HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone in Dubai, UAE
A compact wired table microphone for modern Poly meeting rooms, built around four cardioid microphone elements and a scalable room-audio architecture.
It is intended for businesses that need participants around a conference table to be heard more consistently without turning the room into a visually cluttered AV installation. FourTeck can help review endpoint compatibility, microphone quantity, cable routing, room dimensions, deployment accessories, and quotation requirements before purchase.
Up to 4.3 m Pickup Radius*
Scalable Daisy-Chain Design
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*Pickup guidance depends on Poly NoiseBlockAI state and compatible room configuration.
A Table Microphone Designed Around Real Meeting-Room Placement
The Studio A2 Table Microphone solves a practical meeting-room problem: people often sit several seats away from a front-of-room video bar, yet every participant still needs to sound natural to colleagues joining remotely. By moving dedicated microphones onto the table and allowing multiple units to be arranged across a room, businesses can design audio capture around where people actually sit.
Each unit contains four cardioid microphone elements. Cardioid pickup is directional, so the microphone is designed to favor useful speech while rejecting more unwanted sound than a simple all-direction pickup element. HP also supports Poly NoiseBlockAI in compatible Studio A2 deployments. With NoiseBlockAI off, HP lists a pickup radius up to 1.8 m; with it enabled, HP lists up to 4.3 m. That difference is important when planning a room: a larger published pickup radius does not remove the need to consider seating positions, table shape, room acoustics, air-conditioning noise, glass walls, and how far people sit from each unit.
The microphone is not a generic USB desktop accessory. It belongs in a compatible HP Poly room ecosystem and uses JST connections as part of the Studio A2 audio architecture. Depending on the room endpoint, the deployment can support different microphone counts. HP lists up to eight Studio A2 table microphones with Poly Studio G62, up to four with Studio X72/V72 and X52/V52, up to two with Studio X32, and one with Studio V12. The V12 can connect a single A2 table microphone directly, while larger or more modular designs may use the HP Poly Studio A2 Audio Bridge. This compatibility planning is one of the most important details to confirm before ordering.
For UAE buyers, that makes the product relevant not only as a microphone purchase but as part of a room-design decision. A boardroom with a long rectangular table may need a different microphone count and cabling route than a square executive room. A training space may need participants to move between seating positions. A multi-room corporate project may need consistent mounting, cable concealment, and administration standards. The compact 92 × 92 × 24 mm body and included magnetic mounting plate help installers keep the tabletop tidy while placing each unit close to the speaking area.
FourTeck can help review the existing Poly endpoint, room dimensions, seating layout, required microphone quantity, cable pathway, planned platform, accessories, and delivery location. The goal is to quote a working room-audio configuration rather than treat the microphone as an isolated accessory whose suitability is assumed from the model name alone.
Why the Studio A2 Matters to Hybrid Meeting Quality
Its value comes from bringing speech capture closer to participants, scaling coverage by room need, and keeping installation choices structured around compatible Poly room systems.
Capture people where the conversation happens
A table microphone reduces dependence on a single microphone located at the display wall. Four cardioid elements give the room designer a dedicated speech-capture point close to participants, which is especially useful when a table extends beyond the comfortable range of a front-of-room bar. For management meetings, client presentations, project reviews and training sessions, that closer placement helps create a more equitable experience for remote attendees who need to follow comments from every seat.
Expand by room requirement
The platform supports multiple Studio A2 microphones, with the allowed count determined by the compatible Poly endpoint. That gives businesses a structured way to extend table coverage when moving from a compact room to a longer table, larger boardroom, or modular collaboration space.
Clear mute interaction
A capacitive touch mute control and integrated status lighting provide an immediate visual and tactile way to understand microphone state. That can be valuable in formal meetings where users need confidence that the room is muted before a private discussion continues.
Keep the table visually cleaner
HP includes a mounting plate and several connection cables. The magnetic plate and cable-routing approach allow installers to design either visible tabletop routing or more discreet below-table cable management, subject to furniture and installation requirements.
Fit into managed Poly rooms
The Studio A2 architecture works with compatible Poly room systems and Poly Lens management. For IT teams standardizing collaboration rooms, that is more practical than introducing unrelated audio devices with separate tools and support paths.
Plan the room as a system
Because microphone count, bridge requirements and endpoint support are explicit design variables, procurement teams can plan room changes before purchase. That reduces the chance of buying too few capture points, an incompatible accessory, or a microphone quantity the selected video endpoint cannot support.
Compact Hardware, Meaningful Room-Design Choices
The HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone is physically small, but the important strengths sit in how it behaves as part of a room. The four-element cardioid design provides dedicated speech capture at the table. HP lists a signal-to-noise ratio above 68 dBA and microphone sensitivity of -35 dB (V/Pa) at 1 kHz for the black B22X6AA model. These are technical reference points that support room-design discussions; they should not be treated as a substitute for testing acoustics in unusually reflective, noisy, or open spaces.
The hardware also supports a clean physical installation. The included mounting plate can secure the unit in a repeatable location, while bundled cables provide the basic input and daisy-chain connections used in Studio A2 deployment. For organizations rolling out several conference rooms, this helps AV and facilities teams design a consistent tabletop appearance rather than improvising each room independently.
HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone Specifications
The values below are based on HP information for the black B22X6AA model. Compatibility and usable microphone quantity depend on the selected Poly room endpoint and deployment design.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / Product line | HP Poly / Studio A2 |
| Model / Part number | Studio A2 Table Microphone, black B22X6AA |
| Product type | Wired table-mounted conference microphone |
| Microphone elements | Four uni-directional cardioid microphone elements |
| Pickup radius | Up to 1.8 m with Poly NoiseBlockAI off; up to 4.3 m with Poly NoiseBlockAI on |
| Sensitivity | -35 dB (V/Pa) at 1 kHz |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | Greater than 68 dBA |
| Ports | 3-pin JST output; 4-pin JST input |
| Primary cable length | 6 m JST-to-Phoenix input cable included |
| Daisy-chain cables | 2 m JST-to-Phoenix output cable and 1.8 m JST-to-JST cable included |
| Supported microphone count | G62 up to 8; X72/V72 up to 4; X52/V52 up to 4; X32 up to 2; V12 supports 1 |
| Management | Poly Lens in supported deployments |
| Dimensions | 92 × 92 × 24 mm |
| Weight | 120 g |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40°C |
| Operating humidity | 15% to 80% |
| Sustainability notes | At least 60% recycled plastic content; paper-based packaging |
| Manufacturer warranty | HP standard one-year limited warranty; regional terms apply |
| In the box | Table microphone, mounting plate, 6 m input cable, 2 m daisy-chain output cable, 1.8 m daisy-chain cable, quick start guide, safety guide and warranty card |
The most important specification is not simply pickup distance. Buyers should first identify the room endpoint because it sets the supported microphone count and determines how the Studio A2 audio components are connected. Next, map the actual seating positions. A long table may benefit from multiple microphones even when the published radius appears to cover the room, because people do not always speak toward a microphone and real spaces contain reflections, HVAC noise, laptops and other acoustic distractions. Finally, review the physical route for input and daisy-chain cabling. If cables will pass through the tabletop, confirm drilling permissions, furniture construction and access below the table before installation work begins.
Plan the Microphone Layout Before You Order
For this product, the highest-risk purchasing mistake is ordering by microphone quantity alone. The correct quantity has to match the Poly endpoint, room geometry, seating plan and connection architecture.
Which Poly endpoint is installed?
Confirm whether the room uses Studio G62, X72, V72, X52, V52, X32, V12 or another supported design. This determines the maximum number of A2 table microphones and whether an Audio Bridge or additional room components are part of the architecture.
Where will people actually sit?
Measure table length and width, note the chair positions, identify the farthest seats and consider whether participants move around. Placement should follow the conversation area, not just the centerline of the furniture.
How will the cables travel?
Decide between visible tabletop routing and discreet below-table routing. Confirm furniture access, cable entry points, under-table pathways and whether drilling is permitted. The included magnetic plate is useful, but the room still needs practical cable planning.
What are the room acoustics?
Hard walls, glass partitions, ceiling height, HVAC noise and laptop fans can change perceived audio quality. Published pickup radius is useful for planning, but difficult spaces may need different placement or acoustic treatment.
Is the room likely to grow?
A modular room may later use a larger table or additional seating. Review the endpoint’s microphone ceiling now so the initial design does not block a future expansion plan.
What should go into the quote request?
Send the current Poly model, room dimensions, table size, participant count, microphone quantity if already planned, delivery location, target date, installation requirement and any warranty expectations. Photos or a simple room drawing can also make review more useful.
Where a Dedicated Table Microphone Adds the Most Value
The Studio A2 is most useful when room layout makes front-of-room audio alone less predictable or when a Poly deployment needs a deliberate path to larger table coverage.
Executive boardrooms with long tables
Boardrooms often place decision-makers along a long table while the camera and display remain at one end. Dedicated microphones distributed nearer to the seating positions can create a more intentional audio design. For leadership meetings, legal discussions, finance reviews and client negotiations, speech clarity matters because small comments and interruptions can change the direction of a conversation. The A2 architecture lets the installer decide how many capture points are needed within the endpoint’s supported limit instead of relying on one distant microphone position.
Hybrid project rooms
Cross-functional teams may use laptops, documents and whiteboards around the table while remote staff join by video. Table-level capture can help keep the remote side connected to fast-moving discussions where different people speak from different seats.
Training and workshop spaces
Training rooms can use wider seating arrangements than a standard huddle space. A scalable microphone layout is useful when instructors and participants both need to contribute, provided the final room design remains within the supported endpoint topology.
Multi-room corporate standardization
Organizations refreshing several meeting rooms can standardize around the same microphone family while changing the count by room size. IT and facilities teams still need a room-by-room bill of materials, but a common platform can simplify documentation, spares planning and user familiarity.
Client-facing conference rooms
Customer meetings often require a room to look clean as well as sound professional. The compact body, magnetic mounting plate and cable-management options make the product suitable where AV equipment should remain present but visually restrained.
Rooms being expanded from integrated audio
If an existing compatible Poly room no longer captures far-end seats as well as required, an A2 table microphone can be considered as an expansion path. The endpoint model and supported quantity must be checked before the accessory is selected.
HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone Speech Capture
The central design feature is the four-element cardioid microphone array. In practical terms, the product creates a dedicated capture point on the table rather than asking the room to depend entirely on microphones built into a device near the display. This is especially useful when some participants sit farther from the front wall, speak quietly, turn toward colleagues instead of toward the video system, or contribute while looking down at a laptop or document.
HP’s published pickup guidance changes when Poly NoiseBlockAI is active. With the feature off, the listed pickup radius is up to 1.8 m. With it enabled in a compatible Studio A2 setup, HP lists up to 4.3 m. NoiseBlockAI is designed to identify and suppress common distractions such as keyboard typing, paper movement, HVAC hum and room reverberation. The buyer should still treat those figures as planning guidance rather than a guarantee for every room. Acoustic surfaces, speaker volume, furniture and background noise can all affect the experience.
HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone Scalable Room Coverage
Scalability is useful only when it is understood correctly. HP supports daisy-chaining in the Studio A2 architecture, but the number of microphones a buyer can deploy depends on the video endpoint. The maximum is not automatically eight in every room. Studio G62 supports up to eight A2 table microphones, Studio X72/V72 and X52/V52 support up to four, Studio X32 supports up to two, and Studio V12 supports one. This matrix should be checked before a bill of materials is prepared.
For larger layouts, the Audio Bridge is part of the Studio A2 room architecture and can distribute microphones across independent daisy chains. The exact bridge, PoE, network and room-system requirements depend on the chosen endpoint. A single Studio V12 is a special case because HP documents direct connection of one A2 table microphone without the Audio Bridge. This is why a quote request should include the existing video system rather than only the desired number of microphones.
HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone Installation and Cabling
Good conference-room audio can still become a poor user experience if the table is covered with loose cables or microphones move every time the room is cleaned. HP addresses that with a compact 92 mm square enclosure, an included magnetic mounting plate, a cable input and output, and a design that supports discreet routing. Installers can plan above-table routing or pass cables through the furniture for a cleaner finished room, subject to the table construction and site permissions.
The included cable set is practical for a first deployment: a 6 m JST-to-Phoenix input cable, a 2 m JST-to-Phoenix daisy-chain output cable and a 1.8 m JST-to-JST daisy-chain cable. HP’s Studio A2 architecture also documents digital transport supporting extended distances between devices, but cable planning should be validated against the actual topology instead of assuming an arbitrary extension cable will behave the same as the supported connection method.
Installation decision checklist
- Confirm exact microphone locations before drilling or fixing mounting plates.
- Check whether the table has cable trays, floor boxes or under-table power/network pathways.
- Keep service access in mind so a cable or microphone can be replaced later.
- Label multi-microphone runs during installation to make support easier.
- Test mute status, pickup behavior and room audio after the full system is configured.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
The biggest purchase risk is assuming that any number of A2 microphones can be added to any Poly room. Confirm the endpoint, supported quantity, room geometry and cabling architecture first; then choose the microphone count.
Configuration Fit
State the exact Poly room device and the number of table microphones you want to deploy. If the existing room is G62, X72, V72, X52, V52, X32 or V12, FourTeck can compare the requirement with HP’s supported microphone count and identify whether the requested quantity is within that limit.
Compatibility Check
Do not treat the A2 as a universal USB microphone. Confirm the room endpoint, bridge requirement, cable path and supported topology. Also check whether the planned table locations can accept the mounting plate and whether facilities policy allows through-table cabling.
Availability and Warranty
Current supply, regional part numbers and delivery timing can change. HP lists a standard one-year limited warranty for the black B22X6AA model, but the applicable warranty process can depend on region and supply channel. Ask for current availability and warranty guidance with the quote.
Quote Preparation
Provide room dimensions, table size, participant count, existing Poly endpoint, required quantity, delivery location, target installation date and whether you need room design or installation support. For multi-room projects, include the number and size of each room rather than sending one combined microphone quantity.
Also consider long-term room usage. If a meeting space may be expanded, divided, moved to another floor or standardized with other rooms, ask whether the selected endpoint leaves enough microphone capacity for the expected change. For organizations with several office locations, consistent part-number control and room documentation can matter as much as the hardware itself. A procurement team should know which rooms use a direct single-microphone connection, which use an Audio Bridge, which support multiple daisy chains, and which have installation constraints. These details reduce support confusion later and make future replacement or expansion easier.
Buying Support for Poly Meeting-Room Audio in the UAE
FourTeck supports product inquiries across Dubai and the UAE with assistance that begins before the purchase order. For the Studio A2, pre-sales review is particularly useful because endpoint compatibility and microphone quantity affect the bill of materials. Buyers can share the current Poly system, room size, seating layout, intended number of microphones, required delivery location and whether installation support is needed. FourTeck can then help organize the quotation around the actual room requirement.
Review the room endpoint, compatible microphone count, likely placement and related accessories before ordering.
Availability and delivery planning depend on part number, supplier status, quantity and project schedule. Current options should be confirmed during quotation.
FourTeck can help buyers understand the applicable warranty path and retain the correct product and purchase references for business records.
A quote request can cover a single microphone, a complete room refresh, or a multi-room collaboration project. Current availability is not presented as guaranteed because supply can vary by model, color, regional part number, order quantity and timing. Contact FourTeck Sales for an up-to-date purchase review.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman Purchase Assistance
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman can contact FourTeck for Poly meeting-room audio inquiries, configuration review and quotation support. The practical requirements are usually more important than the city itself: room size, endpoint model, seating layout, microphone count, installation method and project schedule determine what should be quoted.
For a one-room request, provide the existing conferencing system and room dimensions. For a multi-site rollout, it helps to list each room by type, such as huddle room, medium meeting room, boardroom or training space. FourTeck can then help separate the bill of materials by room so procurement teams can see where a single microphone is sufficient, where a larger Studio A2 layout may be required and where a different conferencing approach may be more suitable.
GCC and Africa Availability Guidance
FourTeck also receives business technology inquiries from selected GCC and Africa markets. Organizations in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Uganda and other regional locations can request guidance on Poly collaboration equipment through the relevant FourTeck inquiry channels. Availability, delivery options, warranty handling and installation support may vary by country, product type, supplier status and project scope.
For regional projects, the best starting point is a complete room list rather than a request for one accessory quantity. State the country, delivery city, number of rooms, existing Poly endpoints, microphone requirement, installation responsibility and target schedule. That allows the procurement discussion to distinguish hardware supply from site work and country-specific logistics.
Regional inquiry channels include FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda, FourTeck Africa and FourTeck Kuwait. Final support and delivery arrangements should be confirmed for the destination before purchase.
Other Poly Products Buyers May Need Around the Studio A2
The right related product depends on whether the project needs a compatible room endpoint, room control, a smaller-room alternative or a wider modular design. These FourTeck pages can help buyers continue the room-planning discussion.
Poly Studio G62
A modular conferencing platform and the Studio A2 endpoint with the highest listed table-microphone count. Consider it when the room design needs separate cameras, microphones, speakers or more advanced AV flexibility.
Poly Studio X72
A large-room all-in-one video bar that supports up to four Studio A2 table microphones. Useful where buyers prefer an integrated front-of-room system rather than a fully modular platform.
Poly Studio X32
A compact all-in-one video bar for smaller spaces. It supports up to two A2 table microphones, making it a different fit from the larger-room G62 or X72 approaches.
Poly TC10 Touch Controller
A room control and scheduling option for compatible Poly deployments. Consider it when the project also needs a dedicated meeting-control interface or room scheduling panel.
Poly Room-Size Guide
Useful when the buyer has not yet chosen the front-of-room system and needs to compare Poly options by small, medium or large meeting-space requirements.
HP Poly Installation Guidance
For projects that need more than product supply, review FourTeck’s meeting-room installation guidance covering planning, positioning, cabling and system configuration considerations.
A smaller room does not automatically need fewer accessories, and a large room does not automatically require the maximum microphone count. Table shape, participant distance, camera position, endpoint choice, acoustic conditions and future expansion all affect the correct design. FourTeck can help determine whether the A2 is the right extension accessory or whether another room approach should be considered.
Practical Support for a Product That Depends on Room Context
Conference-room accessories can look simple on a purchase list while hiding important design dependencies. A table microphone is a good example. The part number may be correct, yet the order can still be unsuitable if the endpoint does not support the planned quantity, the room needs an Audio Bridge, the table cannot accept the cable path, or the microphone positions do not match the actual seating plan. FourTeck’s role is to help the buyer surface those questions early.
Turn room dimensions, participant count and existing hardware into a clearer accessory requirement.
Check the Poly endpoint and supported microphone count before a quotation is finalized.
Structure single-room or multi-room requirements by model, quantity, accessories and delivery location.
Discuss mounting, cable routing and room-readiness considerations where installation support is requested.
Help buyers understand applicable warranty references and the importance of keeping purchase records and part numbers organized.
Identify when the requirement also involves a compatible Poly room system, controller, bridge, mounting or wider conferencing solution.
This approach is useful to procurement managers, IT administrators, AV teams, facilities staff and system integrators because each group sees a different part of the same room. Procurement needs a correct bill of materials, IT needs compatibility and manageability, AV teams need sensible device placement, and facilities teams need a physical installation that works with the furniture and cabling. Bringing those details together before purchase reduces avoidable changes during deployment.
HP Poly Studio A2 Table Microphone FAQ
What is the Studio A2 Table Microphone used for?
It is used to extend speech capture within compatible HP Poly meeting-room systems. Placing microphones on the conference table can improve coverage for participants who sit farther from the front-of-room video device. It is relevant to boardrooms, meeting rooms, training spaces and other collaboration environments where a dedicated table-level audio pickup point is required.
How far can one A2 microphone pick up speech?
HP lists a pickup radius up to 1.8 m when Poly NoiseBlockAI is off and up to 4.3 m when NoiseBlockAI is enabled in a compatible Studio A2 deployment. Actual room results depend on seating position, room acoustics, background noise and placement, so the published radius should be used as design guidance rather than the only planning factor.
How many Studio A2 microphones can I connect?
The supported number depends on the Poly endpoint. HP lists up to eight with Studio G62, up to four with Studio X72/V72 and X52/V52, up to two with Studio X32, and one with Studio V12. Confirm the room system before ordering because the microphone limit is not the same across every compatible Poly device.
Do I need the HP Poly Studio A2 Audio Bridge?
It depends on the room design. The Audio Bridge is part of larger Studio A2 architectures that connect multiple table microphones to compatible Poly room systems. HP documents Studio V12 as supporting one A2 table microphone connected directly without the Audio Bridge. For other endpoints and multi-microphone designs, confirm the required topology before purchase.
What comes in the box with the black B22X6AA model?
HP lists the black Studio A2 table microphone, mounting plate, 6 m JST-to-Phoenix input cable, 2 m JST-to-Phoenix daisy-chain output cable, 1.8 m JST-to-JST daisy-chain cable, quick start guide, safety guide and warranty card. Project-specific bridge, network, power or room-system components should be confirmed separately.
Is the microphone suitable for a large boardroom?
It can be part of a large-room audio design when paired with a compatible Poly endpoint and the correct number of microphones. Large boardrooms should be planned around table length, seating positions, acoustic conditions and endpoint limits. Studio G62 supports the largest listed A2 microphone count, making it particularly relevant to modular room designs requiring wider table coverage.
Can FourTeck help choose the correct microphone quantity?
Yes. Share the Poly endpoint, room dimensions, table size, seating plan and intended use. FourTeck can help review the supported microphone limit and discuss whether the planned quantity makes sense for the room. Final performance still depends on installation, acoustics and configuration, so room information is more useful than requesting quantity by guesswork.
Is it available in Dubai and across the UAE?
FourTeck supports inquiries for the product in Dubai and across the UAE. Current availability can vary by color, regional part number, supplier status, required quantity and project timing, so stock is not assumed. Request a quotation with the delivery location and target date to receive current purchasing guidance.
What should I send when requesting a business quote?
Send the required quantity, existing Poly room system, room and table dimensions, participant count, delivery location, target date, preferred color, installation requirement and any warranty expectations. For multi-room projects, list each room separately. This gives FourTeck enough context to identify compatibility questions and prepare a more useful quotation.
Need Help Planning the Right Studio A2 Layout?
FourTeck can review the existing Poly endpoint, room dimensions, seating plan, microphone quantity, compatibility, cable route, delivery location and warranty expectations before preparing a quote. This is especially useful when the room needs more than one microphone or forms part of a larger collaboration rollout.
Share these details for a faster review:
- Poly room-system model
- Room and table dimensions
- Participant count and required microphone quantity
- Delivery location and target date
- Installation or configuration support needed
