ASUS GQE20A-G5002UN Google Room Kit Starter video conferencing system 9 person(s) Ethernet LAN Group video conferencing system

Product Overview

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For £1,768.98 ex-VAT, this is only a good buy if you already know your meeting space will benefit from a “room kit” approach and you’re happy staying in the Google Rooms ecosystem. The real-world win with kits like this is simplicity: it’s designed to get a small huddle room or office space up and running with minimal fuss, and you don’t end up playing tech support with drivers, camera settings, and app compatibility. For a reseller, I’d typically position this for teams that want consistent, reliable video for regular stand-ups, client check-ins, or small internal meetings—especially if the same setup gets used week after week.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it blindly. If your rooms are heavily mixed (different users, lots of external guest devices, or you need frequent ad-hoc screen sharing from unmanaged laptops), the “starter kit” nature can become limiting and you may feel you’re paying for convenience rather than flexibility. Also, at this price point, you’ll want to confirm coverage of the actual room size and where the camera/mic will sit—small planning errors cost you a lot in perceived quality. In short: buy it if you want a straightforward, managed Google-based room experience in a defined small room; don’t buy it if you need maximum openness to whatever devices and workflows people bring.