No Hassle Return Policy & PC Certified Guarantee Future support for VCM34 wired microphone.Future support for CPW90 Dect wireless microphone w/DD10K dongle.1x USB-C provides power to charge laptop (if usb charging capable).2x USB-C (for power adapter, and laptop).2x USB-A 3.0 ports (for CP900 and UVC40).Central hub for connecting UVC40, TV/monitor, CP900, and laptop.Compatible with most of today's most popular video conferencing platforms including Zoom Rooms, Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business, Google Meet, Webex, BlueJeans, Yealink Meeting, and more.Simply put, if your laptop uses a UC meeting service, like Zoom Rooms, Microsoft Teams, or GoToMeeting then connecting to the supplied USB-C cable will broadcast that service on the Yealink BYOD system. Moreover, UVC40 supports remote management on Yealink Device Management Platform (YDMP, YCMS) via its built-inĪ great benefit to choosing a BYOD Kit, is the freedom to connect to virtually any UC meeting platform. With 8 MEMS microphone arrays and high fidelity speaker, UVC40 brings excellent sound quality even with distracting noises happening throughout the room.
Its AI technologies including auto framing, face detection, sound localization, and speaker tracking so users can be rest assured they are being well seen and heard by the parties their collaborating with.
Featuring 20MP camera and 133° super-wide-angle lens, UVC40 delivers outstanding video quality. The Mobile C50 will be available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB capacities, although no formal price or release date has yet been announced.Yealink UVC40 BYOD is an all-in-one intelligent USB video meeting device for small offices and huddle rooms giving users the freedom to connect to virtually any platform through their PC or Mac. After all, having a drive that’s pretty much guaranteed to work with any laptop seems like a pretty great idea. Plus, the whole thing seems just legitimately useful, especially as the awkward transitionary period between USB-C and USB Type-A in laptops continues to drag on. But Silicon Power claims that the drives are designed to be pretty durable, with protection against dust, water, and extreme temperatures (plus a five-year warranty), so that does offer some assurances. It supports a verifiable alphabet soup of USB Type-A, USB Micro-B, and USB-C all in a single, mostly compact form factor ( via AnandTech).ĭo I have some doubts about the stability of the integrated USB Type-A / Micro USB connector? Yes. But Silicon Power’s Mobile C50 thumb drive might just take the cake for port options on a single USB stick. Some have legacy USB Type-A on one end and USB-C on the other, some have Micro USB for using with an Android phone, and even one or two support Apple’s proprietary Lightning connector. There have been a host of double-ended USB thumb drives in the past.
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