Choosing between the AVer VB350 and the AVer VB370A? Here's how they differ on room size, platforms, camera, audio and price, and which one fits your room.
Short answer: pick the VB350 if you want the one that costs $1,747 less and is sized for smaller rooms, so you don't pay for range you won't use. Pick the VB370A if you want the one that covers bigger rooms (up to boardrooms) and runs meetings on its own with no room PC (appliance mode).
Side by side
| VB350 | VB370A | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,072 | $4,819 |
| Rooms | Medium, Large | Medium, Large, Boardroom |
| Platforms | Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and BYOD/USB | Zoom and BYOD/USB |
| Mode | USB | Appliance + USB |
| Camera | 4K dual-lens: 3X varifocal PTZ lens + fixed wide lens, 18X zoom | — |
| Field of view | Varifocal 92°/81°/50° (D/H/V); fixed 113°/105°/71° | — |
| Microphones | 14-element beamforming array, 10 meters pickup | 14 beamforming elements, 10 meters pickup |
| Speakers | Up to 96 dB SPL at 1/2 m | 96 dB SPL at 0.5 m peak, 110 Hz to 20 KHz |
| Expansion | — | Up to 2 daisy-chain mics, 1 speakerphone |
| Power | — | DC 12V/6.25A, 90W |
| Dimensions | 791 x 128 x 126 mm | 790 x 129 x 138 mm |
| Weight | 3.3 kg | 3.7 ±0.1 kg |
| Warranty | Camera 3 years, accessories 1 year | Camera 3 years, accessories 1 year |
| Pan / tilt | Total viewing area 165° pan, 101° tilt | — |
| Audio processing | Echo cancellation, AI noise suppression, adjustable audio fence | — |
| Control | IR remote, WebUI, VISCA/Pelco via RS-232, VISCA over IP | — |
| PTZ camera | — | 1/2.8" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS, 4.5X hybrid optical, 18X total zoom, DFOV 92° |
| Fixed camera | — | 1/2.5" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS, DFOV 120° |
| Operating system | — | Android 13 |
| Connections | USB 3.1 Type-C, HDMI out (4K via USB display adapter), RJ45 x2, Mini DIN 6 RS-232, 3.5 mm, USB 2.0 Type-A x3 | Interfaces: HDMI out x2, HDMI in x1, USB Type-A x3, USB 3.0 Type-C (DP Alt Mode), RJ-45, line in, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LE |
Specs are AVer's published figures. Prices can change.
The key differences
- Camera: the VB350 has 4K dual-lens: 3X varifocal PTZ lens + fixed wide lens, 18X zoom; the VB370A doesn't list a camera spec.
- Microphones: VB350: 14-element beamforming array, 10 meters pickup. VB370A: 14 beamforming elements, 10 meters pickup.
- Speakers: VB350: Up to 96 dB SPL at 1/2 m. VB370A: 96 dB SPL at 0.5 m peak, 110 Hz to 20 KHz.
- Platforms: the VB350 lists Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and BYOD/USB; the VB370A lists Zoom and BYOD/USB.
Which should you buy?
- Choose the VB350 if you want the one that costs $1,747 less, is sized for smaller rooms, so you don't pay for range you won't use and also supports Teams and Google Meet. Best for medium and large rooms, with Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and BYOD/USB. See the VB350
- Choose the VB370A if you want the one that covers bigger rooms (up to boardrooms) and runs meetings on its own with no room PC (appliance mode). Best for medium and large rooms and boardrooms, with Zoom and BYOD/USB. See the VB370A
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Still deciding? Read the VB350 guide and the VB370A guide, see VB350 alternatives and VB370A alternatives, compare them interactively, or send us your room details for a recommendation.
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