Logitech details Rally Bar 2 and Rally System 2 Pro in enterprise portfolio overhaul

In an interview with TechRadar published Oct. 20, Henry Levak, vice president and general manager at Logitech, said customers want the company to be a simple and flexible partner. “We want people to think of us as that simple and flexible partner - the word 'proprietary' and being locked in is luckily something we're moving away from,” Levak said. He said more customers are asking workers to return to the office, which has increased demand for equipment that covers home desks, boardrooms and spaces in between.

The Rally Bar 2 is the successor to Logitech’s sound bar used in boardrooms and meeting spaces. It includes a Qualcomm Dragonwing chip for better AI processing, a 115-degree field of view and easier wall mounting because of its smaller form factor. The Rally System 2 Pro is described as modular yet streamlined, intended to simplify complex installations that can be difficult to maintain and manage and to make larger rooms better suited to meetings.

Levak said simplification is a big pain point for customers. He said people want things to be dramatically simpler, while also expecting consistency and a dependable experience. He said customers do not want a smaller room to have AI features and a larger room to lack them. Technology should disappear into the background so people can focus on collaboration and creation, he said, and that requires consistent technology across spaces.

Going forward, Levak said even a large room or meeting space should require only a small, simple device such as a video bar set up. He said simplification comes by dramatically reducing the number of components, from installation and provisioning to setup and deployment. According to Levak, the new lineup brings modern AI to much larger rooms for the first time and provides a full ecosystem of components to deliver that experience.

With AI agents playing a larger role for workers, Levak said context matters more. That information must be collected by sensors, and Logitech sees microphones and cameras as key to expanding it, provided effective privacy controls are used, making its equipment a physical layer of a company’s AI ecosystem. “We're making sure the products are built for what's coming next,” Levak said, citing simplicity and elegance.

Editor's Summary

Logitech used Logi Work 2026 to detail a new enterprise portfolio led by Rally Bar 2 and Rally System 2 Pro, with AI processing and modular room systems. Executive Henry Levak said customers want simpler, consistent technology across home, small and large meeting spaces. Logitech is also positioning its cameras and microphones as sensor layers for AI agents, subject to privacy controls.