HP Poly Trio C60 - Conference VoIP phone - with Bluetooth interface - IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (Wi-Fi) / Bluetooth 5.0 - 5-way call capability - SIP, SRTP, SDP - 3 lines

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP Poly Trio C60 at ~£281 ex-VAT is aimed at small meeting rooms where you want a decent “it just works” conference phone experience without going full on room system. In practice, it’s best for teams that meet a few times a day and need reliable hands-free calls with decent audio clarity and the convenience of wireless joining (Bluetooth is handy for ad‑hoc laptop/softphone users). The 5-way call capability is a real sweet spot for standups, small workshops, or overflow meetings—enough people to collaborate, not so many that you’re trying to replace a proper dedicated room solution.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it as a “video conferencing” device—despite being in that category, it’s fundamentally a conference VoIP phone, not a camera-first room system. If your meetings require video, screen sharing, or a more immersive room experience, you’ll be disappointed and likely spend money twice. Also, at this price point, check your deployment reality: if you already have managed Wi‑Fi that’s solid and your SIP provisioning is straightforward, it’s good value; if you’re expecting miracles on flaky networks or complex integrations, a simpler/managed alternative may save you headaches. Overall: buy this for small, voice-centric meeting rooms and mobile users—skip it if video-led collaboration is the goal.