HP Poly Studio G62 Video Conferencing System With Mounting Plate Kit No Power Cord TAA

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At ~£1,764 ex-VAT, the HP Poly Studio G62 isn’t a “budget videobar” — it’s a sensible mid-range choice if you want a straightforward, room-ready setup for a dedicated meeting space. The biggest practical win is the whole mounting plate kit situation: you can get it aligned and fixed properly without faffing about, which matters when you’re fitting out multiple rooms or handing installs over to facilities. For a UK reseller workflow, it’s also the kind of device that tends to behave predictably in managed environments rather than becoming a perpetual “connectivity mystery.”

That said, the “No Power Cord” point is the kind of thing that can quietly add cost and time. Before you price it, make sure your client already has a compatible lead, or factor in procurement and a quick install check — otherwise you’re paying money to solve a problem you could’ve avoided. I’d recommend this for companies equipping meeting rooms where people actually use the system daily (sales teams, customer success, internal leadership) and where you want reliable enterprise-grade video without going full custom. If you’re just doing a one-off room, or your user base needs a more flexible BYOD/consumer-style experience, this price starts to look harder to justify versus cheaper bars or systems where you’re not missing essentials in the box.