Yealink MSpeaker II Soundbar

10 W conferencing soundbar, powered over the VCH or fed from a 3.5 mm line-in.

The Yealink MSpeaker II is a 10 W stereo soundbar for video conferencing, delivering clear speech in a room where a display’s own speakers are not enough. It accepts a 3.5 mm line-in or VCH power-over-Ethernet input, with a frequency response of 100 Hz to 20 kHz.

10 W RMS stereo, 100 Hz to 20 kHz
VCH (PoE) or 3.5 mm line-in input
500 mm wide, sits under a display

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SPECIFICATIONS

Type Video conferencing soundbar, stereo

Power 10 W RMS

Frequency response 100 Hz to 20 kHz

Inputs VCH (PoE) and 3.5 mm line-in

Dimensions 500 x 60 x 86 mm; 0 to 40 degrees C

Description

The single most common complaint about a meeting room is that the far end cannot be heard properly, and the usual cause is that the audio is coming out of a television. Display speakers are an afterthought in the industry that makes displays: they are small, they fire backwards or downwards into the wall, and they are tuned for programme material rather than for speech. In a room with any hard surfaces the result is intelligible if you concentrate, which over an hour is tiring, and which is why people end up on their phones instead.

A dedicated soundbar fixes it by pointing a properly sized driver pair at the room. The MSpeaker II is rated at 10 W RMS with stereo speakers and a frequency response of 100 Hz to 20 kHz. The number worth reading there is the low end: speech intelligibility depends on the lower midrange being present, and a small display speaker that rolls off early makes voices thin and hard to follow. A response reaching down to 100 Hz gives speech the body it needs to carry across a room.

Connection is deliberately simple, which is the right choice for a room device. It takes a 3.5 mm line-in, so it will work with essentially anything that has an audio output, and it also accepts VCH input over Power over Ethernet - meaning that where a Yealink VCH sharing box is part of the room, the soundbar takes both its signal and its power from it and needs no separate supply at the display. On a wall-mounted display that removes a power outlet from the requirement, which is more helpful than it sounds when the display is already fed by one cable through a wall.

Physically it is 500 mm wide, 60 mm deep and 86 mm high, which is the proportion of a bar intended to sit directly under a display rather than to be a piece of furniture. Operating temperature is 0 to 40 degrees C, so it belongs in a conditioned room rather than a plant area.

One thing to be clear about: this is a speaker, not a speakerphone. It handles the outbound direction only. Microphones are separate - built into the video bar, the MeetingBoard or an expansion microphone on the table - so a room specification needs both halves considered. Where the room already has a capable video bar with its own speakers, this is not needed; where the room is large, or the display is the only audio path, it is what makes the room work.

Features

10 W RMS stereo. A properly sized driver pair aimed at the room, not a display's afterthought speakers.
100 Hz to 20 kHz. Low-end reach is what gives speech the body to carry across a room.
Powered over the VCH. Signal and power from a Yealink sharing box, so no extra outlet at a wall-mounted display.
3.5 mm line-in too. Works with anything that has an audio output.
500 mm wide, 60 mm deep. Proportioned to sit under a display rather than occupy the room.
Speaker only. Microphones come from the video bar, board or an expansion mic - both halves specified together.

Applications

Rooms where the display's own audio is the weak link.

Medium and large meeting rooms. Where display speakers cannot fill the space.
Boardrooms. Long tables with listeners at the far end.
Training rooms. An audience rather than a handful of participants.
Rooms with hard surfaces. Glass and bare walls, where weak audio becomes unintelligible.
Existing room upgrades. The cheapest single change that improves a room people complain about.
Rooms with a Yealink VCH. Where PoE input removes a power outlet from the job.

Support & Documents

PT Vivo Asia Teknologi Indonesia supplies collaboration and recording equipment as a fitted, working room rather than as a boxed item. Our scope typically covers:

Room survey: seating, sightlines, acoustics and display sizing.
Selection to suit the room size and the platform you already run.
Mounting, cabling, power and network design, including any extension runs.
Supply, installation, termination and commissioning.
Enrolment into your tenant, room resource setup and device management.
User handover and training, with ongoing support and maintenance.

Model availability, licensing and electrical details vary by variant and are confirmed against the current manufacturer datasheet at quotation stage. Tell us the room dimensions, the seat count and the platform you use, and we will come back with the right configuration and a full bill of materials.

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