Shure IntelliMix Room Kits for Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms: Which Kit for Which Room (2026)
A Shure IntelliMix Room Kit starts at $7,520 CAD and is built for organizations that need dependable Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms audio without piecing together a separate compute, DSP, microphone, speaker and camera system. This guide is for office managers, AV teams and integrators choosing coverage for small meeting rooms through large multi-camera boardrooms, with Canadian pricing reaching $20,100 CAD.
Best Multi-Camera Teams Room: Shure IMXRK80
The Shure IMXRK80 is $20,100 CAD for organizations building a large Teams Room where one camera cannot properly frame every seat. It handles the job of covering a large, reconfigurable room with two ceiling audio zones and a three-camera Huddly Crew system.
This is the complete choice for executive boardrooms, training rooms and spaces where participants sit around a wide table, split into groups or move between different presentation areas. The Huddly Crew system includes three Huddly L1 networked cameras, allowing automatic framing to follow the active people in the room instead of leaving remote attendees with one static wide shot.
Audio is equally serious. Two MXA902 ceiling arrays provide two pickup zones and two integrated loudspeakers, which is useful in rooms that need coverage across a larger seating plan. Each MXA902 combines microphone pickup, IntelliMix DSP and far-end playback in the ceiling, keeping table surfaces clear of speakerphones and loose cabling.
The price is substantial, and it only makes sense if multi-camera coverage solves a real room problem. For a conventional long boardroom with a single front-facing display, the IMXRK70 costs much less and uses the same two MXA902 audio approach with one Huddly L1 camera.
Best for Small Teams Rooms: Shure IMXRK30
The Shure IMXRK30 is $7,520 CAD for teams outfitting a small or medium Teams Room that needs clear ceiling-based audio and a simple camera system. Its job is to give a meeting room a complete Microsoft Teams Rooms setup without selecting every part separately.
For rooms up to 20 by 18 feet, this is the sensible entry point in the kit range. You get the IntelliMix Foundation System, one MXA902 integrated ceiling microphone and loudspeaker, plus a Huddly IQ USB camera. That combination suits huddle rooms, compact boardrooms and project rooms where a single camera view can see everyone at the table.
The MXA902 matters because it avoids the usual compromise of adding a tabletop speakerphone or a separate loudspeaker. Its ceiling array handles microphone pickup and far-end playback in one location, while onboard IntelliMix DSP handles echo cancellation and noise reduction. The Huddly IQ also supports AI framing, helping remote attendees see the people speaking without manual camera operation.
Do not stretch this kit into a long room simply because the seating count seems modest. One MXA902 covers a 20 by 20 foot area, but room shape, table length and where people sit still matter. If seats run well beyond a single pickup zone, step up to the IMXRK70.
Best for Medium and Large Rooms: Shure IMXRK50
The Shure IMXRK50 is $8,880 CAD for organizations with a medium or large Teams Room that needs one well-placed ceiling audio point and a networked camera. It is designed to cover rooms up to 32 by 16.5 feet while keeping deployment straightforward.
The practical difference between the IMXRK30 and IMXRK50 is the camera. This kit uses the Huddly L1 networked camera rather than the Huddly IQ USB camera, making it the stronger fit for rooms where networked AV infrastructure is already part of the plan. You still get one MXA902, one touch panel, the Windows compute with IntelliMix Room DSP installed and a PoE+ network switch.
At this price, the IMXRK50 is a good middle ground for a standard rectangular conference room. It has more reach than the IMXRK30, yet it avoids paying for the second MXA902 included with the IMXRK70. AI framing follows participants automatically, and the system can be managed through ShureCloud, Teams Admin Center and the Teams Rooms Pro Management Portal.
Its limitation is simple: there is one ceiling audio unit. Shure rates the IMXRK50 and IMXRK70 for nearly the same overall room size, but the IMXRK70 makes more sense where participants occupy the full length of a long table. Two pickup zones are better than asking one unit to do all the work in a heavily occupied room.
Best for Long Boardrooms: Shure IMXRK70
The Shure IMXRK70 is $11,620 CAD for large Teams Rooms with seating spread along the length of a boardroom table. Its job is to add a second ceiling pickup and loudspeaker zone while keeping the familiar single-camera meeting-room layout.
This is the kit to choose when the IMXRK50's room dimensions look close on paper, but the actual seating plan puts people at both ends of a long table. The IMXRK70 includes two MXA902 integrated ceiling array microphones and loudspeakers, plus one Huddly L1 networked camera. That second MXA902 gives you more than extra pickup coverage. It also adds a second point for far-end audio playback.
The result is a cleaner solution for large boardrooms where remote participants need to hear everyone clearly and in-room attendees need intelligible playback without turning the room into a collection of tabletop devices. The same IntelliMix Foundation System handles the compute, touch panel, network switch and installed IntelliMix Room DSP.
It is not the right answer for a room with difficult camera sightlines. The single Huddly L1 remains a single-camera system. If a wide room, divided seating layout or flexible furniture arrangement means one camera will miss people, move up to the IMXRK80 and its Huddly Crew multi-camera system.
Shure IntelliMix Room Kit Comparison
| Product | Best For | Price (CAD) | Room Size | Camera Setup | MXA902 Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shure IMXRK30 | Small and medium meeting rooms | $7,520 | Up to 20 by 18 ft | One Huddly IQ USB camera | 1 |
| Shure IMXRK50 | Medium and large standard rooms | $8,880 | Up to 32 by 16.5 ft | One Huddly L1 networked camera | 1 |
| Shure IMXRK70 | Long boardrooms with full-table seating | $11,620 | Up to 33 by 16.5 ft | One Huddly L1 networked camera | 2 |
| Shure IMXRK80 | Large rooms needing several camera angles | $20,100 | Up to 33 by 18 ft | Huddly Crew with 3 Huddly L1 cameras | 2 |
How to Choose a Shure IntelliMix Room Kit
Start with the seating plan. A room can technically fit within the IMXRK50 coverage guidance yet still need the IMXRK70 if people sit across the full length of a long boardroom table. The extra MXA902 adds a second pickup zone and another integrated loudspeaker, which directly improves how evenly the room is covered.
Camera coverage is the other major decision. The IMXRK30 suits compact rooms where one USB camera sees the table. The IMXRK50 and IMXRK70 use a Huddly L1 networked camera for more substantial rooms. The IMXRK80 is the right call if furniture moves often, seating wraps around the room or one camera angle leaves people out of frame.
Every kit includes the IntelliMix Foundation System, with a Windows compute, eight channels of IntelliMix Room DSP pre-installed, an 11-inch touch panel, a PoE+ network switch and required connectivity accessories. That avoids a separate DSP licence and reduces the number of purchasing decisions for a standard room build.
Choose the platform before ordering. Teams versions are certified for Microsoft Teams Rooms. Zoom versions use the same core parts and pricing, carry a Z suffix, and are certified for Zoom Rooms. The Zoom kit range includes IMXRK30Z, IMXRK50Z, IMXRK70Z and IMXRK80Z. Shure announced those versions on June 9, 2026, with availability beginning in July 2026.
Worth Exploring
Best for a Custom Small or Medium Room
The Shure MXA902W-S is $5,740 CAD for integrators designing a custom conferencing room around their own compute and camera choices. It handles microphone pickup, IntelliMix DSP and far-end playback in one ceiling-mounted unit for standard 24-inch ceiling grids.
Its automatic pickup zones adapt to room occupancy, and one PoE+ network connection carries the system connection needed for audio, power and control. It covers up to 20 by 20 feet, making it a practical building block for a room that does not need an entire preconfigured kit. For larger custom installs, lecture halls, divisible rooms and large boardrooms, the IMXF5 or IMXF5Z Foundation System can provide the compute, touch panel and network switch without locking the design to a supplied microphone, loudspeaker or camera.
Best for Custom Rooms Beyond Kit Coverage
The Shure MXA925 is aimed at custom rooms that exceed the standard kit approach, including larger boardrooms and spaces with more complicated coverage needs. Shure positions it as an enhanced successor to the MXA920, with AI echo cancellation, AI denoiser and AI dereverb onboard.
Its default coverage reaches 30 by 30 feet and supports up to eight coverage areas. Dual RJ45 ports also make it a stronger starting point for an integrator building around networked AV infrastructure instead of a fixed room kit package.
Shure IntelliMix Room Kit FAQ
Which Shure IntelliMix Room Kit is best for a long conference table?
The IMXRK70 is the better fit for a long conference table with people seated along its full length. It includes two MXA902 ceiling arrays, giving the room two pickup zones and two integrated loudspeakers. The IMXRK50 has similar overall room guidance but includes one MXA902.
What is included with a Shure IntelliMix Room Kit?
Each kit includes the IntelliMix Foundation System, made up of a Windows compute with eight channels of IntelliMix Room DSP pre-installed, an 11-inch touch panel, a PoE+ network switch and connectivity accessories. The kit then adds MXA902 ceiling arrays and a Huddly camera system sized for the intended room.
Can I buy a Shure IntelliMix Room Kit for Zoom Rooms?
Yes. Shure offers Zoom Rooms versions with a Z suffix: IMXRK30Z, IMXRK50Z, IMXRK70Z and IMXRK80Z. They use the same parts and pricing as their Teams counterparts but are certified for Zoom Rooms.
