Category: conference-cameras
The Logitech MeetUp 2 in Graphite is a conference camera designed to enhance your meeting room experience. Its sleek graphite finish complements professional environments.
The auto-framing on this camera is incredibly responsive, tracking whoever is speaking in our huddle room without any lag. Setup was truly plug-and-play, and the graphite finish looks sharp against our white wall.
We just installed it in our small conference room and the wide lens finally lets everyone at the table be seen clearly on screen. Audio picks up even the quieter speakers without any echo, which is a huge improvement over our old setup.
I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to plug this in and have it instantly recognized in our conference room. The audio pickup actually reaches the far end of the table without any noticeable echo.
Setting this up was surprisingly quick—the USB-C connection was truly plug-and-play for our laptop. The built-in speakers actually filled our small meeting room without sounding tinny, which is rare for a camera bar this size.
I was skeptical about the built-in speaker, but it’s clear enough for small meeting rooms without any echo. The cable management slot on the base keeps my desk tidy, which is a nice bonus.
The auto-framing actually follows me when I lean over to grab my coffee, which is way more useful than I expected. Picture quality is crisp even in the dim light of my home office.
The field of view is wide enough that everyone around our table is clearly visible without any distortion. The built-in speakerphone picks up voices from across the room, which is a nice bonus for a conference cam.
Set it up in our small meeting room and the autoframing tracked me perfectly as I moved to the whiteboard. The built-in speaker picked up voices from across the table without any echo. Exactly what we needed for hybrid calls.
The 4K video quality is crisp even in low light during our team calls, and the built-in speakerphone picks up voices clearly from across the table.
The automatic framing locks onto speakers perfectly—I set it up in our small conference room and it tracked me moving from the whiteboard to my chair without any lag. Audio is surprisingly clear for a built-in mic array too.