AVer VB370A
Android Zoom Rooms dual-lens 4K PTZ bar, mid-large rooms
- PTZ camera
- 1/2.8" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS
- Fixed camera
- 1/2.5" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS
- Microphones
- 14 beamforming elements
- Speakers
- 96 dB SPL at 0.5 m peak
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Compare the AVer VB370A with other video systems →| PTZ camera | 1/2.8" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS, 4.5X hybrid optical, 18X total zoom, DFOV 92° |
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| Fixed camera | 1/2.5" Sony 4K Exmor CMOS, DFOV 120° |
| Microphones | 14 beamforming elements, 10 meters pickup |
| Speakers | 96 dB SPL at 0.5 m peak, 110 Hz to 20 KHz |
| Expansion | Up to 2 daisy-chain mics, 1 speakerphone |
| 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 |
| Operating system | Android 13 |
| Power | DC 12V/6.25A, 90W |
| Dimensions | 790 x 129 x 138 mm |
| Weight | 3.7 ±0.1 kg |
| Warranty | Camera 3 years, accessories 1 year |
In the box
About the AVer VB370A
The VB370A is AVer's Android appliance video bar. It builds on the VB350's dual-lens idea, with a 4K PTZ lens (18x total zoom) plus a 120° fixed lens, and it runs Zoom Rooms on board, so no room PC is needed.
Audio comes from a 14-element array with a 10 m pickup, expandable with up to two daisy-chained mics. Dual HDMI outputs, HDMI-in and USB-C with DP Alt Mode cover displays and content sharing.
Pair it with the CP10 G2 touch panel. Note AVer's footnote that Zoom Rooms certification was still pending, and that the published spec does not list Teams Rooms on Android.
Good to know
Does it need a PC?
No. It runs Zoom Rooms natively on Android 13; BYOD mode is also listed.
Is it Zoom Rooms certified?
AVer's spec sheet footnote says Zoom Rooms certification was still in progress at the time of writing. Confirm current status before deploying.
What controller does it use?
The AVer CP10 G2 touch panel, sold separately or in a bundle.
