Jabra PanaCast U30 All-in-One USB BYOD Video Bar for Huddle & Small Rooms

BETTER BYOD (BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE) EXPERIENCE FOR SMALL ROOMS: An onboarding wallpaper that guides users before they even connect, eliminating black screens and set-up confusion. Simply connect your own device and start the meeting from your device to reduce wasted time and support load in huddle and small meeting rooms.

SINGLE-CABLE USB-C SIMPLICITY: One USB-C cable connects your device to the video bar, so the video bar camera, speaker, microphones and display are used for your video meeting. No more complicated setups or having multiple people crowding around a laptop.

WIDE-ANGLE VIDEO CONFERENCE CAMERA: 120° premium wide-angle camera, ideal for small rooms with up to 6 people, offering a deeper view into the room enabling people on the other end of the call to see everyone clearly.

ROOM-FILLING, FULL-DUPLEX AUDIO: Six integrated microphones capture voices clearly from across the table, while a powerful built-in speaker delivers rich, natural sound. Full-duplex audio allows for easy interactive conversations with everyone on the call without cutting each other off.

INTELLIGENT AI VIDEO MODES: Range of AI-powered auto-framing and speaker tracking modes enabling you to keep conversations natural and engaging.

FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION OPTIONS: Integrated hinge and included wall mount makes installation easy. Can also use the Jabra VESA (screen) mount or Jabra Table Stand accessories if preferred (sold separately). Tidy cable routing on the back of the bar keeps installations tidy and professional in any small meeting space.

EASY & SECURE DEVICE MANAGEMENT: Manage firmware updates remotely via Jabra Plus or update locally in secure or restricted environments. IT teams maintain control without adding complexity.

SPEECH-OPTIMISED SPEAKER SYSTEM: Engineered for conference calls — the built-in speaker delivers powerful, distortion-free voice audio calibrated for small meeting rooms, paired with six integrated microphones for natural, full-duplex conversations.