Microsoft Interactive Panels

The interactive displays only, from the wider Microsoft range. This is Surface Hub.

A software decision, not a hardware one

Surface Hub is the only interactive display on this site that you specify because of what the organisation already runs rather than what the panel does. For a Microsoft-standardised organisation it removes the gap between the room and everything else: the same identity signs in, files come from the same tenant, the whiteboard persists into the same Teams channel after the meeting, and the device is managed by the same team with the same tooling. Nobody learns a second system.

When it is the wrong answer

Cost per room is at the top of the market, and the proposition collapses outside the Microsoft ecosystem — an organisation on Google Workspace or Zoom gains almost nothing and should not pay for it. Even inside it, a certified Teams Rooms device from another manufacturer paired with a conventional interactive panel delivers most of the integration for considerably less, which is usually the better answer for estate-wide standardisation. See Logitech, Yealink or MAXHUB panels.

So: flagship boardrooms and executive collaboration spaces, rather than every room.

Buying and support

Quote-only, with pricing set by destination country, duty, quantity and installation scope. Related: Room Systems, Software & Licenses.

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Choosing a Microsoft Surface Hub for collaboration

Microsoft Surface Hub interactive collaboration displays are built around the Microsoft 365 experience, bringing 4K touch, integrated Teams video calling and digital whiteboarding into one device. For organisations already working in Microsoft tools, this creates a seamless surface for hybrid meetings, co-authoring and interactive sessions, well suited to corporates, government bodies and universities.

Selecting the right Surface Hub means considering room size and how teams meet. Smaller formats fit huddle rooms and focus spaces, while larger displays suit boardrooms, training rooms and lecture halls where everyone needs a clear view. Weigh how often teams rely on Teams calls, wireless sharing from laptops and phones, and the shared whiteboard that saves work and picks it up in the next session.

In meetings, a Surface Hub supports joint editing, annotation and hybrid participation with remote colleagues. In teaching and training, it enables interactive lessons, media and collaborative note-taking, giving organisations a consistent, Microsoft-native platform across their rooms.

Microsoft Surface Hub displays are supplied and delivered across the GCC and Africa, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Kuwait, Muscat, Manama, Cairo and Nairobi. Units carry the manufacturer's OEM warranty with supplier assistance for setup. Request a quote to plan your Surface Hub rollout.