Convert any collaboration space into a hybrid meeting room with Airtame Rooms running on the Airtame Hub. Joining a video conference from the office is now much easier, as are screen sharing and digital signage. It works across multiple conferencing services such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and features Power over Ethernet for stable calls, simple screen sharing, calendar integration to join meetings, and management of the call and peripherals through the Airtame App on your laptop. Purchase th

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Airtame Rooms (with Airtame Hub) is the sort of “hybrid enablement” kit that makes sense when you’ve got meeting spaces that aren’t really built like proper boardrooms, but you still want reliable video, screen sharing and content on the same wall display. In day-to-day use, the big win is removing friction: people can join Teams or Zoom, share content simply, and use the room for more than just calls (digital signage is a nice extra when the meeting room is otherwise idle). If you’re a UK reseller supporting multiple sites, the PoE angle also tends to reduce cabling headaches and weird power-related dropouts.

That said, it’s not a fit-all “replace your whole conference room” purchase. If your organisation already has managed, well-integrated room systems and disciplined IT control, this will feel a bit like a middle layer rather than a full endpoint solution. Also, at ~£1,160 ex-VAT, you’ll want to be confident you’ll use it across enough rooms to justify deployment and management effort—especially because success depends on user behaviour (people need to actually use the hub/app flow) and on how your conferencing accounts and calendar join experience are set up. Overall: buy it if you’re trying to upgrade existing collaboration spaces quickly and cost-effectively; think twice if you need deep enterprise-room automation or you’re chasing “set-and-forget” integration at scale.