VCM35 wired array microphone with 5m CAT5e cable

The Yealink VCM35 is a wired video conferencing microphone array designed for voice capture in medium and large conference rooms. Its built-in three-microphone array provides a 360-degree voice pickup range across a 16 ft (5 m) radius. Advanced noise and echo cancellation help maintain clear, reliable meeting audio. This configuration includes a 5 m CAT5e cable for wired integration with supported Yealink conferencing systems.

Ideal Use Cases

The VCM35 is suited to meeting rooms that require voice coverage across a larger seating area. Its 360-degree pickup supports conversations involving participants positioned around the microphone, while its specified 16 ft (5 m) pickup radius makes it appropriate for medium and large conference rooms. The microphone can operate as a single external pickup device or as part of a supported multi-microphone configuration, depending on the connected Yealink conferencing system.

Why Choose This Model

This model combines a built-in three-microphone array with clearly defined room coverage and audio-processing features. Noise cancellation helps reduce unwanted background sound, while echo cancellation supports more intelligible conferencing audio. The wired design provides a direct connection for permanent or planned meeting-room installations. Support for multiple VCM35 units on selected Yealink systems also allows the microphone arrangement to be matched to the compatible host device and room requirements.

Installation and Integration

The supplied items include the VCM35 unit, an RJ45 connector, double-sided tape, a Quick Start Guide, and the 5 m CAT5e cable specified for this listing. The included double-sided tape can be used when positioning the microphone as part of the room setup.

Supported microphone quantities vary by Yealink host system. SmartVision 40 supports up to two VCM35 microphones at a time, while UVC40 E2 supports up to one. AVHub supports up to eight when running version 153.431.0.5 or later. UVC86 supports up to eight with version 151.431.0.5 or later, and UVC84 supports up to eight with version 262.431.0.5 or later. SmartVision 60, UVC40, UVC34, and UVC30 are marked as unsupported in the supplied compatibility information.

The VCM35 functions as an external microphone and does not support simultaneous sound pickup with a conferencing device's built-in microphone. The microphone used for pickup can be selected through MTouch II. Host compatibility, supported microphone count, and applicable firmware requirements should therefore be confirmed when planning the installation.

Performance Highlights

The VCM35 captures voices from every direction within its stated coverage area rather than limiting pickup to a single facing direction. Its three-microphone array covers a radius of up to 16 ft (5 m), giving participants room to speak naturally within a supported meeting-room layout. Noise cancellation and echo cancellation process the captured audio to improve clarity and help deliver dependable voice communication during video conferences.

What Makes It Different

The combination of a 360-degree pickup range, a specified 16 ft radius, and support for multi-unit installations on selected Yealink systems distinguishes the VCM35 as a room-focused conferencing microphone. The published compatibility limits make it possible to identify how many microphones a supported host can use before installation. Its external-microphone behavior is also clearly defined: pickup switches between the VCM35 and the built-in microphone rather than operating both simultaneously.

Final Assessment

The Yealink VCM35 is a strong match for supported medium and large conference-room systems that need wired, multidirectional voice pickup. Its three-microphone array, 360-degree coverage, 16 ft (5 m) pickup radius, and noise and echo cancellation address the central requirements of meeting-room audio capture. The included installation items and 5 m CAT5e cable support deployment, while the documented host and firmware requirements provide clear guidance for single-unit and multi-unit configurations.