Microsoft Teams Rooms, built four ways

A certified Teams Room can live in the display, in a Windows kit, in an Android bar, or not exist at all — a USB bar makes the laptop the room. We install and support all four across Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego and the Inland Empire, and the right one is decided by two questions: who patches the room, and how do guests join?

In the display

XBoard for Teams Rooms — the first Teams-certified interactive display, with the Trident lens, the 16-mic array and Windows 11 IoT in one device. 55 to 86 inches, plus a 92-inch 21:9 for Front Row layouts. One thing on the wall, nothing in the rack.

As a Windows kit

XBar W70 Kit for medium and large rooms — certified bar plus compute and console. Or build around your own displays with the XCore Kit Pro: certified 12th-gen i5 compute and the TCP30T console, driving whatever the room needs. Managed like every other MTR endpoint in your estate.

As an Android appliance

XBar V50 Kit — the certified Teams Room runs on the bar itself, on MDEP Android. Hardware attestation, verified boot, monthly security updates, and no Windows machine for IT to own.

Or no room system at all

XBar U50 — a Teams-certified USB bar. One cable into whatever laptop walks in; the laptop is the room. The honest answer for huddle spaces and guest-heavy rooms.

At the table and the door

The Universal Console TCP33T is the first Teams Rooms certified console for Surface Hub and XBoard. Rooms that live on more than one platform take the TCP30M: one-tap join for Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and Webex.

Which one is yours

The full comparison is written out in Three ways to build a Teams Room. Every build starts with a site walk and a sightline and acoustics check, and ends with a commissioned, documented handover — a named engineer, response times agreed in writing.

Book a demo in Irvine and see all four side by side in one room.