Yealink Singapore Buyer's Guide: Video Bars, Rooms, Headsets

Yealink is the brand we quote most often for meeting rooms and headsets in Singapore, and this guide is the map of the whole line as SourceIT supplies it: the Yealink MeetingBar A10, A25, A40 and A50 all-in-one video bars, the Yealink MVC S-series Microsoft Teams Rooms kits and Yealink ZVC S-series Zoom Rooms kits, the UVC cameras and BYOD kits, the MeetingBoard Pro interactive displays, the CP965 and CP925 conference phones and SP92/SP96 speakerphones, the BH, WH and UH headset families, and the SIP, Teams and Zoom desk phones. The short version for a buyer: room systems are quoted per room and listed as price on request; headsets, speakerphones, conference phones, cameras under the UVC40 E2 and accessories carry a listed price you can buy against today. Each section below tells you which family answers which question and links to the detailed guide for it.

The Yealink line at a glance

Room sizes throughout the cluster follow one convention: huddle up to 4, small 4-6, medium 6-12, large 12-20, boardroom 20 and above. The complete range is in the Yealink collection.

Which Yealink video bar, room kit or MeetingBoard do I need?

Start with the room, not the catalogue. Our video conferencing system by room size guide is the decision post: it maps each of the five room sizes to a bar, a kit or a MeetingBoard using microphone pickup and camera field of view, and explains when to add a second display or expansion microphones. For rooms up to about 16 seats the answer is almost always a MeetingBar: the A10 (4.5 m pickup, 120° field of view) for huddle rooms, the A25 with its 151° ultra-wide lens for focus rooms, the A40 (two 48 MP cameras, 6 m pickup) for small rooms and the A50 (three 50 MP cameras, 10 m pickup, dual HDMI out) for medium to large rooms, each paired with a CTP18 or CTP25 touch console. All four are on Microsoft's Teams Rooms on Android certified list to 15 August 2028 and are sold as Zoom Rooms Appliances. The MeetingBar A10 vs A25 vs A40 vs A50 comparison has the full spec table, and if you are weighing the Yealink bars against the competition, Yealink vs Poly vs Jabra video bars compares the A40 and A50 with the Poly Studio X30/X50 and Jabra PanaCast 50 on platform, camera, microphones and local support; our earlier posts on the MeetingBar A40 top features and the MeetingBar A50 go deeper on those two models. The whole video range is in the Yealink video conferencing collection.

Microsoft Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms: MVC and ZVC kits

Above a single bar, Yealink's room kits are built on the Yealink MCore 4 mini PC (Intel Core Ultra 5, 16 GB, 256 GB, three HDMI outputs) and the 11.6-inch MTouch Plus console, with a camera chosen for the room: SmartVision 40 in the S40, the MeetingBar A50 in USB mode in the S50, the 360° SmartVision 60 in the S60, the quad-lens 20x optical SmartVision 80 in the S80, two UVC86 cameras in the S90 and three SmartVision 80 cameras in the S98. The MVC versions run Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows and the S40, S50, S80, S90 and S98 C5U kits are on Microsoft's Teams Rooms certified-hardware list; the ZVC versions ship the same hardware with Zoom Rooms. Our Yealink Microsoft Teams Rooms systems guide covers what each MVC kit contains and the Teams Rooms Basic versus Pro licence question, the Yealink Zoom Rooms ZVC kits guide does the same for Zoom, and MVC S40 vs S90 compares the two ends of the range. If you would rather build a Teams Room around your own compute, the best mini PC for Microsoft Teams Rooms post explains the Windows-versus-Android feature split. The kits are in the MVC Series collection and ZVC Series collection, with displays in the MeetingDisplay screens collection and brackets in the mounts, stands and room accessories collection.

BYOD kits and UVC cameras: when the laptop runs the meeting

A BYOD room supplies only a USB camera, microphones, speakers and a screen, and the visitor's laptop runs Teams, Zoom, Meet or Webex. It is the right answer for rooms that must host every platform or where a per-room licence is not justified. Yealink's BYOD line runs from the UVC40 E2 USB video bar at S$645.00 and the BYOD-BOX at S$195.00 through the UVC34 and the UVC84 and UVC85 BYOD kits for medium and large rooms, with the VCH51 Pro, MShare and MVC-BYOD-Extender as the content-sharing and BYOD hubs; the BYOD video conferencing kits guide sets out when BYOD is enough and when a native room pays back. The cameras themselves, from the UVC20 1080p webcam at S$120.00 to the UVC30, UVC86 dual-eye tracking camera, MTower centre-of-table camera and the SmartVision S40 and S80 AI cameras inside the MVC and ZVC kits, are compared in the UVC cameras guide. Room microphones such as the VCM35, VCM36-W, CM20 and CM50 are in the microphones and audio collection.

The third option is the Yealink MeetingBoard Pro, which folds the display, camera, microphones, speakers and whiteboard into one 65, 75 or 86-inch 4K touch panel with a triple 50 MP camera, a 16-microphone array with 12 m pickup and 2 x 36 W speakers, running Teams Rooms on Android or Zoom Rooms, or Windows with the MCore-OPS-G2 module. Yealink sizes the 65 Pro for 1 to 6 people, the 75 Pro for 6 to 12 and the 86 Pro for 12 to 20; it is the choice for training rooms, classrooms and ideation spaces where people stand at the screen. Panels are price on request; floor stands, wall mounts, the stylus and PTZ camera modules are listed. See the MeetingBoard Pro collection, the broader MeetingBoard interactive display collection and our post on the Yealink MeetingBoard for Microsoft Teams Room and Zoom Room.

Speakerphones, conference phones and desk phones

Not every room needs video. The Yealink SP92 from S$94.50 and SP96 from S$206.55 are personal and huddle-table USB and Bluetooth speakerphones, the Mspeech at S$525.00 is the smart USB speakerphone for Teams, and the CP50 and CPE40 microphones and MSpeaker II and MSpeaker Pro soundbars are the room-audio pieces that bolt onto a camera; the Yealink speakerphones guide sorts desk, huddle and room-microphone use. For a table that needs a proper conference phone, the Yealink CP925 at S$614.25, the battery-powered CP935W at S$916.65 (available to order) and the CP965 from S$899.10 in Teams, Zoom and SIP/UC editions with CPW65 wireless expansion microphones are compared in CP925 vs CP935W vs CP965. Browse the CP Series portable speakerphones collection, the speakerphones and soundbars collection and the IP and conference phones collection. Yealink's desk phones are a separate purchase decision and have their own posts: the SIP-T3, T4 and T5 series and the MP series for Microsoft Teams and Zoom are covered in comparing the MP54, MP56 and MP58 and best IP phone in Singapore, and the W-series DECT handsets and multi-cell bases sit in the IP and conference phones collection.

Which Yealink headset: Bluetooth, DECT or wired USB?

Yealink's headsets split by how they connect, and that is the first decision. Bluetooth is for people who work from a laptop and a mobile and move around: the BH70 MS from S$140.40, the earhook BH71 family from S$120.00, the ANC BH74 MS from S$186.30 and the over-ear BH78 MS at S$318.60, covered in the Bluetooth headsets BH70 vs BH71 vs BH74 vs BH78 guide. DECT is for desk-phone users, reception and contact centres that need range across a floor and dozens of users at once: the WH63 E2 at S$226.12, WH64 from S$237.60 and WH68 Hybrid from S$226.12, in the WH63 vs WH64 vs WH68 DECT headsets guide. Wired USB is for shared desks and call centres where nothing should need charging: the UH34, UH35, UH42, UH44, UH46 and UH48 from S$45.00, plus the YHS34 and YHS36 quick-disconnect headsets for desk phones, in the wired USB headsets guide. If you are stuck between the first two, DECT vs Bluetooth headset for the office is the decision post, and the Yealink headset price list holds every current headset price in one table, refreshed monthly. See also our ultimate guide to Yealink headsets, the cross-brand best office headsets for business in Singapore and Poly Voyager 5200 vs Yealink BH71. Collections: all Yealink headsets, BH Series Bluetooth and UH Series USB wired.

How Yealink pricing works at SourceIT

Two rules explain every price on the store. First, room systems are quoted per room: every MeetingBar, MVC and ZVC kit, UVC BYOD kit, MeetingBoard and MeetingDisplay panel, CTP console, RoomPanel, UVC30, UVC34, UVC86, SmartVision and MTower is listed as price on request, because the figure depends on the display count, microphones, mounts, cabling, licence and installation for that room. Second, everything personal or modular is listed: headsets, speakerphones, conference phones, the UVC20 and UVC40 E2, microphones, mounts, PoE adapters and dongles show a price and can be ordered directly, with volume quotes on request. Yealink's standard warranty applies; confirm the term for your SKU when requesting a quote. Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms licences are never included in hardware pricing. Who buys what, in the orders we see: IT managers standardising on Teams take MeetingBar A40/A50 bundles and MVC kits with BH74 MS headsets; schools and training providers take MeetingBoard Pro and CP965 phones; contact centres take WH64 or UH34 headsets in volume; integrators take MVC S80/S98 kits with Dante ceiling audio.

Buying Yealink in Singapore

SourceIT supplies Yealink in Singapore across the full range above and designs and installs meeting rooms. For any listed product, order online or use Request for Quotation on the product page for volume pricing; for a room system, send us the room dimensions, seat count, table shape and platform and we will configure and quote it, or start with our meeting room configurator. Call (65) 6978 3502 or email Sales@sourceit.com.sg. Government and education buyers can procure through GeBIZ and Vendors@Gov, where we are registered; room design and installation are available on request.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Yealink in Singapore? SourceIT supplies the full Yealink range in Singapore, with online ordering for listed items and per-room quotations for video conferencing systems.

Why are Yealink room systems price on request? Because the final cost depends on displays, microphones, mounts, cabling, licence and installation for each room; SourceIT quotes the complete room so the figure is accurate.

Is Yealink certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms? Yes. The MeetingBar A10, A25, A40, A50, the CTP consoles and the MeetingBoard Pro are on Microsoft's Teams Rooms on Android certified list, and the MVC S40, S50, S80, S90 and S98 C5U kits are on the Teams Rooms on Windows certified-hardware list.

Does Yealink work with Zoom? Yes. The MeetingBar bars are sold as Zoom Rooms Appliances, the ZVC kits ship with Zoom Rooms, and the CP965 and MP phones have Zoom editions.

Which Yealink headset should I buy? Bluetooth BH series for laptop and mobile users, DECT WH series for desk phones and dense offices, wired UH series for shared desks and call centres.

Is the Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms licence included? No. Room licences are bought from Microsoft or Zoom separately; SourceIT can quote them alongside the hardware.

Does SourceIT install Yealink meeting rooms? Yes. Room design, installation and configuration are available for every MeetingBar, MVC, ZVC and MeetingBoard deployment.