HP Poly Studio V52 USB Video Bar in Dubai, UAE
A professional room video bar for medium conference spaces that combines a 20 MP 4K camera, intelligent framing, microphones, dual speakers and flexible USB connectivity in one managed collaboration device.
The HP Poly Studio V52 is designed for organizations that want a more consistent hybrid-meeting experience than a laptop camera and tabletop speaker can provide. It suits PC-based meeting rooms and bring-your-own-device workflows where the organization wants familiar meeting applications while improving room coverage, participant framing and audio clarity. Exact room accessories, mounting, cable routing and host-computer requirements should be reviewed before ordering.
What the Studio V52 brings to a medium meeting room
The direct answer is simple: this is a room-grade USB conferencing system intended to improve how people are seen and heard when a medium-sized meeting space connects through a PC or Mac. Instead of depending on the host computer camera and speakers, the room gains a purpose-built 4K camera, intelligent framing, microphone pickup, dual speakers and centralized device-management options.
For a business buyer, the important distinction is that this is not a standalone meeting-room appliance with native meeting applications running on the bar. It is a premium USB video bar. The meeting application normally runs on a connected host computer or compatible PC-based room system, while the bar supplies the room audio and video. That approach can be attractive when an organization already standardizes Windows or macOS meeting-room PCs, supports bring-your-own-device sessions, or wants flexibility across different conferencing applications without replacing the room audio and video hardware every time a software preference changes.
The camera uses a 20 MP sensor for 4K Ultra HD video, with a 95-degree horizontal field of view, 110-degree diagonal field of view and 5x digital zoom. Poly DirectorAI adds speaker framing, people framing, group framing and a configurable perimeter capability. These modes matter in practical meetings because a medium room may have six or ten seats but only two or three people in attendance. Intelligent framing can reduce the empty-table effect and give remote participants a clearer visual relationship with the people who are actually speaking.
Audio is equally important. Integrated microphones and dual speakers are designed for room conversations, while Poly NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence technologies help control distracting sounds and voices outside the intended meeting area. HP lists audio pickup up to 20 feet, or 6.09 metres, for the V52 in its medium-room comparison. That makes room dimensions, seating layout, wall surfaces and the position of the display important buying inputs rather than details to consider after purchase.
For UAE buyers, FourTeck can help translate those technical capabilities into a practical room plan. Share the room dimensions, number of seats, display count, meeting platform, host-computer model, mounting preference and expected meeting style. That information helps determine whether the V52 is the right fit, whether an accessory or expansion microphone should be considered, and whether a smaller or larger Poly option would be more appropriate for the space.
Key business benefits for hybrid collaboration
The strongest reason to consider this video bar is not one specification in isolation. Its value comes from combining camera intelligence, room audio, USB flexibility and device management into a repeatable meeting-room design.
People stay visually present in the conversation
DirectorAI can frame the active speaker, the group or individual participants rather than forcing every remote attendee to watch one static wide shot. In a room that is only partly occupied, this helps remote colleagues see faces at a more useful scale. In a busy hybrid meeting, speaker framing can also reduce the need for someone in the room to manually adjust the camera. The business outcome is a meeting that feels less dependent on one person operating the technology and more focused on the discussion itself.
Clearer speech in real office conditions
Conference rooms often contain HVAC noise, keyboard clicks, corridor conversations and reflective surfaces. NoiseBlockAI is designed to reduce distracting sounds, while Acoustic Fence can help create an audio boundary around the meeting area. These tools do not replace sensible room acoustics, but they can improve the consistency of speech pickup when the physical space is less than ideal.
Use the room with familiar host applications
Because the bar connects through USB to a PC or Mac, organizations can keep the meeting application on the host computer. This can suit teams that use Microsoft Teams, Zoom and other conferencing workflows across different customer meetings. The room hardware remains consistent while the host controls the call, subject to platform, operating-system and room-computer compatibility.
A manageable device rather than an isolated peripheral
Poly Lens gives IT teams a way to configure devices, apply updates and obtain management visibility. That matters when the business is standardizing several rooms, because maintaining consistent settings and firmware across multiple locations becomes more practical than treating each meeting bar as a separate unmanaged accessory.
One bar concentrates the core room functions
Camera, microphones and speakers are integrated into the same unit. For many medium rooms this can simplify the bill of materials compared with sourcing separate USB cameras, speakerphones and mounting arrangements. Buyers should still plan the host computer, display, cabling and mount, but the central audio-video device is consolidated.
A clearer path to repeatable medium-room deployments
When a company needs more than one conference room, consistency becomes a cost-control issue. Standardizing a known camera angle, management process, USB workflow and support model can reduce variation between rooms. The V52 is most useful when the room size and seating layout genuinely fit its coverage. FourTeck can help buyers review a standard room template and identify where a smaller V12, a larger V72 or an all-in-one room appliance may make more sense.
A premium USB bar with a stronger medium-room feature set
The V52 sits above entry-level USB bars by combining a higher-resolution 20 MP 4K camera with a focused 95-degree horizontal field of view and multiple DirectorAI framing modes. The lens view is wide enough for medium meeting spaces without being designed as an ultra-wide huddle-room camera. The 5x digital zoom gives the framing engine additional scope to bring people closer within the image, while the perimeter feature can help an administrator define where the camera should concentrate its framing.
The audio system includes integrated microphones and dual speakers, with noise-reduction features intended to keep speech more intelligible when the room contains typical office distractions. HP lists pickup coverage up to 6.09 metres, but practical results still depend on room geometry, seating position and acoustic conditions. Buyers planning a long boardroom table or difficult acoustics should review whether optional microphone expansion or a different room design is needed.
Connectivity goes beyond the single USB host link. The hardware includes Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities for device functions and management, plus HDMI and USB service or provisioning connections with specific usage limitations. These ports should not be assumed to behave like ordinary consumer AV inputs and outputs. The safest approach is to design the room around the documented USB conferencing workflow and confirm any specialized provisioning requirement before purchase.
Technical specifications
The table below reflects confirmed specifications for part A09D4AA. Some deployment details depend on firmware, host-computer capability, selected accessories and meeting-room design, so commercial quotations should be checked against the final requirement.
| Specification | Confirmed detail | Buyer note |
|---|---|---|
| Brand / model | HP Poly Studio V52, A09D4AA | Confirm regional part number on quote. |
| Product type | Premium USB video bar | Designed for medium conference spaces. |
| Camera | 20 MP, 4K Ultra HD, 30 fps | Host application and bandwidth can affect delivered meeting quality. |
| Field of view | 95° horizontal; 110° diagonal | Check room width and nearest seat position. |
| Zoom | 5x digital | Used with intelligent framing to improve subject scale. |
| Smart camera | DirectorAI speaker framing, people framing, group framing, perimeter | Choose framing modes to match seating and room boundaries. |
| Microphones and speakers | Two MEMS microphones, two second-order microphones; integrated dual speakers | Room acoustics and seating distance remain important. |
| Audio pickup | Up to 20 ft / 6.09 m in HP medium-room comparison | Validate long-table layouts and noisy rooms. |
| Noise technologies | Poly NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence | Useful for reducing common office distractions. |
| Host and network ports | 1 USB-C 5 Gbps; 1 RJ-45 10/100/1G Ethernet; 1 RJ-11 | Primary conferencing workflow uses USB to host computer. |
| Additional ports | 2 HDMI-out 2.0 for provisioning support only; 1 HDMI-in 1.4 not supported; 2 USB-A 5 Gbps disabled by default and configurable through Poly Lens | Do not plan ordinary AV switching around these ports without validation. |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax with MIMO; Bluetooth 5.0, audio sink not supported | Wireless capabilities do not replace the USB meeting-host connection. |
| Security management | AES 128/256-bit encryption; authenticated admin, web and API access; local password policy controls | Review settings against corporate device-management policy. |
| Power | External supply; 37 VA at listed 120 V / 230 V ranges | Plan a nearby power outlet and cable path. |
| Dimensions / weight | 769.5 x 115.2 x 103 mm; 2.54 kg | Confirm display and mount suitability. |
| Operating environment | 0 to 40 °C; 15% to 80% operating humidity | Use in conditioned indoor meeting spaces. |
| In the box | Monitor clamp, privacy cover, AC power adapter, power cable, HDMI cable, USB-C to USB-C cable, documentation and video bar | Confirm any additional wall/VESA mount or cable extension requirement. |
| Manufacturer warranty | Poly standard one-year limited warranty for A09D4AA | Regional terms and additional service options should be confirmed on quotation. |
Camera resolution is only one part of room suitability. Buyers should first verify how far the nearest and furthest seats are from the bar, whether the 95-degree horizontal view covers the seating area, whether the host computer has the required USB connection and processing capability, and whether the display or wall location can support the mount and cable path. If the room is unusually wide, long, acoustically difficult or intended for very large groups, a different Poly architecture may provide a better result. FourTeck can review these practical details before the quote is finalized.
Configuration and buyer guidance
The correct configuration starts with the room, not with the product name. Before ordering, confirm how the meeting space will actually be used, which computer will host calls, and what people at the far end of the table need to see and hear.
Measure the room and seating envelope
Record room width, depth, table length, number of seats and the expected mounting position. The most important risk is buying a medium-room bar for a space whose far seats sit beyond practical camera or microphone coverage. A floor plan or simple measurements make model selection much more reliable.
Check the host PC or Mac
The meeting software typically runs on the connected computer. Confirm operating system, available USB-C connectivity, security policy, conferencing application and whether the room uses a dedicated PC or visiting laptops. USB extenders, docks or adapters should be validated rather than assumed compatible.
Design the display and mounting position
The supplied monitor clamp may suit some installations, while wall or VESA mounting can be more appropriate for fixed meeting-room displays. Check display dimensions, mounting clearances, power outlet position and the path for USB and other cables before installers arrive.
Decide whether microphone expansion is needed
The integrated microphones are designed for medium rooms, but a long table, unusual seating pattern, soft-spoken users or challenging acoustics can change the requirement. Optional expansion microphone choices should be matched to the specific deployment and supported firmware.
Plan management before multi-room rollout
For several rooms, decide who will own Poly Lens administration, firmware updates, configuration baselines and support escalation. Consistent naming, network access and update windows can make a distributed deployment easier to maintain.
Send the right information with the enquiry
For a useful quotation, provide quantity, room dimensions, number of seats, platform, host-computer type, display count, preferred mounting method, delivery location, target date and any installation or extended support expectation. FourTeck can then review the requirement instead of quoting only from the model name.
Ideal business use cases
This model is most compelling when a business needs better room audio and video but wants the meeting application to remain on a connected computer. The following use cases reflect that USB-first design.
Primary fit: medium corporate meeting rooms
A six-to-twelve-seat style conference room often needs a camera that can frame several people, microphones that can reach across a table and speakers strong enough for everyone to follow the remote conversation. The Studio V52 is designed around medium-room use and can be paired with a dedicated room PC or a controlled BYOD process. It is particularly useful where the organization wants a fixed room camera and audio system but does not want the meeting bar itself to dictate the conferencing platform.
Client presentation rooms
Sales, consulting and professional-services teams may host customers on different platforms. A USB bar lets the room use the client or host application on the connected computer while keeping the same room camera and audio. Buyers should define who provides the host computer and how guest devices connect so the workflow remains simple.
Hybrid team collaboration
Teams that regularly include remote colleagues benefit from intelligent framing because the camera can adapt when only part of the room is occupied. People framing and speaker framing can help remote participants see who is contributing rather than viewing a distant static table shot throughout the call.
Training and project review spaces
Project teams, trainers and technical groups often need a room that handles discussion as well as screen sharing. The bar can supply room camera and sound while the host computer manages the chosen collaboration application. For training spaces with participants spread far from the display, confirm the camera angle and microphone reach before standardizing the design.
Multi-office room standardization
Organizations with several branches can use a repeatable USB-room design when the room dimensions are similar. Standardizing the bar, host PC requirements, mounting, firmware policy and user instructions can make support more predictable. Poly Lens can support centralized administration of compatible Poly devices.
When another design may be better
A small huddle room may not need the V52 feature set, while a very large boardroom may require broader camera coverage, longer audio reach or a modular architecture. A business that wants native room applications without a PC may prefer an all-in-one Poly Studio X-series model. FourTeck can help compare room size, desired user experience and platform strategy before the hardware is selected.
Poly Studio V52: intelligent camera framing for real meetings
The immediate answer for buyers asking whether the camera can adapt to changing attendance is yes: DirectorAI provides multiple framing modes, including speaker, people and group framing, plus a perimeter feature. The value is not simply that the camera moves the picture. It is that the room can present people differently depending on how the meeting is actually being used.
Group framing is useful when the remote side needs context for the full table. Speaker framing can emphasize the active contributor. People framing can give individual participants stronger visual presence when several people are seated around the room. DirectorAI Perimeter adds another control layer by letting administrators define the area the system should treat as the meeting space. That can be valuable in glass-walled rooms or open office locations where movement outside the intended meeting zone could otherwise become visually distracting.
The 20 MP sensor, 95-degree horizontal view and 5x digital zoom provide the optical foundation for this framing system. Buyers should still consider seat placement. A camera cannot create an ideal view if participants sit far outside the intended field or if the bar is mounted too high, too low or off-center. The best deployment aligns the camera with the room geometry and then uses framing automation to refine the experience.
Poly Studio V52: room audio designed around speech clarity
For medium-room conferencing, audio problems usually damage a meeting faster than video limitations. The V52 combines integrated microphones, dual speakers, NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence technologies so the room has a coordinated audio system rather than separate devices with different pickup and playback behaviour.
NoiseBlockAI is intended to reduce distracting non-speech sounds that can enter a call, while Acoustic Fence helps focus pickup within the intended meeting area. These capabilities are especially relevant in offices near corridors, open work areas or other rooms where voices and ambient sounds can leak into a conference space. They should be treated as audio-control tools, not as a substitute for doors, acoustic treatment or sensible room design.
HP positions the V52 with an audio pickup range up to 20 feet, or 6.09 metres. That figure is useful for early planning, but buyers should consider real seating distances and room surfaces. A long stone or glass room can behave very differently from a carpeted meeting space of the same dimensions. If participants will sit near or beyond the expected pickup envelope, discuss microphone expansion or a larger-room design before ordering.
Poly Studio V52: USB flexibility and managed deployment
The V52 is a good match for businesses that want premium room audio and video without locking the room into a single embedded meeting application. Connect it to a compatible PC or Mac, run the conferencing application on that host, and use the bar as the camera, microphone and speaker system. That can support a dedicated room-PC model or a carefully designed BYOD workflow.
The design still needs discipline. USB cable length, adapters, docks, host security policy and the physical location of the PC can all affect a room deployment. For fixed rooms, a dedicated computer often creates a more repeatable user experience. For BYOD rooms, the organization should define exactly how visitors connect, whether a USB-C dock is involved and how power delivery to laptops is handled, because the included video-bar cable is not the same thing as a complete desk-style docking solution.
Check the host
Confirm the room PC or Mac meets the conferencing application’s requirements and has a supported USB path to the bar.
Check the cabling
Long cable runs may require validated extension products. Do not assume passive extension will preserve reliable video and audio.
Plan device management
Poly Lens can help IT teams configure, update and monitor supported devices across multiple rooms from a more consistent management process.
Keep platform strategy separate
The bar is certified for Microsoft Teams and Zoom, while other supported conferencing workflows can run through the connected computer. Validate the exact application and host combination planned for the room.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
The main purchase risk is selecting a premium camera bar by model name without checking the room and host workflow. A correct order should match camera coverage, audio reach, host-computer connection, mounting, management and warranty expectations to the actual meeting space.
Configuration Fit
Confirm room width and depth, table layout, seat count, mounting point and the distance from the bar to the furthest regular participant. The 95-degree horizontal field of view and up-to-6.09-metre audio pickup guidance are useful starting points, but they should be considered together.
Also decide whether the room needs a fixed PC or BYOD use. If every meeting relies on a visiting laptop, test the intended USB connection and user workflow before rolling the design out widely.
Compatibility Check
Check the exact meeting application, host operating system, USB connectivity and any dock or extender in the signal path. If the room uses corporate endpoint security, confirm drivers, USB-device controls and network access required for management.
Do not treat the HDMI ports as general-purpose display routing without validation. HP identifies the HDMI outputs as provisioning support only and the HDMI input as not supported on the listed specification.
Availability and Warranty
Availability can change with regional part number, project quantity and supplier status. Ask for the exact part number on the quotation and confirm what mounting hardware, cables and power accessories are included for that part.
HP lists a Poly standard one-year limited warranty for A09D4AA. If your procurement policy requires longer coverage, on-site service or a specific response level, raise that requirement before the purchase rather than assuming it is part of the base product.
Quote Preparation
A useful request should include quantity, city, required date, room dimensions, seat count, display size and count, conferencing platform, host PC or Mac, preferred mount, network constraints and installation requirement.
For multi-room projects, add a room schedule showing which spaces are small, medium or large. FourTeck can then help identify where the V52 is suitable and where an alternative model may avoid overspending or under-specifying the room.
UAE availability, configuration and service guidance
FourTeck supports enquiries for the HP Poly Studio V52 across Dubai and the wider UAE. Availability may vary according to the regional part number, supplier position, project quantity and the accessories required for the final room design. For that reason, the most useful enquiry is one that combines the requested model with basic room and deployment information rather than asking only whether the bar is available.
FourTeck can review room size, seating, platform preference, host-computer design and accessory needs so buyers can confirm whether the medium-room V52 is appropriate or whether another Poly model should be considered.
Delivery planning can be coordinated around the requested quantity and project location. Timing depends on current supplier status and the exact configuration, so no unconfirmed stock or same-day delivery claim is assumed on this page.
The listed A09D4AA specification carries a Poly standard one-year limited warranty. FourTeck can help buyers confirm the applicable regional warranty terms and discuss additional service expectations where the project requires them.
Support for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman projects
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman can contact FourTeck for product availability enquiries, room-fit guidance, quote assistance and delivery coordination. A single project may include different room sizes, so FourTeck can review whether the same model should be used everywhere or whether a mix of small-, medium- and large-room products is more practical.
For office fit-outs and multi-site rollouts, share the room schedule, target installation date, meeting platform, display plan and required quantity. This helps procurement teams receive a more useful equipment recommendation and gives IT teams an opportunity to standardize host-computer requirements, management and user experience before deployment. Final availability and delivery timing remain dependent on the selected part number and supplier status.
GCC and Africa availability support
FourTeck also receives business technology enquiries from selected GCC and Africa markets. Organizations planning regional meeting-room standards can discuss requirements for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Uganda and other supported markets through the relevant FourTeck enquiry channels. Product availability, import requirements, delivery options, warranty handling and service scope can vary by country, so a UAE quotation should not be assumed to apply unchanged to another market.
For regional projects, provide the destination country, quantity by location, required date, room profile and whether the project requires hardware supply only or broader configuration assistance. This allows the sales team to separate product-selection questions from country-specific commercial and logistics requirements. Buyers can begin with FourTeck UAE, or use regional channels such as FourTeck Kuwait, FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda and FourTeck Africa where relevant.
Other Poly options buyers may consider
Choosing between Poly models is mainly a room-size and operating-model decision. A smaller USB bar can make sense for a compact room, a larger premium bar may suit wider or deeper spaces, and an all-in-one model may be more appropriate when the business wants native room applications instead of a host PC.
Poly Studio V72
Consider the V72 when the room is larger and requires the premium USB operating model with broader camera architecture and longer-room coverage. The decision should be driven by the space rather than by choosing the higher model number automatically.
Poly Studio X52
The X52 is an all-in-one video bar for medium rooms. It is a stronger comparison when the buyer wants room applications integrated into the device rather than relying on a PC or Mac for every call. Platform licensing and room workflow should be reviewed as part of the choice.
Poly Studio V12
A premium USB option aimed at small rooms. It can be a better fit when seating is close to the display and the wider medium-room coverage of the V52 is unnecessary.
Poly Studio USB
An established USB video bar for medium rooms with a different camera and feature profile. Buyers should compare required framing technology, field of view and management needs.
Poly Studio R30
A compact USB video bar aimed at smaller conferencing spaces. It may be enough when the room does not require the V52 camera specification or medium-room audio reach.
Why business buyers contact FourTeck
A meeting-room product can be technically correct and still deliver a poor project result if the room size, cables, host computer, platform or mounting plan are wrong. FourTeck focuses buying support on those practical details so business customers can move from a model request to a clearer deployment requirement.
Assistance with product sourcing enquiries and project quantities without making unconfirmed stock claims.
Room dimensions, host design, platform, accessories and mounting can be reviewed before the quotation is finalized.
Commercial requests can be structured around the exact model, quantity, delivery destination and required project scope.
Delivery planning can be discussed once the selected part number, quantity and supplier status are confirmed.
Buyers can confirm the applicable manufacturer warranty and raise any extended service expectation before ordering.
If the requested product is not the best room fit, FourTeck can help compare smaller, larger or all-in-one Poly alternatives based on the requirement.
This approach is particularly useful for SMB and enterprise projects where procurement needs a clear bill of materials and IT needs a supportable room design. It also helps avoid purchasing an accessory or higher-capacity model simply because it appears in a similar product family. For direct assistance, use the FourTeck contact page and include the room information described above.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Studio V52 used for?
It is a premium USB video bar for medium conference rooms. The device provides the room camera, microphones and speakers, while a connected PC or Mac normally runs the meeting application. It is suitable for hybrid meetings, client calls, project collaboration and standardized PC-based rooms where the organization wants stronger room audio and video than a laptop can provide.
Is this model suitable for a medium boardroom?
It can be suitable when the boardroom dimensions, seating distance and camera position fall within the intended medium-room design. HP lists a 95-degree horizontal field of view and audio pickup up to 20 feet, or 6.09 metres. For a long or unusually wide boardroom, send FourTeck the room measurements so coverage can be reviewed before purchase.
Does it work with Microsoft Teams and Zoom?
HP lists the V52 as certified for Microsoft Teams and Zoom. The bar connects to a PC or Mac for video calls, so the meeting application and account normally run on that host. If your organization uses a specific room-PC image, operating system, dock or security policy, confirm that complete host setup as part of the deployment plan.
Can it frame individual participants automatically?
Yes. Poly DirectorAI provides people framing as well as speaker and group framing. This can improve visual presence when several participants share the room. The system also supports DirectorAI Perimeter, which can help define the intended framing area. Results still depend on camera position, room geometry, lighting and whether people sit within the supported view.
What should I check before buying for a BYOD room?
Confirm how visiting laptops will connect to the USB bar, whether adapters or docks are needed, how power is supplied to the laptop, which meeting applications users are expected to run, and whether the cable path is practical. A good BYOD design should make the connection obvious to users and avoid relying on untested USB extenders or adapters.
Can FourTeck help with installation planning?
FourTeck can help buyers review the deployment requirement, including room size, display location, mounting preference, host-computer connection, accessories and delivery needs. Installation scope can vary by project, so provide the site location, number of rooms and any cabling or mounting expectations when requesting the quotation.
What warranty is listed for part A09D4AA?
HP lists a Poly standard one-year limited warranty for A09D4AA. The exact service process and any optional extended coverage can vary by region and commercial arrangement. If your company requires a longer term, specific response time or project-level support commitment, include that requirement with the enquiry so it can be reviewed before purchase.
Is the V52 available in Dubai and the UAE?
FourTeck can support current availability enquiries in Dubai and across the UAE. Availability may depend on regional part number, quantity, supplier status and any required accessories. Request a current quote rather than relying on a fixed stock assumption, and include your delivery location and target date so the commercial team can check the most relevant option.
How do I choose between V52, V72 and X52?
Start with room size and operating model. The V52 targets medium rooms with a USB host workflow. The V72 is a larger-room premium USB option. The X52 is an all-in-one video bar for medium rooms and is more relevant when the business wants native room applications rather than depending on a PC for every call. FourTeck can compare these paths using your room plan.
Can businesses request bulk supply for several meeting rooms?
Yes, business buyers can request project quantities. For the best planning, provide a room schedule instead of only the total device count. Identify how many rooms are small, medium and large, the platform used at each site, delivery locations and required dates. This makes it easier to standardize where appropriate while avoiding one-model-fits-all purchasing across different room types.
Need help confirming the right room configuration?
FourTeck can review the intended room, user count, host computer, conferencing platform, display setup, mounting requirement, quantity, delivery location and warranty expectations before preparing a quote. That review helps determine whether the requested bar fits the room or whether another Poly model should be considered.
Share the room dimensions, number of seats, preferred platform, host PC or Mac, display count, quantity, delivery location and target date.
