Overview: Using Meet hardware for video meetings

Desk 27 and Board 65 all-in-one devices

The Google Meet Series One Desk 27 and Board 65 are all-in-one touchscreen video conferencing and whiteboard solutions for personal spaces and collaborative work spaces. They includes an integrated camera, microphone, and speakers.

Get started: 

1. Set up a Desk 27.
2. Set up a Board 65.
3. Start and join meetings
4. Using the whiteboard

Chromebase all-in-one device for small spaces

Chromebase for meetings is an all-in-one 24-inch touchscreen video conferencing device for small workspaces with 1 or 2 people. It includes an adjustable video camera, 2 speakers, and 4 microphones.

Get started: 

1. Set up Chromebase for meetings
2. Start and join meetings
3. During the meeting

Meet Hardware kits for small to large spaces

Series One Room Kits include separate components that scale to any size conference room. All room kits connect to a separate display (not included) and include a controller, camera, and microphone. Other accessories, such as audio bar, remote control, or speakermic, are included depending on the kit

A touch control display is also available to control meetings using your finger or voice commands.

Get started: 

1. Set up Google Meet hardware for meetings 
2. Use the Meet touchscreen
3. Meet Speakermic quickstart guide

3rd-party systems

You can join Google Meet meetings from Cisco Webex devices using built-in interoperability, or from other compatible third-party conferencing systems using Pexip.

You can also use Meet hardware to join Cisco WebEx meetings, and control room resources such as lights.

Get started: 

1. Use Meet with 3rd-party video conferencing systems
2. Use Meet hardware to join a Zoom meeting
3. Use Meet Hardware to join a Webex meeting
4. Integrate third-party control systems
5. Control resources in a room