Poly G7500
Modular 4K codec for large and custom rooms
- Video
- Up to 4K
- Displays
- Up to 2
- Video ports
- 1 HDMI-in 1.4
- USB
- 1 USB-C
Ships within 1 week.
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Compare the Poly G7500 with other video systems →| Video | Up to 4K (4K at 15 fps in call); 5-60 fps |
|---|---|
| Displays | Up to 2 |
| Video ports | 1 HDMI-in 1.4, 2 HDMI-out 1.4, 1 HDMI-out (audio), 1 HDCI |
| USB | 1 USB-C, 3 USB-A (5Gbps) |
| Audio / control | 1 audio-in, 1 audio-out, 1 RS-232 |
| Network | 1 Gigabit Ethernet; 3 LLN ports with PoE+/PSE |
| Microphones | Up to three Poly IP microphone arrays (sold separately) |
| Dimensions | 349.2 x 38.1 x 139.7 mm |
| Weight | 952.5 g |
| Warranty | 1 year limited |
In the box
About the Poly G7500
The Poly G7500 is a modular video codec for rooms that need more than a bar: large conference rooms, boardrooms and custom AV builds. It runs cloud video apps natively, connects up to two displays and supports separate cameras, Poly IP mics (up to three), touch controllers and third-party DSPs.
The base unit has no camera, so a complete room is usually the G7500 plus a Studio E70 (or E60) camera, IP table or ceiling mics, and a TC8 or TC10 controller. HP also sells these as kits.
The G7500 has been around since 2019. One CDW listing for the base SKU showed a discontinued notice in 2025, while HP still lists it in its US lineup. Confirm stock before quoting. For new Android-based modular rooms, HP also offers the newer Studio G62.
Good to know
Does the G7500 include a camera?
Not the base unit. Pair it with a Poly Studio E70 or another supported camera, or buy a kit such as the G7500 + Studio E70 + TC10 (92L53AA).
Which platforms does it run?
HP lists Microsoft Teams and Zoom certification, plus built-in cloud video apps that need no PC. It also supports Poly USB Device mode.
Can I use a Biamp, QSC or Shure DSP?
Yes. HP says it supports audio-conferencing processors like QSC, Shure and Biamp over USB.
