Logitech Group Video Conferencing System, Full HD 1080p, Autofocus, USB, Skype for Business, Teams, Zoom, Fuze, Hangouts Meet, Hardware, Cortana, Cisco Jabber, Laptop/PC/Mac - Black

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The Logitech speakerphone unit can also even be connected to Bluetooth devices like your smartphone or tablet for conference calls using Bluetooth and NFC technology, it can even be used for music streaming. Can I use expansion mics with the Logitech Group?

The attractive speakerphone unit shares one cool design feature with the ConferenceCam Connect. The remote control conveniently fits into its chassis for storage. The Group's remote rests in the speakerphone, though, while the Connect's snaps in. The MeetUp offers no storage for its ungainly square remote (which we misplaced).While the Group's camera specs are identical to those of its predecessor, it adds face detection and five position presets, which are convenient if meeting attendees sit at set places. This feature negates the need to pan and tilt to capture regularly placed participants during recurrent meetings. That said, the VC520 has twice the number of presets. The setup of the Logitech videoconferencing equipment is very simple, with USB Plug and Play connectivity you can jump right into your meetings. Not only is this compatible with PC, and MAC, but you can also use it with most UC and video conferencing software.

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Presenters and whiteboards will also be framed perfectly with the pan/tilt and zoom controls available via your connected device or the remote control; you can ensure that your medium or large conference room is covered wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling. Outstanding audio quality The Group shoots in 1080p at 30fps (frames per second), compared with the VC520's 1080p at 60fps. It sports a wider field of view, however, at 90 degrees (the VC520 captures 72.5 degrees). Panning and tilting are identical between both cameras, at 260 degrees and 90 degrees, respectively. The VC520 zooms a bit more (12x) compared with the Group (10x). For a super-wide angle suitable to smaller huddle rooms, the MeetUp is unbeatable, with its 120-degree field of view in 4K resolution and 170-degree panning, though it only offers 5x zooming. With a wide field of view, great visuals, and crisp audio you will almost believe you are face-to-face. The Logitech Group conferencing kit can be used for meetings of 14-20 people but can also be used in a smaller conference room . How easy is it to connect a Logitech Group?