Plantronics (formerly Plantronics and Polycom) has announced that the Poly Studio X30 and Poly Studio X50 video bars and the Poly G7500 video conferencing system are now the first Zoom Rooms Appliances to receive Zoom certification.

As the first Android-based appliances to offer native Zoom Rooms functionality, the Poly Studio X30, Poly Studio X50 and G7500 video conferencing devices are fully managed via Zoom Device Management (ZDM) and deliver a streamlined out-of-box experience that meet Zoom’s standards for audio and video quality.

The Zoom certification lets Poly combine its legendary audio performance with the complete Zoom Rooms experience which includes advanced speaker and conversation tracking, NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence technologies to block out unwanted distractions.

Additionally, these Zoom Rooms Appliances are developed with security in mind with a hardened operating system, secure update distribution and third-party testing for security vulnerabilities.

“As businesses in Australia are shifting towards a workforce in transition, Poly and Zoom continue to set the standard in the development of seamless native video collaboration devices that let organizations and their employees stay optimally productive,” Poly managing director ANZ Andy Hurt says.

“Our collective portfolio of Zoom certified devices makes it easy for users to collaborate from anywhere, with friction-free meetings that customers and IT managers expect.”

Zoom Communications head of Zoom Rooms Jeff Smith says that it’s committed to delivering a high quality experience for all use cases and as the Poly appliances receive Zoom certification, it’ll ensure meetings are seamless and secure.

“Together with Poly, we can deliver a radically simple video experience with technology that is easy to deploy, manage and use so that your meeting remains the focus,” he says.