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Poly Sync 60 vs Yealink CP50: which to buy?

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Choosing between the Poly Sync 60 and the Yealink CP50? Here's how they differ on room size, platforms, audio and price, and which one fits your room.

Poly Sync 60 vs Yealink CP50: which to buy?
Poly Sync 60 vs Yealink CP50: room size, platforms, mics and price compared, plus which to buy.

Short answer: pick the Poly Sync 60 if you want the one that costs $55 less and is sized for smaller rooms, so you don't pay for range you won't use. Pick the Yealink CP50 if you want the one that covers bigger rooms (up to large rooms) and picks up voices farther away (20 ft vs 10 ft).

Both are USB speakerphones; the difference is audio and power.

Side by side

Poly Sync 60 Yealink CP50
Price $491 $546
Rooms Huddle, Small Small, Medium, Large
Platforms Zoom and BYOD/USB BYOD/USB
Microphones 6-mic steerable array, pickup about 9.8 ft 8-element omnidirectional array
Pickup range — 6 m, 360°
Speakers Dual 50 mm drivers, 75 Hz to 20 kHz —
Expansion — Daisy-chain up to 8 mics with CPE40 over PoE cable
Power AC adapter (included) or USB bus power —
Dimensions 122 x 394 x 37 mm —
Weight 1000 g —
Warranty 2 years limited —
Connections USB-A (USB-C adapter included), Bluetooth 5.1; USB ports: USB-A passthrough for webcam, two charging outputs USB to PC/OPS; Ethernet to Yealink terminal or UVC camera

Specs are Poly and Yealink's published figures. Prices can change.

The key differences

  • Microphones: Poly Sync 60: 6-mic steerable array, pickup about 9.8 ft. Yealink CP50: 8-element omnidirectional array.
  • Pickup: about 10 ft for the Poly Sync 60 vs 20 ft for the Yealink CP50.
  • Platforms: the Poly Sync 60 lists Zoom and BYOD/USB; the Yealink CP50 lists BYOD/USB.
  • Power: the Poly Sync 60 runs on a power adapter; the Yealink CP50 on USB bus power.

Which should you buy?

  • Choose the Poly Sync 60 if you want the one that costs $55 less, is sized for smaller rooms, so you don't pay for range you won't use and also supports Zoom. Best for huddle and small rooms, with Zoom and BYOD/USB. See the Poly Sync 60
  • Choose the Yealink CP50 if you want the one that covers bigger rooms (up to large rooms) and picks up voices farther away (20 ft vs 10 ft). Best for small, medium and large rooms, with BYOD/USB. See the Yealink CP50

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