Yealink Device Comparison of Microsoft | Zoom Devices Appearance between MVC-BYOD-Extender and ZVC860 (Base-kit) Zoom Rooms Systems and MShare E2

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Keywords

• Plug and play • Simple and flexible deployment • Up to 100-meter deployment

Take Your Zoom Rooms to A Higher Level Of Equity ,Present Every Participant,Track Every Movement,Flexible Audio Solutions,Smart Gallery and Intelligent Director,Big and flexible conference control experience

● Flexible Deployment ● Seamless Integration ● Versatile Connectivity ● Intuitive Status Indicator ● Compact and Concealable ● Enhanced Aesthetics

Key Features

• 1.5m USB2.0 Type-A cable • 1 x VCH port (RJ45) • Dimension：89mm x 48mm x 17mm

• MCore Pro, Gen-3 Mini-PC • MTouch Plus, Gen-3 touch panel • UVC86 USB PTZ camera • RoomSensor

● Up to 1080P/30FPS Full HD Screen Sharing ● Audio sharing support ● USB Type-B (Female) ● HDMI in (Female) ● USB C in (Female) ● LED Light

Introduction

Yealink MVC-BYOD-Extender can transform Yealink Windows-based conference rooms into multifunctional conference rooms, to bring your own meeting on different video platforms. Simply plug a USB cable into your laptop, run any video software you want to use, and enjoy the immersive meeting experience provided by the audio and video equipment in the conference room

Zoom Room System for Medium and Large Meeting Rooms,Yealink ZVC860 is specially designed for medium and large conference rooms. This set includes new generation high-performance MINI-PC MCore Pro, touch panel MTouch Plus, and intelligent 4K PTZ camera UVC86.

Yealink MShare E2 is the MVC screen sharing box, it uses the design which is separate with Touch Console. It can make deployment more flexibility, and satisfy to more different scenarios. When the MTouch Console casting cable is no longer enough, the compact and flexible accessory MShare E2 can be deployed in proximity space to enable the casting function. It has three ports, 1x USB-Type B, 1x HDMI In, and 1x USB-C, and a LED bi-color light that can be used to indicate the casting status of the wired auxiliary stream.