HP Poly Trio C60 IP Conference Phone and PoE-enabled No Radio

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP Poly Trio C60 is one of those “just make it work” conference room phones. For the money, it’s a solid choice if you need a simple, PoE-powered room endpoint that’s easy for IT and painless for users—no faffing about with extra cabling or trying to second-guess audio pickup. Where it shines is typical small-to-medium meeting spaces: huddles, standups, and rooms where people don’t want to learn a complicated control system. If your users already live in Teams/Zoom/Google Meetings workflows, it generally feels like a pragmatic upgrade rather than a technology experiment.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it as a default replacement for a full conferencing setup in larger rooms. The C60 is best when you can keep expectations aligned: it’s for voice-focused conferencing and “good enough” capture, not for expansive, echo-prone spaces or high-end room audio. Also, at £472.48 ex-VAT, you want to make sure you’re actually getting value from the PoE and that your software environment matches how you intend to deploy it—otherwise you’ll be paying for features you won’t use. If you’ve got lots of rooms, multiple floors, or a network team that prefers PoE endpoints, this is a reasonable, low-drama buy. If you’re trying to solve a demanding audio environment, consider whether you need a full room kit instead.