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Poly Studio E60 | Image credits: HP Poly

At a glance

Res.4K
Zoom12x optical
View107° (panoramic lens)
FramingDirectorAI group, speaker, presenter and people framing
ConnectUSB-B, RJ45
  • Model Studio E60
  • Released 2024
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PolyLast updated on November 2026

Poly Studio E60 Review

Expert ScoreExcellentHow we score
  • Small room STRONG
  • Large room EXCELLENT
Launch price $2,150

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Overview

The Poly Studio E60 is a smart PTZ conference camera with two 8 MP sensors, 4K video at 30 fps, 12x optical zoom, DirectorAI framing, and a single-cable PoE+ installation option for medium and large rooms.

  • Dual sensors for wide and zoomed views
  • 12x optical zoom with 10 m pickup range
  • PoE+ single-cable install
  • Teams, Zoom and Meet certified

Key Takeaways

  • Panoramic lens finds people, PTZ lens frames them
  • DirectorAI speaker and group framing
  • Managed through Poly Lens

Best For

  • Boardrooms
  • Training rooms
  • IT-managed fleets

Avoid If

  • Your room seats fewer than eight
  • You want an all-in-one video bar

Pros & Cons

The Poly Studio E60 is one of the smartest PTZ cameras for larger rooms. Dual sensors make tracking calm and accurate, and PoE+ makes installation tidy. It is priced for rooms that need it.

PROS

  • Dual sensors for wide and zoomed views
  • 12x optical zoom with 10 m pickup range
  • PoE+ single-cable install
  • Teams, Zoom and Meet certified

CONS

  • Pricey for small rooms
  • Needs a separate audio system
  • Heavy at 1.79 kg

Review Scores

Score Breakdown

9.0/10 Expert Score

How this score is calculated

Each criterion is the weighted average of its available spec scores (0–10) from our Video Bars & Conference Cameras scoring matrix. Empty specs are skipped, not scored as 0. The Expert Score is the weighted average of the scored criteria, shown out of 10; stars = Expert Score / 20, rounded to the nearest half star. Not scored for this product (it doesn't apply, or the published specs don't cover it): Room Audio Pickup & Output. Its weight is shared by the other criteria.

CriterionWeightFrom specsScore
Optics & Room CoverageOptical Zoom: 12x → 9.5; Zoom: 12x optical → 7.9; Field of View: 107° (panoramic lens) → 8.1; Ideal Room Size: Medium to large rooms → 8.5; Pan / Tilt: Yes → 6.0; Max Resolution: 4K → 9.538%8.58.5
AI Speaker Tracking & FramingSpeaker Tracking: Yes → 10.0; Auto Framing: DirectorAI group → 8.531%9.49.4
Room Audio Pickup & Output—no scored dependencies—
OS Platform & EcosystemRemote Management: Poly Lens → 10.0; Certifications: Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet → 10.019%10.010.0
Deployment & I/OMounting: Shelf, wall mount (included) → 6.0; Power over Ethernet: Yes (PoE+) → 10.013%7.87.8
Expert Score9.0/10

Scores by Use Case

  • Small room80/100
  • Large room100/100

Poly Studio E60 Review

Poly, now part of HP, launched the Studio E60 in April 2024 alongside the Studio V52 and E360. It replaced the older EagleEye-era PTZ cameras with a dual-lens design that runs HP’s DirectorAI framing on the camera.

Optics & Room Coverage 8.5/10

Both lenses use 8 MP sensors, and the camera outputs 4K at 30 fps over USB or as an IP stream. The image is processed on board, so the room PC only receives the framed view.

Faces look sharp at the back of a long boardroom, and skin tones stay natural under typical office LED panels. Brighter windows are handled better than on many older PTZ cameras, though strong backlight still darkens faces.

Next to the Logitech Rally Camera the Poly offers a similar image with the advantage of a second wide sensor. That helps the framing more than the raw picture.

Pan covers plus or minus 170 degrees and tilt plus or minus 30 degrees. DirectorAI offers group framing, speaker framing, presenter tracking and people framing modes.

The wide lens watches the whole room while the PTZ lens moves, so the camera knows where to go before it pans. That avoids the hunting effect of single-lens trackers, which often swing past the speaker first.

Speaker framing depends on audio cues, so it works best with Poly microphones or a certified room system rather than a generic USB speaker.

  • Optical 12x
  • Zoom 12x optical
  • View 107° (panoramic lens)
  • Room Size Medium to large rooms

AI Speaker Tracking & Framing 9.4/10

The PTZ lens has 12x optical zoom and Poly rates speaker pickup to about 10 m. It covers a 71 degree horizontal field at its widest, while the panoramic lens sees 107 degrees.

In practice, optical zoom keeps a presenter at the far end of a training room sharp, rather than the soft crop a fixed-lens bar produces. Zoom moves are quick but smooth enough not to distract remote viewers.

For very deep rooms, the 10 m range is the practical limit. Larger auditoriums still need broadcast-style PTZ cameras with longer lenses.

  • Tracking Yes
  • Framing DirectorAI group

OS Platform & Ecosystem 10.0/10

The camera is certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms and Google Meet. Poly Lens handles firmware updates, settings and fleet monitoring.

For IT teams, Lens lets you push framing modes and updates across many rooms from one console. That consistency matters more than any single feature once you manage dozens of spaces.

Paired with a Teams Rooms system, it shows up as a certified camera with no driver work. The warranty is one year, with Poly+ support plans available.

  • Mgmt Poly Lens

Deployment & I/O 7.8/10

The E60 connects by USB-B to a room PC, or over RJ45 with PoE+ power and data on one cable. A 12 V DC input is available, and Poly includes a 5 m Ethernet cable and a wall mount.

PoE+ means a single cable run from the switch, which installers appreciate on ceiling or wall mounts. The 1.79 kg body measures 20 x 15 x 16.5 cm, so a sturdy shelf or mount is essential.

Rooms without a PoE+ switch port can use the DC adapter, though that adds another cable to hide behind the display.

  • Mounting Shelf, wall mount (included)
  • PoE Yes (PoE+)

Full Specifications

General

Best ForMedium to large meeting rooms
Ideal Room SizeMedium to large rooms
Release Year2024
Launch Price$2,150

Camera

Max Resolution4K
Max Frame Rate30 fps
Sensor2 x 8 MP sensors
Zoom12x optical
Optical Zoom12x
Field of View107° (panoramic lens)
Pan / TiltYes
Auto FramingDirectorAI group, speaker, presenter and people framing
Speaker TrackingYes
Megapixels8 MP
Horizontal FOV71° (PTZ), 107° (panoramic)
Pan Range±170°
Tilt Range±30°

Connectivity

ConnectionUSB-B, RJ45
Power over EthernetYes (PoE+)
USBUSB-B
IP StreamingYes
NetworkRJ45 Ethernet

Platforms

CertificationsMicrosoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet
Remote ManagementPoly Lens
Microsoft TeamsYes
ZoomYes
SoftwarePoly Lens

Design

MountingShelf, wall mount (included)
Weight1.79 g
Dimensions20 x 15 x 16.5 cm
PowerPoE+ or 12 V DC

In the Box

In the BoxCamera, 5 m Ethernet cable, wall mount
Warranty1-year limited

Identifiers

Model NumberStudio E60

Audio

Built-in MicsTwo-element beamforming array

Product Details

BrandPoly
ModelStudio E60
Model numberStudio E60
Release year2024

Price Comparison

StorePriceDeal
Hp.comOfficial Poly store
Launch price $2,150
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The Verdict

I’d choose the Poly Studio E60 for boardrooms that need real optical zoom and calm tracking. Smaller rooms are better served by an all-in-one bar such as the Poly Studio X52.

FAQs

What resolution does the Studio E60 support?

4K at 30 fps.

How much optical zoom does it have?

12x optical zoom.

Can it be powered by PoE?

Yes, it supports PoE+ over a single Ethernet cable.

Which platforms is it certified for?

Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet.

How far can it pick up a speaker?

Poly rates it to about 10 m.

How wide is the view?

107 degrees on the panoramic lens and 71 degrees on the PTZ lens.

What is included in the box?

The camera, a 5 m Ethernet cable and a wall mount.

How is it managed?

Through Poly Lens.