Best Zoom Rooms Appliance? Logitech Rally Bar vs Poly X50 vs Neat Bar in a Zoom Room

[@jimmyharmon6923]

Thanks for the comparison. Have you had a chance to use the Poly X70 and any plans to do a video review/comparison?

[@Eobleach]

I feel like Logitech's sound is clearer than your comparing brand. Do you?

[@osamamansoor955]

so who is best in terms of all aspects ?

[@friendlyfriesen]

How about the interfaces (touch screens etc) and features using Microsoft Teams. Do you see any difference between the 3 systems?

[@harrykusumoNegoro]

Poly is Digital Camera and Logitech support Optic Camera...

[@garykruuse3143]

Interesting comparison Can you share what the Zoom setting in the Web UI was set to on the Poly X50 please? By default this ships set to 3x but can be increased up to 5x Zoom? Thanks

[@confirmhandle]

Are they all USB connection or some other wireless?

[@Telepresencegear]

Hello, all these devices have built in Android Appliances that run the Room version of Zoom, Teams, RingCentral, Etc. A PC is not needed. Zoom Rooms allow wireless sharing from an in-room laptop. Teams & RingCentral require you to join the meeting with your laptop with your camera and audio turned off to share content. They do not require an in room pc.

[@langtechadmin4745]

Do all of these devices have the symmetry option for dedicated live streaming for each individual in a room? I was told only the Neat devices have this feature. Please confirm.

[@falcon81701]

Neat can frame up to 8 individual zones in the room.

[@alaoraf2360]

Excelent video !!

[@BrianFesta]

One correction the rally bar has a 5x OPTICAL Zoom. Not digital

[@friendlyfriesen]

Rally has 5X optical and 3X digital. I think the digital is now supported in Teams.