You are deploying Microsoft Teams Phone. You need to provide a user with a device on his desk that can be used when the user's computer is turned off. The device must meet the following…

Question

Options

• ATeams-certified handset
• BTeams display
• CTeams panel
• DTeams Rooms

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  86% (25)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Teams Display is the correct answer because it is a standalone, all-in-one device that runs Microsoft Teams natively - meaning it operates independently even when the user's PC is off. It satisfies all four requirements: voice calls, video calling (via built-in camera), speed dial, and a touchscreen that surfaces chat history.

Option A (Teams-certified handset) is wrong because handsets are companion devices that connect to and depend on a running PC with the Teams client - exactly the scenario excluded by the requirement.

Option C (Teams panel) is wrong because panels are designed for meeting room scheduling (mounted outside rooms to display availability/book rooms) and are not personal communication devices.

Option D (Teams Rooms) is wrong because Teams Rooms is a full conference room system meant for shared meeting spaces, not an individual desk device.

Memory tip: Think of "Teams Display" as the device that displays everything Teams - chat, calls, video - all without a PC. If the question mentions the PC being off or an independent desk device with chat history, the answer is almost always Teams Display.

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