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TL;DR: As of January 29, get the Poly Studio 4K Video System Speaker Bar on sale for $449.99 — usually $484.99.


We live in a whole new era of remote and hybrid work. Because of our incredible tech and digital access, we can easily collaborate virtually, which is a different playing field than years ago. This also means that having a reliable and high-quality video conferencing solution is essential. The Poly Studio 4K Video System Speaker Bar will cover your audio and video conferencing needs in one convenient low-profile package. And it's on sale for just $449.99 (reg. $484.99).

The Poly Studio Bar has a plug-and-play design. This means there's no need for complex installation time or technical expertise. You won't need the IT department to ensure your presentations, discussions, and collaborations are conveyed in clear 4K resolution right when you need it. The 120-degree field of view and digital zoom offers a way to include every detail of what you and your team are working on. 

As far as the audio, the powerful stereo speakers offer clear sound, while the NoiseBlockAI technology works to intuitively block out unnecessary sound that could distract from your meeting. It also features a six-microphone array to ensure everyone's voice is heard loud and clear. Plus, an acoustic fence makes sure just the voices in a particular space are picked up.

This audio-video solution offers an easy-to-use professional meeting experience that can be relied on day in and day out. It is also compatible with nearly all platforms, including Skype and Microsoft Teams. It also comes with a remote, wall-mount kit, and table stand.

Give your virtual meetings a professional polish with this audio-video conferencing system.

Pick up the Poly Studio 4K Video System Speaker Bar while it's on sale for just $449.99 (reg. $484.99) for a limited time.

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