Microsoft Teams Devices

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Microsoft Teams DeviceA Microsoft Teams device is a piece of hardware that has been tested and verified to provide high-quality audio and video experiences with Microsoft Teams1. These devices are designed to enhance the Teams experience and can be used for personal or shared use cases2.

There are several types of Microsoft Teams devices:

  1. Headsets: These are engineered to keep you agile and provide superior wireless audio performance. Examples include the Jabra Evolve2 65 mono USB-A Black, Yealink WH6 Premium Series, and EPOS ADAPT 300 Series3.
  2. Speakerphones: These are personal, USB, and Bluetooth smart speakerphones. Examples include Poly Sync 20, Yealink CP700, and Jabra Speak 7503.
  3. Teams Panels: These are touch screen wall mounts designed specifically to run Microsoft Teams. Examples include Crestron 10.1 Inch room scheduling touch screen and Yealink RoomPanel for Teams3.
  4. Desk Phones & Teams Displays: These are native Microsoft Teams Total Touch high-end business phones with a large color touch screen and full UC integration. An example is Audio.

The Yealink MP54, MP56, and MP58 are Microsoft Teams phones powered by Android 1212. They offer an upgraded user experience with faster response times and seamless interactive experiences12.

Android 12’s enhanced security features protect sensitive data from malicious attacks, ensuring a secure and stable operating environment12. These phones are designed to provide a friendly Microsoft Teams experience with a 4-inch capacitive touch screen and dedicated Teams button for intuitive call controls1.

The MP54, MP56, and MP58 also support professional management platforms such as Teams Admin Center (TAC) and Yealink Management Cloud Service (YMCS), allowing for bulk phone upgrades, updates, and real-time alarms for issues like poor call quality or firmware upgrade failure1.

These devices are part of Yealink’s commitment to providing reliable voice device solutions and Teams phone systems2. They are designed to support the workforce, upgrade and update phones in bulk, and provide real-time alarms such as poor call quality or firmware upgrade failure1.

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