When you connect the device via USB cable to a laptop, you should see the Logitech MeetUp audio and video options available. The device is compatible with Microsoft Teams and works in plug-and-play mode. It is also compatible with macOS. Regarding compatibility with Microsoft Teams, the Logitech MeetUp is certified to work with this platform, which means it should integrate seamlessly for video conferencing. Finally, the device is designed to be easy to use on different platforms, including macOS, thanks to its USB connection and general compatibility with modern operating systems.

Answer from ChatGPT: Yes, the Logitech MeetUp 2 is the successor to the original Logitech MeetUp and offers advanced functions such as integrated AI video and audio intelligence, flexible installation options and remote management via Logitech Sync. It is compatible with popular video conferencing platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet. Setup is plug-and-play via USB connection, with a USB 3.0 cable required for 4K video. The MeetUp 2 can be used with a dedicated room PC as well as in BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) mode with a laptop. An optional active USB cable is available for a simplified BYOD connection.

Yes, the conference device is supplied with a USB cable. This is a 5 metre long USB 2.0 cable that is used to connect to a computer.

Yes, the Logitech MeetUp is compatible with different versions of Windows. It supports Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 11 or higher.

Yes, the device has a type C connection and can therefore be connected via USB

Yes, it can be replaced for the camera unit. Recommendation: Use a USB 3.0 (c) cable, then 4k resolution is also possible. Doesn't have to be from Logitech. Only with the additional microphone you need a proprietary extension cable from Logitech, unfortunately.

Yes, there is the possibility to fix it to the wall. It comes with a small mounting plate.

To the best of my knowledge NO

You can connect it via a USB

Yes, it works, but it depends on the individual components. We have the solution with 15 mt. in operation (including USB socket in between, but the USB cable has a powered HUB. On an MB-Pro it only works (via USB-C) with a SATECHI adapter, with the Apple USB-C adapter (which is otherwise the most reliable) it does not work.

We are very satisfied with the volume, but the sound only comes from the left part. So it seems to be normal.

I suspect not, as the processing of the sound signals (in the partly overlapping recording areas) is done by Logitech Meetup.

No, a computer must be connected via USB

If I dimly remember, there is an approx. 5 m audio cable included, as we have also pulled it through the TV cable duct from the floor to the table. Makes sense if it's included.

Yes, this is possible without any problems. The camera only has to transmit picture and sound for Skype, for this a camera does not have to be optimised for Skype. The rest of the functions can be controlled directly via remote control. According to the specifications, the camera also seems to run with MacOS from OS X 10.10, which of course includes the full range of functions.

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