
meeting bar comparison
Choosing a video bar or meeting bar for your meeting room means taking several factors into account: the room size, collaboration platform and type of setup.
Logitech, HP Poly and Yealink offer different BYOD, Android and Microsoft Teams Rooms solutions to suit different environments.
In this comparison, we help you find the most suitable option for your meeting room.

Choosing the right solution depends on the characteristics of your room and how you run your meetings. Before choosing between a Logitech, HP Poly or Yealink video bar, it is important to assess which solution best suits your business needs.
A solution for your meeting room size
The room size influences the field of view required, microphone pickup range and audio coverage you need. Choosing a solution suited to the space helps ensure good audio and video coverage for all participants.
Small rooms: Compact solutions for smaller spaces and fewer participants.
Medium rooms: Greater camera and audio coverage for meetings with more participants.
Large rooms: Expandable solutions with additional microphones and accessories to suit your room's requirements.
Compatible with your preferred video conferencing platforms
Before choosing a solution, check which videoconferencing platform your company usually uses and which certifications are available for each device.
Microsoft Teams: Certified solutions and dedicated kits are available for Microsoft Teams Rooms.
Zoom: Some product ranges offer certified solutions for Zoom Rooms.
Multiple platforms: If you use different videoconferencing applications, a BYOD setup can provide greater flexibility.
BYOD, Android or MTR Windows
How you want to use the room also affects your choice of equipment. You can connect using your own computer or use a dedicated room solution.
BYOD: Connect your laptop and use your usual applications to start the meeting.
Android: Provides a standalone solution without relying on the user's computer.
MTR Windows: Complete Microsoft Teams Rooms kits for Windows, designed to create a dedicated meeting environment.
No single brand is the best choice for every meeting room. Logitech, HP Poly and Yealink offer different approaches and setups to suit each company's technology environment and requirements.

Ease of use is one of Logitech's key strengths, with intuitive video bars designed for meeting rooms of different sizes and collaboration environments.

With a strong focus on audio and video quality, HP Poly video bars are designed to deliver professional meeting experiences and make collaboration easier.

Yealink's wide range of video bars makes it possible to adapt videoconferencing to different room sizes, platforms and collaboration requirements.
Compare the features of Logitech MeetUp 2, Poly Studio V12 and Yealink UVC40 E2 and discover the differences in camera, audio, connectivity and smart features to choose the video bar that best suits your meeting room.
Logitech MeetUp 2
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Poly Studio V12
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Yealink UVC40 E2
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| GENERAL | |||
| Room size | Small / Huddle | Small / Huddle | Small / Huddle |
| Solution type | USB video bar / BYOD | USB video bar / BYOD | USB video bar / BYOD |
| BYOD | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Compatibility | Leading videoconferencing platforms (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) | Leading videoconferencing platforms (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) | Leading videoconferencing platforms (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) |
| VIDEO | |||
| Resolution | 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) · 30 fps · 13 MP | 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) · 30 fps · 20 MP | 4K UHD (3840 × 2160) · 30 fps · 8 MP |
| Zoom | 4x digital | 5x digital | 5x e-PTZ |
| Field of view | 113° horizontal / 120° diagonal | 120° horizontal / 132° diagonal | 120° |
| Automatic framing | RightSight 2 | Poly DirectorAI | Auto Framing |
| Speaker tracking | Speaker View | Speaker Framing | Speaker Tracking |
| Composition / AI features | Group View, Speaker View, Grid View | Speaker Framing, People Framing, Group Framing | Auto Framing, Speaker Tracking, Smart Area Exposure |
| AUDIO | |||
| Number of microphones | 6 MEMS microphones | 4 digital MEMS microphones | 8 MEMS microphones |
| Pickup range | Up to 7 m | Up to 4.57 m | Up to 6 m |
| Noise reduction | AI / RightSound 2 | Poly NoiseBlockAI + Poly Acoustic Fence | Intelligent Noise Cancellation + Noise Suppression |
| Speakers | 1 x 55 mm speaker | Stereo speakers | 5 W high-fidelity speaker |
| CONNECTIVITY AND MANAGEMENT | |||
| Main connections | USB-C / HDMI In-Out / Ethernet / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth LE | USB-C / USB-A / Ethernet / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth | USB 3.0 Type-B / USB 2.0 Type-A / RJ-45 / Wi-Fi |
| Control options | Rally Bar remote control (optional) | Poly Bluetooth remote control (optional) | VCR20 remote control (included) |
| Remote management | Logitech Sync | Poly Lens | Yealink RoomConnect / Yealink Management Cloud Service / Device Management Platform |
After comparing their main features, discover which videoconferencing solutions are best suited to each room type and setup.
| For... | Choose... | Logitech | HP Poly | Yealink |
| Small room / huddle room | Complete solution |
Logitech MeetUp 2 |
Poly Studio R30 |
Yealink MeetingBar A10 |
| Medium room | Greater audio and video coverage |
Logitech Rally Bar Mini - Graphite |
Poly V52 Video Bar |
Yealink MeetingBar A40 |
| Meetings from your laptop | BYOD |
Logitech MeetUp 2 |
Poly Studio-V12 |
Yealink UVC40 E2 |
| Dedicated Microsoft Teams room | Microsoft Teams Rooms |
Logitech Rally Bar With Tap IP |
Poly Studio X52 and TC10 |
Yealink MeetingBar A40 with CTP25 Touch Panel |
| Large room | Expandable solution |
Logitech Rally Bar - Graphite |
Poly Studio X72 Video Bar |
Yealink MeetingBar A50 + CTP25 Touch Controller |
Which videoconferencing bar should you choose: Logitech, HP Poly or Yealink?
The choice mainly depends on the room size, videoconferencing platform and type of setup you need. Logitech, HP Poly and Yealink offer solutions for different spaces and ways of working, so it is important to assess your meeting room requirements before choosing.
Which videoconferencing bar do you need for your room size?
In a small room, a compact solution with a wide-angle camera and integrated audio can cover typical requirements. For medium or large rooms, it is worth considering greater camera and microphone coverage, as well as the option to expand the system with additional accessories.
What is the difference between BYOD, Android and Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows?
A BYOD setup allows users to connect their laptop and use their usual videoconferencing applications. An Android-based solution can work as a standalone room system, while Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows uses a dedicated Windows-based setup to create a room designed for Microsoft Teams meetings.
Can you use a videoconferencing bar with Microsoft Teams and Zoom?
Yes, there are solutions that are compatible with or certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom and other videoconferencing platforms. However, compatibility and available features can vary depending on the device and setup, so it is important to check the specific certifications before choosing.
What is a video bar and what type of room is it recommended for?
A video bar or videoconferencing bar combines a camera, microphones and speakers in a single device for video meetings. Models are available for small, medium and large rooms, so the right choice depends on the size of the space, the number of participants and the collaboration platform used. If you would like to compare more models, you can view our TOP 10 meeting bars below.
Do you need to equip a new meeting room or upgrade your existing equipment? Request a personalised quote for your videoconferencing project.