




Logitech · Expansion Microphone Pod
Logitech Rally Mic Pod 2 Expansion Microphone
A tabletop expansion microphone made for Rally Board 65 and other Rally room systems, extending studio-quality audio pickup to more of a long or oddly shaped table. RightSound 2 processing runs AI noise suppression, echo suppression and voice equalisation across a 7-mic beamforming array, and a tap on the pod instantly mutes the whole room. It daisy-chains to the host system over Cat5e or Cat6 cabling, with no separate power supply needed.
Quick Glance
Key Features
RightSound 2 audio, purpose-built for the table
Seven omnidirectional MEMS microphones form six acoustic beams, picking up voices across a 7.2 m diameter with a 90 Hz – 16 kHz frequency response. RightSound 2 layers AI noise suppression, AI echo suppression and AI voice equalisation on top, so keyboard clicks, HVAC hum and uneven speaking volumes are handled before the audio ever reaches the call.
Extends coverage without extra boxes on the table
Click a Cat5e or Cat6 shielded cable into the RJ45 port and the pod is connected — no couplers, extenders or separate power supply. Up to two mic pods can be daisy-chained together with up to 10 m of cable between them, and the run back to the host device can be as long as 40 m on Cat5e or 70 m on Cat6.
Mount it flat, and mute it with a tap
Rally Mic Pod 2 sits on the table or mounts to the ceiling with tidy cable management built in, and a single tap on the pod instantly mutes all sound in the room for a private moment. The plastic parts include a minimum of 58% post-consumer recycled plastic.
Detailed Specifications
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and may be updated or changed without prior notice. AtomOffice is not responsible for any discrepancies between the information shown here and the manufacturer's official documentation.
Need-to-Know
- This listing is the Graphite model, part 989-001214. Logitech also lists an Off White version, part 989-001215, with its own gallery images.
- Logitech's own page names Rally Board 65 as the system this pod is made for ('Mic pod made for Rally Board 65, with RightSound 2 audio processing'); it does not publish a separate list of every compatible host device on this product's page.
- Logitech does not publish a computer operating-system compatibility list for Rally Mic Pod 2 on this page — it is a table or ceiling audio expansion pod that daisy-chains to a Rally host device over Cat5e/Cat6 cabling rather than connecting to a computer directly, and no USB or OS-mode section appears in the cached page.
- In the Box on Logitech's page lists only the pod itself and documentation; there is no separate mount, cable or power supply included.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- A 7-mic beamforming array with a 7.2 m pickup diameter reaches the far end of a table that a room system's built-in microphones can't cover on their own.
- RightSound 2 filters keyboard clicks, HVAC hum and echo automatically, so added microphones don't add extra noise to the call.
- No separate power supply is needed — the pod is powered over the same Cat5e/Cat6 cable that carries its audio, keeping cabling simple.
- A single tap mutes the whole room instantly, giving anyone at the table a physical, obvious way to go private.
- The plastic parts use a minimum of 58% post-consumer recycled plastic, and the paper packaging comes from FSC-certified forests.
Best For
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is an expansion microphone that extends audio pickup to more of a table, on top of the microphones built into a room system such as Rally Board 65. It uses the same RightSound 2 audio processing as Logitech's other Rally devices, picking up voices across a 7.2 m diameter and filtering out background noise, keyboard clicks and echo before the audio reaches the call.
It connects over a single RJ45 port using Cat5e or Cat6 shielded cable, with no separate power supply — power comes over the same cable run. The cable to the host device can run up to 40 m on Cat5e or 70 m on Cat6, and up to two mic pods can be daisy-chained together with up to 10 m of cable between them.
Yes. A single tap on the top of the pod instantly mutes all sound in the room, which is the same physical mute control Logitech uses across its Rally microphone accessories. There is no separate remote needed for that action.
Logitech's page lists just the Rally Mic Pod 2 itself and its documentation. A table or ceiling mounting kit, Cat5e/Cat6 cabling and the host device it daisy-chains to are not included, so tell us how many pods and how much cable your room needs and we will quote it alongside the room system.
Need more microphone coverage on a long table?
Tell us your table length and which Rally system you run, and we will quote the right number of Rally Mic Pod 2 units and cabling as one line.

