Description
The Logitech Tap Meeting Room Touch Controller is the ultimate tool for seamless video collaboration. Designed for simplicity and efficiency, it delivers one-touch join, calendar integration and instant content sharing, offering a consistent experience across meeting rooms. With a sleek 10.1” touchscreen and silent operation, Tap is always ready to engage, thanks to its motion sensor technology. It provides flexible placement options with multiple mounting accessories and easy cabling, making it ideal for various room sizes and layouts. With HDMI input and wireless content sharing options, Tap ensures effortless connectivity for any meeting space, all while maintaining a modern, clutter-free aesthetic. Fully compatible with Google Meet™ and Microsoft Teams™ setups, Logitech Tap enhances your video conferencing experience with convenience and style.
Key features:
- One-touch join: Easily start and join meetings with just one tap.
- 10.1” touch display: Spacious and responsive touch screen resists finger prints and glare for high legibility and easy operation.
- Sleek, low profile: Comfortable 14° angle allows for easy viewing, while providing an unobtrusive presence in the room.
- Always-on readiness: Built-in motion sensor saves power when idle and powers on when a person approaches.
- Headphone jack: Extends the host computer’s wired audio capabilities to the tabletop, ideal for private conversations and for the hearing-impaired.
- Dual cable exits: A sturdy metal cover with removable bottom and rear exits keep cables tidy and secure.
- Clean cable management: Built-in cable retention and strain relief system hides the cable entirely within its enclosure and secures it to prevent unwanted disconnections.
- USB accessory port: Connect an accessory such as a USB speakerphone.
- HDMI input for content sharing: Provides instant wired content sharing when used with Google Meet™, Microsoft Teams Rooms™ and Zoom Rooms™.
- Anti-theft protection: Keep Tap securely in place by connecting a security cable to one of Tap’s two Kensington lock slots, one on the bottom and another at the back.
