HP Poly Trio C60 IP Conference Phone for Microsoft Teams Full Radio and PoE-enabled

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re running Teams in a meeting room and want something that’s genuinely “plug in and just work,” the HP Poly Trio C60 is a sensible little workhorse. The full-on-room style (as opposed to a cheap desk handset) means it’s better at handling real discussion dynamics—multiple voices, typical boardroom noise, and the sort of casual overlap that makes basic devices frustrating. At ~£304 ex-VAT, it’s good value for a small meeting room setup where you don’t want to jump to the far more expensive “bigger bang” conference ecosystems.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for every use case. If your rooms are large, echo-y, or heavily carpetless/hard surfaces (common in some offices), you may still end up wanting multiple mics or a more capable room system—otherwise people in the far corners will complain, and you’ll be stuck tweaking positions. Also, if your IT team is expecting highly bespoke configuration or tight control, double-check the rollout process and how it fits with your existing Teams/Intune/management approach—entry conference phones can be simple, but they’re not always the most flexible. Overall: buy it if you’ve got standard small-to-medium meeting spaces on Teams and want reliable, low-drama audio without overspending; skip it if your rooms are bigger/rougher than average or you need advanced room-performance guarantees.