On 8 October 2026 Logitech announced the Logitech Rally Bar 2 video bar, alongside the Tap IP 2 room controller, the Tap Scheduler 2 booking panel and a modular Rally System 2 Pro family for larger rooms. Logitech says Rally Bar 2, Tap IP 2 and Tap Scheduler 2 are rolling out globally now, while Rally System 2 Pro, RoomMate 2 Pro and the Rally Speaker 2 range follow in summer 2027.
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- Logitech announced Rally Bar 2, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler 2, Rally System 2 Pro, RoomMate 2 Pro, Rally AI Camera Pro, Rally Speaker 2, Rally Speaker 2 Pro and Rally Speaker 2 Max on 8 October 2026.
- Logitech says Rally Bar 2 is certified for Zoom Rooms, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, and is built on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP).
- Rally Bar 2 uses a custom-designed lens with a 1-inch sensor and a Qualcomm chipset, according to Logitech's release on Business Wire.
- Logitech gives availability as rolling out globally now for Rally Bar 2, Tap IP 2 and Tap Scheduler 2, and summer 2027 for Rally System 2 Pro, RoomMate 2 Pro and the Rally Speaker 2 lineup.
- Right Sight 3 multi-camera switching is due in the second half of 2027 as a free CollabOS software update, Logitech says.
Logitech called this its biggest enterprise launch ever in its own release, published on Business Wire on 8 October 2026 under the headline "Logitech Unveils Its Biggest Enterprise Launch Ever: More Power, More Future-Proofed Rooms for the AI Revolution". AV Interactive, the website of AV Magazine, reported the launch on the same day under the headline "Logitech unveils its biggest enterprise product launch ever". Everything below comes from Logitech's release and its product page, read at the time of writing.
What Logitech launched, product by product
The launch splits into two groups: kit Logitech says is rolling out now, and a modular large room system that arrives next year. This table sets out each product as Logitech names and describes it.
| Product | What Logitech says it is | Availability Logitech gives |
|---|---|---|
| Rally Bar 2 | Successor to the original Rally Bar, with a 1-inch sensor, a Qualcomm chipset, Right Sound 3 audio and occupancy detection | Rolling out globally now |
| Tap IP 2 | A brighter, network-connected meeting room touch controller | Rolling out globally now |
| Tap Scheduler 2 | Room booking panel with a brighter, higher resolution display, upgraded compute and a built-in motion sensor | Rolling out globally now |
| Rally System 2 Pro | Modular system for complex and divisible rooms | Summer 2027 |
| RoomMate 2 Pro | Qualcomm-powered compute box running up to three 4K displays, across Android, PC or BYOD setups | Summer 2027 |
| Rally AI Camera Pro | Dual camera combining a wide-angle 1-inch sensor with an optical PTZ camera | Part of Rally System 2 Pro |
| Rally Speaker 2, Rally Speaker 2 Pro, Rally Speaker 2 Max | A seven-driver beaming networked speaker, and two soundbars with 32 and 64 micro-drivers using Sound Shape | Summer 2027 |
| Logitech Link and Right Sight 3 | AV-over-IP between Logitech devices over Category cable, and multi-camera tracking | Right Sight 3 switching: second half of 2027 |
Logitech's general manager of Team Workspace Solutions, Henry Levak, described a dual mandate for IT: "Deliver exceptional meeting experiences today while preparing for an AI-powered tomorrow."
Logitech Rally Bar 2 in a London meeting room
For most London offices, Rally Bar 2 is the product that matters this quarter. It sits in the same place as the first Rally Bar: a video bar that Logitech pitches at medium to large rooms, fixed with its included wall mount. Logitech's product page lists it at 860 mm wide, 97 mm high and 93 mm deep, weighing 4.8 kg, with a 115 degree diagonal field of view and 10/100/1G Ethernet. Those numbers matter if you are swapping out an older bar on an existing wall bracket in a Canary Wharf tower or a converted Shoreditch warehouse, because joinery and mount positions were cut for the old unit.
Platform choice stays open. Logitech says Rally Bar 2 is certified for Zoom Rooms, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. For a firm in the City running Teams Rooms on most floors, with one or two Zoom rooms for a client facing team, that means one bar model across the estate. Check the certification listing for your exact setup on Logitech's compatibility and certifications page before ordering.
Sensors feed real estate data. Logitech says the bar includes occupancy detection and environmental sensing, and that embedded sensors can book meetings when people walk in. If your facilities team already uses Logitech Spot, read our earlier note on Logitech Spot sensor integrations before deciding where room data should live.
The UK store was not yet taking orders when we checked. At the time of writing, Logitech's en-gb Rally Bar 2 page shows a sign up to be told when it becomes available to buy, alongside links to contact sales or find a reseller.
Who this affects in London
Three groups should pay attention. Firms whose first generation Rally Bars are approaching refresh now have a named successor. Organisations planning large or divisible boardrooms, for example a King's Cross office with a training suite that splits in two, should know Rally System 2 Pro is coming in summer 2027 and may want to time a fit out around it. Finally, mixed platform estates, where a Google Meet room sits next to Teams Rooms, gain one bar certified for all three platforms. Our post on Google Meet hardware covers the Meet side of that mix.
What to plan before you order
Audit your current rooms. List each room's bar, compute, controller and booking panel, with firmware level and platform. Rooms with original Rally Bars and older Tap controllers are the obvious candidates for Rally Bar 2 and Tap IP 2.
Check the network. Tap IP 2 is a network-connected controller and Logitech Link runs over Category cable, so ask whether your floor switches have spare ports, how each device will be powered, and whether your IT team needs to approve new devices on the room VLAN. Our network and WiFi team in London can survey this alongside the AV.
Decide whether to wait for the large room system. If a boardroom or divisible space is due for work before summer 2027, you can install a current system now or design containment and cabling with Rally System 2 Pro in mind, then confirm the detail once Logitech publishes it.
Treat AI features as roadmap. Right Sight 3 camera switching is due in the second half of 2027, according to Logitech. Do not buy today on the strength of a feature that has not shipped.
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Questions we are often asked
Does the Logitech Rally Bar 2 work with Microsoft Teams Rooms?
Yes. Logitech says Rally Bar 2 is certified for Microsoft Teams, as well as Zoom Rooms and Google Meet, and is built on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform. Check Logitech's certification document for the exact mode you plan to run.
When can I buy Rally Bar 2 in London?
Logitech says Rally Bar 2 is rolling out globally now. At the time of writing its en-gb page offers an availability alert rather than a buy button, so ask a reseller for current lead times.
Is Rally System 2 Pro available yet?
No. Logitech says Rally System 2 Pro, RoomMate 2 Pro and the Rally Speaker 2 lineup will be available in summer 2027.
Will my existing Rally Bar get Right Sight 3?
Not confirmed. Logitech describes Right Sight 3 as multi-camera tracking arriving as a free CollabOS update in the second half of 2027, but the release does not list which existing devices receive it.
How much does Rally Bar 2 cost in the UK?
Logitech has not published a UK price in its release; pricing is available through Logitech's sales channel and resellers at the time of writing.
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