See better, hear better, and meet better
Logitech Rally sets a new standard for USB connected camera conferencing systems. It brings together unmatched audio and video with premium design and materials.
It comes as standard with one speaker and mic pod for medium and large sized meeting rooms, but supporting up to 7 mic pods in total, it will enable you to confgure the perfect audio solution for your meeting space, whatever the size.
Logitech RightSense™ technologies
RightSight™ – camera control technology that automatically moves the lens and adjusts the zoom. It detects human fgures, not just faces, to ensure that all your meeting participants remain in view and optimally framed on screen.
RightLight™ – with Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) it helps everyone to look their best on camera, regardless of the lighting conditions. It reduces video noise, optimises light balance and fne-tunes colour and saturation for natural results across all skin tones.
RightSound™ – a suite of audio processing technology and design innovations that bring enterprise-level sound quality to your video conferences. Fully optimised for the human voice, it reduces unwanted vibrations and noise to really zero in on the active speaker to make sure you can hear every word with remarkable quality.
Rally room configuration
Work faster
With such a high standard of video and audio quality, meetings will run as smooth as can be, with less repetition and misunderstandings. Simply put, it will optimise the time spent in meetings.
Work smarter
Rally speakers are designed for placement at the front of the room. With mic pods on the table and speakers at the display, voices and video come from a natural direction so conversations feel more natural and lifelike.
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Work safer
With a Display Hub and Table Hub to minimize cross-room cabling, Rally components and the meeting computer remain securely out of sight.
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