Key Highlights:

• Logitech has launched Rally Board 65, a 65-inch all-in-one video collaboration device for hybrid meetings.
• The system combines video, audio, touch, AI framing, and room sensors in a single mobile unit.
• Rally Board 65 will be available globally from May 2025 at a price of $6,999.
• It targets IT teams struggling with complex meeting room setups and rising hybrid work demands.

Logitech has unveiled Rally Board 65, a 65-inch all-in-one video collaboration system designed to simplify hybrid meetings by combining video, audio, touch, and room intelligence into a single device. Announced in New Delhi on February 26, 2026, the product targets organizations struggling with complex meeting room setups and growing IT workloads. Rally Board 65 will be available from May 2025, priced at $6,999.

The launch reflects a broader shift in workplace technology. Companies want every space to support video collaboration, but they also want fewer cables, fewer components, and faster deployment. Rally Board 65 aims to solve that tension by collapsing multiple conferencing tools into one mobile system.

What exactly is Rally Board 65?

Rally Board 65 is a large-format, integrated video conferencing device built for hybrid work. It features a 65-inch touchscreen, a built-in 4K camera, microphones, speakers, and AI-powered software in a single enclosure.

Unlike traditional room systems that rely on separate cameras, audio bars, controllers, and compute units, Rally Board 65 works as a self-contained solution. Teams can roll it into open spaces, satellite offices, or training rooms. It can also be wall-mounted in conventional meeting rooms.

The idea is simple. Reduce hardware sprawl. Reduce setup time. Reduce IT dependency.

Why hybrid meetings remain difficult for IT teams

Hybrid work has expanded the definition of a meeting room. Collaboration now happens in open offices, huddle spaces, learning rooms, and temporary setups. Each space comes with different acoustics, lighting, and seating layouts.

For IT teams, this creates daily friction. Supporting multiple conferencing platforms, managing room bookings, maintaining hardware, and troubleshooting audio-video issues all compete for time.

Logitech positions Rally Board 65 as a response to this reality. The system can be operational within minutes and supports Android, PC, and BYOD modes. It works across major platforms, including Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet.

How AI improves the meeting experience

Rally Board 65 builds on Logitech’s AI-based audio and video technologies. It includes RightSight 2 for intelligent framing and RightSound 2 for voice clarity.

RightSight 2 automatically adjusts the camera view based on who is speaking and where participants are seated. RightSound 2 reduces background noise and balances voice levels across the room.

New features add another layer of control. Camera Zone restricts visual framing to a defined area. Mic Zone limits audio pickup to selected spaces. These tools are designed for open environments where distractions are common.

There is also a Depth Blur feature. It softens the background outside the meeting zone, similar to desktop background blur, but applied at the room level.

Can one device work in open spaces and meeting rooms?

Logitech says yes, and design plays a key role. Rally Board 65 can rotate 180 degrees, allowing the camera to sit at eye level whether the device is on a cart or mounted.

In open spaces, teams can roll it in, flip the orientation, and start a meeting. In fixed rooms, the camera can sit above or below the display. This flexibility reduces the need for multiple room-specific systems.

According to Logitech executives, the goal is adaptability without technical friction. One device. Many use cases.

What do the built-in sensors actually do?

Beyond video and audio, Rally Board 65 includes occupancy and environmental sensors. These detect when people are present and track conditions such as temperature, humidity, and CO₂ levels.

This data feeds into Logitech Sync, the company’s centralized IT management platform. IT teams can see how often rooms are used, when they are empty, and whether environmental conditions support productive meetings.

The system assigns room health scores and, in the future, will provide room energy scores. It can also recommend actions like improving ventilation or reducing room capacity.

How does Logitech Sync fit into the picture?

Logitech Sync acts as the control center. It provides a real-time overview of rooms and devices across an organization.

With Rally Board 65 connected, IT teams can monitor performance, push updates, and automate room booking and release based on occupancy data. This reduces manual intervention and helps organizations make better use of office space.

For large enterprises managing dozens or hundreds of rooms, this visibility is becoming essential.

Sustainability and power efficiency

Logitech says Rally Board 65 follows its Design for Sustainability principles. The device uses up to 41 percent next-life plastics, low-carbon aluminum, recycled fabrics, and FSC-certified packaging.

Sustainability also extends to energy use. The built-in radar system detects when rooms are empty and automatically shifts the device into a low-power state. Over time, this could help reduce energy consumption across commercial buildings.

Pricing, availability, and related products

Rally Board 65 will be available globally starting May 2025. The price is set at $6,999. It will be sold through authorized distributors, resellers, and Logitech’s website.

Logitech is also offering its occupancy and environmental sensing capabilities as a standalone product called Logitech Spot, aimed at organizations that want room intelligence without a full video system.

What this launch signals for workplace tech

With Rally Board 65, Logitech is betting that simplicity will matter more than ever. As hybrid work stabilizes, companies are less interested in experimental setups and more focused on systems that work everywhere, every time.

By merging AI video, room intelligence, and mobility into one device, Logitech is reshaping how organizations think about meeting spaces. The success of Rally Board 65 will likely depend on how well it reduces friction for both employees and IT teams.

For now, Logitech has made its position clear. Hybrid meetings should not feel complex.