Stem Ecosystem Adds New Stem Speaker To The Lineup
The latest addition to the Stem Ecosystem is the new Stem Speaker. It is a PoE+ powered, 9-inch external speaker, with three mounting options including ceiling-mounted, wall-mounted, and table-mounted.
Customers will have the freedom and flexibility to mount the device anywhere they want and expand not only microphone pick up, but also audio output in any area of a collaboration space. With its powerful driver and built-in technology, Stem Speaker delivers an exceptional sound experience in any meeting room.
Because it’s designed by Stem, it seamlessly integrates with the entire Stem Ecosystem of networked devices that can be easily managed on the Stem platform. The Stem Ecosystem supports up to 10 audio endpoints per room.
“We are thrilled to be expanding our ecosystem to include Stem Speaker. With the release of Speaker, customers have a new device to mix and match so they customize any room exactly the way they want it. It’s a monumental first addition to the ecosystem with many more to come”
- Jacob Marash, Managing Director at Stem
Speaker is the sixth device available in Stem’s ecosystem and is available for pre-order directly from Stem or through a network of IT resellers or AV integration partners.
With the acquisition of Stem in November 2020, Shure is expanding and diversifying its solution offering for organizations of all sizes.
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