Highfive Video Conferencing Equipment

Highfive is a video conferencing solution designed for high-fidelity communication. The Highfive platform was built to support Dolby technology that Dolby built from the ground up to enhance the user's experience while participating in both voice and video conferences. In addition to audio and video quality that is second to none, the Highfive video conferencing platform makes connecting easy with no downloads, simple URLs, no pin codes, passwords, and no monthly minute use limitations. Another benefit of this platform is that Highfive's video conferencing platform allows for any participant to screen share!

The experts at video conferencing supply understand the ins and outs of the Highfive video conferencing solution, and the resulting compatibility of video conferencing systems, equipment, hardware, and accessories. This is why we have dedicated a section of our site, making it easy to find Highfive compatible hardware specific to the Highfive video conferencing platform.

If you are still unsure which hardware will work best with your Highfive hosted video conferencing solution, don't worry! Our sales team and support engineers are experts with Highfive video conferencing and the manufacturers who develop specifically for this platform. Our staff members are manufacturer-certified for all manufacturers that we sell, including Aver, Cisco, Dolby, HuddleCamHD, Jabra, Lifesize, Logitech, Poly, Polycom, and Yealink, so you are in good hands if you require sales or technical support. Considering that the hardware solutions for Highfive are centric to Dolby, you are in excellent hands with Video Conferencing Supply as we were one of the first dealers of Dolby audio and video conferencing solutions starting in 2017!

If you have any questions along the way, feel free to contact us using our contact page or by phone at (888) 272-5560.

Also, please note that when we talk about video conferencing by room size, we are mainly refereeing to the number of people at the conference room table. We are less concerned about the actual square footage of the conference room.

As a result, we generally classify room-size as follows: