The measure of a huddle room is how long it takes someone to get their screen on the wall. This switcher is built around one answer: plug in the single USB-C cable. Video, the room camera and microphone, the audio path and up to 100W of laptop charging all travel down it at once. There is a second HDMI input for people who brought their own adapter, and switching between them is automatic on signal and 5V detection.

Video runs 4K60 at 4:4:4 through both inputs, with USB-C using DP Alt mode and HDCP 2.3. The USB side is a proper 5Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 1 host and hub, which is what a decent conference camera actually needs — not the throttled USB 2.0 path many switchers quietly hand you. Balanced and unbalanced analog audio can be embedded in or extracted from the USB or HDMI streams, so a ceiling microphone and a room amplifier both land where they should.

For the people who maintain the room rather than use it: dual gigabit Ethernet ports, a configurable welcome screen and no-signal image, display power control over CEC, IR or RS-232, TCP/IP and web GUI control, and third-party control system drivers included.

Configured per room, so we quote it alongside the display and the rest of the chain rather than selling it as a box on its own.

Pair it with the screen

Most rooms we kit out this way end up replacing a tired projector or a bezelled LCD wall with a single seamless LED display. If that is where this room is heading, look at the Titan All-in-One LED TV — it arrives pre-calibrated on its own frame, and this switcher drives it straight out of the box.