Yealink MCore OPS G2 in Dubai, UAE
A Windows 11 IoT Enterprise modular compute unit designed for compatible Yealink MeetingBoard and MeetingBoard Pro collaboration displays.
It is built for organizations that want capable local processing, 4K HDMI input, modern wireless connectivity and enterprise security controls inside a clean OPS-style deployment. FourTeck can help buyers confirm board compatibility, project quantity, room-platform requirements and the correct G2 or G2T variant before quotation.
16GB DDR5 + 256GB SSD
4K HDMI-IN
A cleaner way to add Windows compute to Yealink MeetingBoard rooms
The MCore-OPS-G2 is a purpose-built modular computer for the Yealink MeetingBoard family. Instead of installing a separate desktop or mini PC near the display, the module is designed to integrate with supported MeetingBoard and MeetingBoard Pro systems. That approach matters in modern conference rooms because fewer external boxes can mean simpler cable planning, less equipment to mount, and a more controlled installation behind or within the collaboration display.
At its core is an Intel Core Ultra 5 125H processor with an integrated neural processing unit rated at 34 TOPS by Yealink. The standard G2 specification also includes 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 256GB SSD. For meeting-room workloads, those components are intended to provide responsive local computing for collaboration applications, content handling and room-control tasks without turning the room into a general-purpose workstation environment. The module arrives with Windows 11 IoT Enterprise x64, giving IT teams a Windows-based foundation for the deployment.
The unit supports an HDMI input for 4K content sharing, an HDMI output, two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, one USB 3.0 Type-C port without DisplayPort output, a dedicated MTouch RJ-45 port and a separate LAN RJ-45 port. Wireless connectivity includes Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. Yealink also lists EDID and CEC support, which can improve display and signal coordination in a meeting-room workflow, while TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot and Kernel DMA protections give administrators useful platform-level security features.
For UAE buyers, the most important purchasing question is not simply whether the module has enough CPU power. It is whether the exact MeetingBoard, meeting platform, room controller, network policy and deployment plan match the selected variant. The standard G2 and the G2T share the same core hardware specification, but the G2T is positioned with Microsoft Teams Rooms application and Yealink RoomConnect preloaded. FourTeck can review the room requirement before quotation so procurement teams can order the version that fits the intended collaboration workflow.
Why this modular compute approach can simplify meeting-room projects
The value is less about owning another PC and more about building a predictable collaboration room with compute, connectivity and security in a purpose-specific form factor.
Reduce external-room hardware
An embedded OPS design can remove the need to position a separate compute box beside the display. For AV teams, this can make mounting, cable routing and service planning easier. It is particularly valuable in executive rooms and customer-facing spaces where visible equipment should be kept to a minimum. A cleaner physical design also helps facilities and IT teams document the room as one managed solution rather than a collection of unrelated components.
Modern local compute
Intel Core Ultra 5 processing, DDR5 memory and SSD storage provide a current hardware platform for meeting applications, presentation content and day-to-day room operations. Buyers gain more headroom for multitasking than older-generation room compute modules without having to treat the room as a full desktop environment.
4K HDMI input workflow
The HDMI input supports high-resolution wired content sharing. This is useful when a room needs a straightforward physical presentation path for guest laptops, secure devices or other sources where wireless sharing is not preferred. EDID support helps the system communicate display capabilities more predictably.
Security features for managed rooms
TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot and Kernel DMA protection provide useful controls for organizations that manage meeting-room computers as part of their endpoint estate. These capabilities do not replace enterprise security policies, but they give administrators a stronger platform for enforcing trusted boot and device protection practices.
Wired and wireless options
LAN, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, HDMI and USB interfaces give the deployment team multiple ways to connect network, control and peripheral devices. The dedicated MTouch port also keeps the room-controller path distinct from the standard LAN connection.
Clearer room standardization
Organizations deploying multiple MeetingBoard rooms can standardize on a consistent compute layer, making configuration records, spare planning and user support easier to manage. The exact platform image, applications and update policy should still be confirmed before project rollout.
Hardware and room functions that shape the buying decision
The most useful highlights are the ones that affect installation, compatibility and the day-to-day meeting experience. The processor and memory matter, but so do the dedicated room interfaces, the Windows preload and the difference between the standard and Teams-oriented variants.
For projects moving from an Android-only collaboration display to a Windows room workflow, the module provides a direct path to local Windows compute. Buyers should still verify the exact MeetingBoard generation and any required meeting-platform licenses, because the compute hardware does not remove those project dependencies.
Confirmed MCore-OPS-G2 specifications
The table below reflects the manufacturer specification for the standard G2 model. Platform applications and final compatibility should be checked against the exact MeetingBoard deployment.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / model | Yealink MCore-OPS-G2, part number 1303292 |
| Product type | Modular computing solution for MeetingBoard / MeetingBoard Pro Series |
| Operating system | Windows 11 IoT Enterprise x64 |
| Processor | Intel Core Ultra 5 125H |
| NPU | Built-in neural processing unit, 34 TOPS |
| Memory | 16GB DDR5, 2 x 8GB |
| Storage | 256GB SSD |
| Video interfaces | 1 x HDMI input, 1 x HDMI output; 4K casting via HDMI-IN |
| USB | 2 x USB 3.0 Type-A, 1 x USB 3.0 Type-C without DisplayPort |
| Network / control | 1 x LAN RJ-45, 1 x MTouch RJ-45 |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 6 IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| BIOS / security | TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot, Kernel DMA protection, CEC, custom boot logo support |
| Dimensions | 180 x 119 x 30 mm |
| Weight | 0.7 kg |
| Input power | 12–19V, 4.7–7.5A |
| Operating environment | -10°C to 50°C, 10% to 90% humidity |
| Package contents | MCore-OPS-G2, 2 antennas, 2 screws, screwdriver, quick start guide |
How should buyers read these specifications? The processor, memory and storage are fixed characteristics of the current published G2 hardware, but a successful room deployment depends on more than raw compute. Confirm the MeetingBoard model, required operating mode, Microsoft Teams Rooms or other application plan, controller requirements, network access and any security policies that apply to Windows devices.
The USB-C port does not provide DisplayPort video output, so buyers should not assume it behaves like a general laptop USB-C dock port. HDMI remains the relevant video interface. Likewise, Wi-Fi 6 can be useful for flexible networking, but many managed meeting rooms still use wired Ethernet for predictable connectivity and policy enforcement. FourTeck can help identify these practical dependencies before the purchase order is finalized.
Configuration and buyer guidance
The biggest purchase risk is selecting the compute module before confirming how the room will actually be used. A short design review can prevent mismatched platform, controller or cabling decisions.
Which MeetingBoard and meeting platform are you deploying?
Start with the exact MeetingBoard or MeetingBoard Pro model and the room software plan. The G2 hardware uses Windows 11 IoT Enterprise, while the G2T variant is the one Yealink lists with Microsoft Teams Rooms App and Yealink RoomConnect preloaded. If the goal is a dedicated Teams room, selecting only by hardware name can create unnecessary installation work later.
Check room peripherals
List any MTouch controller, USB devices, HDMI sources and network requirements. Confirm that each connection is supported and that cable routes are realistic for the board position.
Network and security policy
Decide whether the room will use wired LAN or Wi-Fi 6, how Windows endpoints are enrolled, and whether firewall, proxy, certificate or endpoint-management rules affect deployment.
Licensing and tenant readiness
A compute module is only one part of a managed room. Confirm meeting-platform licensing, room resource accounts, sign-in policy and any organization-specific deployment prerequisites before installation day.
Plan for multiple rooms
For multi-room projects, define one standard room bill of materials, one image/update process and one support owner. Consistency reduces troubleshooting time after rollout.
For a useful quote, send FourTeck the exact MeetingBoard model, required quantity, meeting platform, room-controller requirement, delivery location and target installation date. If the project includes multiple room types, describe how many small, medium and large rooms are involved so alternatives can be reviewed where necessary.
Where the OPS G2 fits in business collaboration environments
It is best viewed as a room-compute component, not as a general office PC. The strongest use cases are spaces already centered on compatible Yealink MeetingBoard displays.
Dedicated Windows meeting rooms
Organizations standardizing on Windows-based collaboration can use the module to place compute directly with the MeetingBoard. This is useful where IT wants dedicated room behavior rather than depending on users to connect personal laptops. The room becomes a managed endpoint with a consistent operating system, defined software stack and repeatable support process.
Executive boardrooms
Boardrooms often benefit from hidden infrastructure and fewer visible cables. The embedded form factor supports a cleaner presentation while still offering HDMI, LAN, USB and controller connectivity.
Training and education rooms
Spaces that combine local presentation with remote participants can use the HDMI input for wired 4K content and the MeetingBoard as the main collaboration surface. The exact software and peripheral plan should be validated for the teaching workflow.
Multi-office room standards
Companies with several UAE or regional offices can define a consistent MeetingBoard room architecture. Standard hardware makes support documentation, spares, security baselines and user expectations easier to align across locations.
Customer-facing collaboration spaces
Consulting, design, property, engineering and professional-service teams can use an integrated MeetingBoard setup for presentations and hybrid discussions without cluttering the room with extra compute hardware.
MCore OPS G2 Intel Core Ultra 5 compute platform
The Intel Core Ultra 5 125H gives the module a current-generation processing foundation for meeting-room applications and local content workflows. Yealink highlights the processor’s built-in NPU at 34 TOPS, which provides dedicated acceleration capacity for supported AI-oriented workloads. That specification is useful as a platform capability, but buyers should not assume every room application automatically uses the NPU in the same way.
The practical benefit is headroom. With 16GB DDR5 memory and SSD storage, the system can handle the operating environment, room software and presentation tasks without relying on slower legacy storage or low-memory configurations. For IT teams, this can support a longer room lifecycle where software requirements evolve over time. The correct purchasing question is therefore not whether the processor is powerful in isolation, but whether the complete MeetingBoard environment is standardized enough to make use of that capability reliably.
MCore OPS G2 connectivity and 4K presentation handling
A collaboration-room computer is only useful if it connects cleanly to the room. This model provides separate HDMI input and output, two USB-A ports, one USB-C data port, a LAN connection and a dedicated MTouch connection. Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 add wireless options, while EDID and CEC support help coordinate display behavior and source signaling.
Before ordering, map every required room connection. If the installation includes external cameras, microphones, content sources or control devices, confirm which interfaces are consumed by the standard room design. This avoids discovering after installation that a port has already been allocated to another part of the system.
MCore OPS G2 security and managed-room controls
Meeting-room PCs often sit in shared spaces, remain signed in for long periods and interact with users who are not local administrators. That makes platform protection especially important. Yealink lists TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot and Kernel DMA protection among the BIOS capabilities of this model. These controls help establish a stronger baseline for device trust and boot integrity when they are combined with an organization’s endpoint policies.
Decision checklist
- Confirm Windows device-management method.
- Check required update and reboot windows.
- Review network segmentation for room devices.
- Confirm USB-device restrictions if applicable.
- Define who owns room credentials and recovery procedures.
Why it matters
Hardware security features are most valuable when the room is treated as a managed endpoint, not an appliance that is installed and forgotten. Procurement teams should involve IT operations early enough to confirm enrollment, update responsibility, access control and support ownership. FourTeck can help gather the hardware and room requirements, while organization-specific security policy remains the customer’s responsibility.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
The main risk is ordering a technically correct module that does not match the planned room platform, MeetingBoard model or deployment process. Confirm the room architecture first, then purchase the compute.
Configuration Fit
Confirm whether the standard G2 or G2T variant is required. The hardware core is similar, but the G2T is published with Microsoft Teams Rooms App and Yealink RoomConnect preloaded. Also confirm whether the 16GB memory and 256GB SSD match the approved room design rather than assuming the module can be upgraded like a desktop PC.
Compatibility Check
Provide the exact MeetingBoard or MeetingBoard Pro model, controller requirement, connected USB devices, network design and any presentation sources. Check the USB-C limitation, HDMI paths and physical OPS compatibility. A model-name match alone is not enough for a multi-component room.
Availability and Warranty
Availability can change by supplier, quantity and project date. Warranty terms can also depend on the sales channel and region. Ask for the current commercial offer, warranty guidance and delivery expectation together so procurement can compare the complete supply position rather than hardware price alone.
Quote Preparation
Send the model, quantity, MeetingBoard size, room platform, delivery location, target date and installation scope. For larger projects, include room counts and whether all rooms use the same design. This gives FourTeck enough context to identify the right variant and flag missing accessories before quotation.
Is this model suitable for a small office?
Yes, if the office already uses a compatible MeetingBoard and needs a dedicated Windows-based room experience. It may be unnecessary for a simple huddle space where users only connect laptops by USB or wireless presentation. The room workflow should decide the architecture. FourTeck can help compare an integrated OPS approach with a simpler video bar or bring-your-own-device design when the requirement is still open.
Buying support for Dubai and UAE meeting-room projects
FourTeck supports product inquiries across Dubai and the UAE with assistance for model selection, compatibility review, quotation, delivery coordination and warranty guidance. Availability may vary based on supplier status, selected variant, project quantity and the required delivery date, so the current position should be confirmed before a purchase order is raised.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman project coverage
Businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman can contact FourTeck for current product availability, compatibility guidance and quotation support. Meeting-room projects often involve more than a single product line item, so buyers are encouraged to share the complete room requirement, including MeetingBoard model, controller, network connection, quantity and any installation constraints.
For a single-room replacement, the goal may simply be to confirm the exact part number and delivery requirement. For a new office or multi-floor rollout, the discussion should include standard room types, spares, user experience and ongoing support ownership. FourTeck can help procurement and IT teams organize these details into a clearer buying request.
GCC and Africa regional inquiry support
FourTeck also supports business technology inquiries across selected GCC and Africa markets through regional channels. Companies in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain, as well as organizations with operations in Kenya, Uganda and other Africa locations, can use the relevant FourTeck platform to discuss product requirements. Availability, delivery methods, local commercial terms and warranty handling can vary by country.
Regional projects benefit from consistency. If a company wants the same MeetingBoard architecture in multiple offices, document the exact board model, compute variant, room controller, cabling standard and meeting-platform setup for each site. This makes it easier to compare what can remain standardized and where local infrastructure requires changes.
Other products and room components buyers may consider
The correct alternative depends on whether you need compute, a full interactive board, room control, scheduling or a simpler conferencing endpoint. These options help frame the decision without assuming every room needs the same architecture.
Yealink MeetingBoard Pro
Consider the complete MeetingBoard Pro family when planning a new interactive collaboration room rather than replacing only the compute module. Screen size, camera, audio, mounting and room platform should be selected as one design.
MCore-OPS-G2T
Choose the Teams-oriented G2T variant when the project specifically requires the Yealink-published Microsoft Teams Rooms App and RoomConnect preload.
Yealink MTouch Plus
A dedicated touch controller may be relevant where the room design needs an intuitive control surface separate from the main board display.
Yealink RoomCast E2
Consider a dedicated presentation solution when the main requirement is flexible content sharing rather than adding Windows compute to a MeetingBoard.
Yealink room scheduling panels
Scheduling panels solve a different problem: showing room availability at the doorway. They can complement a MeetingBoard room without replacing the compute module.
Yealink business communications
For wider office standardization, FourTeck also lists Yealink desk and Teams communication devices alongside meeting-room products.
Why business buyers contact FourTeck
Meeting-room hardware is easy to mis-specify when each component is purchased separately. FourTeck focuses on helping buyers assemble a clearer requirement before quotation so the product, room platform and deployment expectations are aligned.
Confirm the current model, part number, supplier position and project quantity before purchase.
Review MeetingBoard compatibility, G2 or G2T selection, controller needs and room connectivity.
Translate a technical room requirement into a practical commercial request with quantity and delivery details.
Coordinate the delivery requirement based on confirmed availability, project location and order scope.
Clarify applicable warranty expectations and support pathways before the order is finalized.
Identify controllers, presentation options or alternative room designs when the original specification is incomplete.
Questions business buyers ask before ordering
These answers focus on the practical decisions that affect suitability, compatibility and quotation.
What is the MCore-OPS-G2 used for?
It is a modular Windows compute unit for compatible Yealink MeetingBoard and MeetingBoard Pro collaboration displays. Its role is to add local Windows 11 IoT Enterprise computing, room connectivity and presentation handling in an embedded form factor. It is intended for meeting-room deployment rather than use as a normal office desktop PC.
What is the difference between G2 and G2T?
Yealink publishes the same core CPU, memory, storage and interface specification for both variants. The G2T differs in its preload: it includes the Microsoft Teams Rooms App and Yealink RoomConnect in addition to Windows 11 IoT Enterprise. Buyers planning a dedicated Teams room should confirm whether the G2T is the correct project variant.
Does it support 4K content sharing?
Yes. Yealink lists seamless 4K casting through the HDMI input. This is useful for wired presentation sources where a user connects a laptop or another compatible HDMI source to the room. The exact end-to-end result also depends on the connected source, display mode and room configuration.
Can the USB-C port output video?
No. The published specification states that the USB 3.0 Type-C port is without DisplayPort support. Buyers should therefore plan video connections around the HDMI input and HDMI output rather than treating the USB-C port like a general laptop docking connection.
What security features are built into the platform?
Yealink lists TPM 2.0, UEFI Secure Boot and Kernel DMA protection among the BIOS capabilities. These features support a stronger platform-security baseline for managed meeting-room computers. They should be combined with the customer’s Windows management, network policy, update process and access-control standards.
Is it available in Dubai and the UAE?
FourTeck can support UAE inquiries and quotation requests, but current availability should be confirmed at the time of purchase. Supplier status, project quantity, exact variant and delivery date can all affect availability. Share the required quantity and installation timeline for a more useful response.
Can FourTeck help confirm compatibility before I buy?
Yes. Provide the exact MeetingBoard model, intended meeting platform, room controller, quantity, network method and any connected peripherals. FourTeck can help review the hardware requirement and identify questions that should be resolved before quotation. Organization-specific software licensing and security policy should also be checked internally.
What should I include in a quote request?
Include the model or part number, required quantity, MeetingBoard size or model, project location, preferred delivery date, meeting platform and whether installation or configuration support is required. For multi-room projects, add the room count and whether every room follows the same design. This reduces back-and-forth during quotation.
Does the module need external antennas?
The package contents include two antennas, along with screws, a screwdriver and a quick start guide. These accessories form part of the published hardware package. Installation teams should follow the product documentation and MeetingBoard integration guidance so the antennas and module are fitted correctly.
Should I choose this instead of a separate meeting-room PC?
Choose the OPS approach when a compatible MeetingBoard is already central to the room and an integrated compute design is preferred. A separate PC may make more sense when the room uses a different display architecture or needs hardware flexibility outside the MeetingBoard ecosystem. The right choice depends on room design, serviceability and platform requirements.
Need help confirming the right MeetingBoard compute option?
FourTeck can review the board model, compute variant, room platform, quantity, compatibility needs, delivery location and warranty expectations before preparing a quote.
Share the model, MeetingBoard type, required quantity, project location, target date and whether the room is intended for Microsoft Teams Rooms or another Windows collaboration workflow.
