Easy connectivity. Simple scalability
Streamline your audio setup with a simple plug-and-play solution for advanced connectivity. Easily integrate multiple table mics while ensuring synchronized audio. Support up to 32 audio input channels with HP Poly video room devices (1)

Effortless, Scalable Deployment
Do away with cumbersome and multi-component installations. Deploy using HP Poly StudioNet 2 for a simple, scalable and cost-efficient setup using standard Ethernet cabling. Easily adapt and reconfigure connected devices to meet evolving needs.

Hassle-free setup
Designed with ease in mind, this audio bridge makes setup, scaling, and maintenance a breeze for any IT department. Get optimal positioning with a magnetic mount, easy management with Poly Lens, and a discreet setup with a single, standard Ethernet cable.

Audio setup, streamlined
Simplify your audio setup without compromising on quality. Seamlessly connect up to 32 audio input channels to achieve a natural audio experience while fully covering any room, no matter the size.

Just plug and play
With this simple, easy plug-and-play solution, you can get started today. Seamlessly connect with next generation HP Poly video devices over HP Poly StudioNet.

Deploy and scale with ease
Reduce the cost and hassle of complicated audio installations and switch to a streamlined solution that is easy to deploy, scale, and maintain. Connect your HP Poly Studio A2 audio bridge via HP Poly StudioNet for an effortless and seamless installation.

Adapts as you evolve
Avoid the hassle of starting from scratch every time with an audio solution that quickly and easily adjusts to changing business needs. Effortlessly adapt to varying room requirements. Reposition connected devices in no time.

Compatibility:
Poly Studio G62
Poly Studio X72
Poly Studio V72
Poly Studio X52
Poly Studio V52
Poly Studio X32 (1)

Footnotes and disclaimers

1. HP Poly StudioNet connects multiple devices over Ethernet, using built-in code to enable direct communication with compatible Poly devices via approved switches and the video device’s LLN port.