Yealink Device Comparison of Microsoft | Zoom Devices Appearance between UVC30 Room and MVC-BYOD-Extender and AVHub

Yealink Device Comparison

COMPARE OPTIONS

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Keywords

• 4K USB Camera • Superb Image Quality • Auto-Framing • Ultra Expansive Field of View • Easier and Smooth PTZ Control • Multiple Mounting Options

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

• Multi-camera Layout • Support Multi-camera IntelliFocus • Support Divisible Room • Easy Deployment • BYOD • Audio & Video Processing Capability

Key Features

• USB Camera • 4K Resolution • 120⁰ Field of View • Auto Framing • 30 FPS • Wide Dynamic Range

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

AVHub Port • 2 x USB-A Port • 1 x USB-B Port • 1 x Codec Port • 7 x VCH Port (RJ-45) • 1 x RCA in/out Port • 1 x 6.3 mm Line in Port • 1 x 6.3 mm Line out Port • 1 x Power Supply Port

Introduction

UVC30 USB camera is an Ultra HD camera released by Yealink. It includes two editions to satisfy different usage scenarios: the UVC30-Room edition for small and huddle meeting rooms, and the UVC30-Desktop edition for your daily use with your PC. Based on standard UVC protocol, the UVC30 camera can work with most UC platforms, including Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business, Zoom, etc.

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

Yealink AVHub is a conference audio-video processor designed for large/extra-large conference rooms and the conference industry. AVHub supports multiple cameras, microphones, and speakers, leveraging its audio-video processing capabilities to unleash the power of PCs. Additionally, cameras, microphones, and speakers can be directly connected to AVHub via Ethernet cables with Power over Ethernet (PoE), reducing wiring complexity and enabling centralized management of video and audio devices.