Cisco Webex DX80 (discontinued)

I'm a user of the Webex platform and Cisco Webex DX80 is one of the best video conferencing systems I could find. It has it all which makes it an all-in-one design. It provided a complete package for my meeting room, from high-quality video and integrated audio to the sleek touchscreen interface and high-end security features.

The biggest problem it solved for me is maintaining top-notch security while not compromising the features and video quality. Since it's backed up by Cisco's robust security protocol, I didn't have to worry about any security breach.

I use the DX80 daily as my Monitor, by Webex and other online meetings, and as a bigger Monitor for my Notebook and my tablet

I use Cisco Webex DX80 every time I have a Webex Meeting or any other meeting over the internet. The important thing here is that you can also use it as a collaboration tool but also as a monitor to extend your desktop, for example, so cool Webex and telepresence tools. Try it!

I've been using the DX80 for meetings (Webex & MS Teams) and whiteboarding locally also to perform video test calls as I support Collaboration within my organization. Our Executives like these desktop systems for their personal use from their office or home offices. The biggest payoff and benefit is flexibility and having the ability to not utilize their laptops to conduct video calls by having this separate system inches away from their laptops.

The senior executives make use of it, and during the pandemic, when everyone is working remotely, the gadgets have become even more important. Diagnostic assistance in the form of the Cisco Webex DX80 is being utilized in order to aid with the debugging of VTC sessions.

In our team, the Cisco Webex DX80 is used as a desktop or small conference room alternative. With the inclusion of Webex as our primary means of meeting collaboration, the Cisco Webex DX80 has become an ideal choice for making meetings easier to join. This is owing to the fact that they were the first Webex endpoints, which were formerly known as Spark boards, and Cisco didn't build them in a way that would have allowed for future product updates.

I use it for meetings and to test other video codecs customers are having issues with.

My company is the largest company in the defense industry in Turkey. It is the flagship of the Turkish defense industry. DX80 is used by our senior managers, as a phone, as a Personal Video Conferencing Device, and as a PC monitor. So far, there have been no problems other than the conversion from Android to CE version. They cause NTP problems from time to time, but we think it's due to the firmware.

We use the DX80 system-wide in our health system as an option for a desktop or very small conference room setting. The addition of Webex being our main source of meeting collaboration has made the DX80 a perfect option to simplify joining meetings.

We have some Cisco Webex DX80 units installed in small and medium-sized meeting rooms across the company. Our department uses the Cisco Webex DX80 to make immersive online meetings with excellent video and audio quality that give us the feeling of being in the same room with other people on the other side of the screen. The DX80 is compact and has a 23-inch screen with 1080p resolution with built-in speakers. I used to do department meetings with other branches of the company and also with customers and suppliers. The experience with this codec has been great for communication and collaboration and has a very beautiful design.

Presently we have deployed DX80s as video endpoints as personal use workstation devices for mid to upper management level user base. These have been in prod for more than 3 years now or for approximately that time frame ever since this product line was first used. The reason for the overall rating is because these were one of the earliest Webex endpoints, and, when first introduced were called Spark boards, and Cisco didn't design them intelligently enough to have the ability/capability for product enhancements due to significant hardware limitations. The newer product line is much better comparatively.

We use DX80 in every C-level position in our company and offer DX80 in every collaboration project we sell, implement and support. Our main goal using DX80 in these projects is to enhance the meeting experience and make a stand point of the potential of the Webex platform.

[Cisco Webex] DX80s are used in my organization and as well as by my customers. It addresses a very simple need, having a powerful tool at your desk, providing high-quality Video and Audio interaction enabling smooth collaboration.

Cisco Webex DX80 is being used by multiple departments within the organization to facilitate both internal collaboration and meetings as well as external customer/partner-facing meetings and communication. It has been invaluable during the pandemic to keep our teams connected and deliver an "n-person-like experience when communicating with others.

We use Cisco Webex DX80 for desk-side VC requirements where a whole room would be overkill. We're also using these in partners' homes.

With the COVID-19 restrictions we suddenly needed a way to easily meet and collaborate from home. We were already using Cisco Teams so we decided to buy some DX80s to facilitate our staff working from home and enable them to participate in meeting and planning sessions with a great screen which also doubles as a 2nd display.

The Cisco Webex DX80 is being used as a diagnostic tool that assists with troubleshooting VTC sessions.

It is used primarily by senior executives and the devices have been made more essential during the pandemic with everyone working remotely.

Our Cisco Webex DX80s are used as a preferred desktop solution for our Major Command leadership and directorates on both secure and un-secure DoD networks. The DX80 provides versatility in video conferencing/communications that laptops w/cameras could not address. The DX80 allows commanders/directors the ease of full conferencing capabilities while remaining at their desks/offices/homes.

DX80s are used for telehealth meetings as well as administration. With the increased need for social distance, these have provided alternatives to in-person meetings.

It is primarily used for Cisco Webex Video conferencing and is used by mid-level to senior executives. Executives/Mid-level managers across Sales, Support, and Consulting use it today. The main problem it addresses is the ability to have high-quality video during conferences especially during COVID when the workforce has become largely distributed and we no longer work out of office even for our own internal meetings, let alone customer meetings.

Cisco Webex DX80 is used as a personal device for Webex Meetings and internal meetings. We can use it as a second screen and it can replace the speaker of the computer. The screen is pretty big with 1080p resolution and HDMI connection. The camera can flip automatically if we need to switch it to view a paper on the desk.

The DX80 is currently being used by a couple of users in remote work scenarios resulting from the pandemic that we are currently facing. The unit allows for ease-of-use when participating in conferencing calls as well as collaboration with other team members. The DX 80 allows for whiteboarding and other tools that are used amongst the team. The entire system makes it very easy to use for any user.

In my job as a Concierge Engineer, I support our customers by assisting them in setting up their Video Conference Meetings through our Concierge Service. I use Cisco Desk Endpoints (in my case, Cisco Webex DX80) as my personal unit, which I use to dial into the conference that I am setting up and assisting our Video Collaboration Customers with, to ensure that their meetings start without issues - such as Audio, Video and Presentation concerns.

This device is being placed in VP and above offices and now during COVID in their homes as well. We are also deploying these in to the homes of Webex "Power" users within our organization to keep the momentum going on Webex meetings adoption. This device is all over our org but only in a limited supply or about 100 or so throughout the entire company.