds is recommended for HD video calls. For higher quality or multiple participants, 25 Mbps or more is advisable.
Are there portable video conferencing solutions?
Yes, there are compact all-in-one devices and USB-powered speakerphones designed for portability, ideal for remote or hybrid work setups.
Can I record my video conferences?
Most video conferencing platforms offer recording features. Ensure you have the necessary permissions and storage space before recording.
How do I improve audio quality during calls?
Use high-quality microphones or speakerphones, minimize background noise, and consider using headphones to reduce echo and feedback.
Are video conferencing devices secure to use?
Ensure devices come from reputable manufacturers and support encrypted connections. Regularly update firmware to patch security vulnerabilities.
Can I integrate video conferencing devices with other tools?
Many devices support integration with calendars, scheduling apps, and other collaboration tools to streamline meeting setups.
What's the difference between a webcam and a PTZ camera?
Webcams are typically fixed and suitable for individual use, while PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras offer adjustable angles and zoom, ideal for larger meeting spaces.
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