Third-party equipment: Huddly approved
In general, we recommend using Huddly branded cables for optimal compatibility. You can find the specs for all of Huddly's cables here.
Huddly cameras are USB-powered and compatible with any platform. They are perfect for small huddle rooms, medium size meeting rooms, and open collaboration spaces. Just plug it in and you are ready to go.
In some scenarios, longer cables or hubs might be needed to integrate the Huddly camera with your video conferencing solution.
A list of third-party hubs, extenders and cables are known to work with Huddly cameras will be updated shortly in Q2 2026.
It is important to note that Huddly does not provide support on these.
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