You have a Microsoft Teams Phone deployment. You are designing a room that will be used for collaboration. You need to select a device for the room. The device must meet the following requirements…

Question

Options

• AMicrosoft Teams Rooms on Android
• BMicrosoft Teams panels
• CMicrosoft Teams Rooms on Windows
• DMicrosoft Surface Hub 2S.
• EMicrosoft Teams displays.

• A
  90% (27)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

Both Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android (A) and Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows (C) are purpose-built room systems that satisfy all four requirements: they support video conferencing, enable one-touch join for scheduled meetings, allow users to start ad-hoc meetings directly from the device, and crucially, support HDMI ingestion - the ability to connect a laptop via HDMI and share its content into a Teams meeting.

Teams panels (B) are small touchscreen displays mounted outside the room door for scheduling and room booking; they lack video capability and cannot start or host meetings on their own. Surface Hub 2S (D) is a capable collaboration board but does not support HDMI content ingestion into Teams, which eliminates it despite meeting the other three criteria. Teams displays (E) are personal desk devices designed for individual use, not room deployments, and do not support HDMI ingestion or room-scale video.

Memory tip: Think "MTR = Meeting The Requirements" - only the Microsoft Teams Rooms platform (regardless of OS) is engineered as a full room system with HDMI ingestion. If a device is designed for outside the room (panels) or personal desks (displays), it can't satisfy room-wide collaboration requirements.

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