For a room up to 5 people: the A10 from AED 2,800 is the right starting point if it is a BYOD or casual-use room. If the room is used for regular client meetings or internal governance, the A25 at AED 4,200 is the better answer — it adds MDEP security, a 151° triple-camera system, and IntelliFocus. For 5–12 people in a standard conference room, the A40 from AED 5,500. All three are all-in-one bars that mount under the display — no separate PC needed.

The main difference is MDEP — Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform. The A10 and A20 are certified for Teams and Zoom but without MDEP. The A25, A40, and A50 carry MDEP, which adds enterprise-grade security (AES-256, TLS 1.3, Secure Boot, SELinux), longer software lifecycle management, and tighter integration with Microsoft's device management infrastructure. The A25/A40/A50 also add IntelliFocus (real-time speaker close-up) and Video Fence (virtual camera boundary) — features not present on the A10 and A20.

MDEP is Microsoft's Device Ecosystem Platform — a certification that validates a device's security architecture and ties it into the same update and management lifecycle as Microsoft's enterprise ecosystem. If your organisation manages devices via Microsoft Intune, Azure AD, or Teams Admin Center — MDEP-certified devices integrate cleanly. If your meeting room is used for commercially sensitive discussions, legal matters, or regulated communications — MDEP gives you a verifiable security baseline. For a home office or a casual BYOD room, the A10 without MDEP is entirely sufficient.

This is the problem IntelliFocus solves. Standard auto-framing shows everyone in the room in a single wide shot — remote participants see a group of people but cannot easily identify who is speaking. IntelliFocus detects the active speaker and displays a real-time close-up of their face on the remote participant's screen, simultaneously with the wide-room view. It works automatically — no camera operator, no manual control. Available on the A25, A40, A50, and MeetingBoard Pro.

Video Fence. You define a virtual boundary around the meeting space — the camera tracks only people inside that boundary. Anyone walking past outside the defined zone is excluded from the camera view automatically. The meeting room looks contained and professional regardless of activity in the open-plan office behind it. Video Fence is available on the A25, A40, and A50.

Yes. All five MeetingBars run Android 13 natively and support both Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms. The system is configured for one primary platform — you select Teams or Zoom during setup. Switching between platforms requires a reconfiguration, not new hardware. All models also support BYOD mode via USB-C — a visitor can plug in and use the room system as their camera and microphone for any platform, including Google Meet, Webex, or RingCentral, without changing the room's primary configuration.

Both reached end-of-sale on 31 December 2025. Yealink will continue to support existing installations but no new stock is available and no new features will be developed for these models. The replacements are the 4th-generation MVC S-series — MVC S40 replaces the MVC640 for small to medium rooms, and MVC S90 replaces the MVC940 for large and extra-large rooms. Both use the MCore 4 compute unit with Intel Ultra5 125H and add IntelliFocus and Video Fence at the Windows Teams Rooms level.

YMCS — Yealink Management Cloud Service. One browser login shows every Yealink device across all your locations. IT can push firmware updates to all rooms simultaneously overnight, receive health alerts before a device problem affects a meeting, access any room device remotely to troubleshoot without an on-site visit, and auto-provision new devices before they arrive on-site. Microsoft Teams also runs an automatic maintenance restart at 2–3am local time on every MeetingBar — the device resets itself nightly without any IT action. YMCS has a free tier for basic deployments.

The MeetingBar A25 with One-Cable Solution is the fastest deployment in the Yealink range. A single Cat5e cable from the bar to the CTP25 touch panel delivers power, network, and data — no separate power brick. YMCS can auto-provision the device remotely before it arrives, so it signs into Teams or Zoom automatically on first boot. BYOD Wired Mode means a visitor can plug one USB-C cable and use the system immediately for any platform. From unboxed to running first call: under thirty minutes in a room with an existing network port and display.

The MeetingBar A10 starts from AED 2,800 for hardware. The A25 starts from AED 4,200, and the A40 from AED 5,500. Installation is quoted separately based on room, cabling requirements, and display mounting. A basic installation in a prepared room — display already in place, network port accessible — is typically completed in two to three hours. For a full quotation including hardware, installation, YMCS setup, and first-call testing, WhatsApp or call us with your room details. We respond same day.