Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices

Vendor: Microsoft
Product: Microsoft Teams
Type: Availability
Announcement date: 2025-03-26
Effective date: Date not published
Impact: Affected

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You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up the meeting pre-join screen, then use the Teams button on headset B to join the meeting, and then use the Teams button on your connected speakerphone to raise hand in the meeting, etc. GA date: May CY2025 Rolling out General Availability Targeted Release Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC GCC High Microsoft Teams Desktop

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Who is affected: The audience described by the Microsoft update is represented by: Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up

Why it matters: The change matters because the official source describes: Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up

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Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up the meeting pre-join screen, then use the Teams button on headset B to join the meeting, and then use the Teams button on your connected speakerphone to raise hand in the meeting, etc. GA date: May CY2025 Rolling out General Availability Targeted Release Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC GCC High Microsoft Teams Desktop
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Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up the meeting pre-join screen, then use the Teams button on headset B to join the meeting, and then use the Teams button on your connected speakerphone to raise hand in the meeting, etc. GA date: May CY2025 Rolling out General Availability Targeted Release Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC GCC High Microsoft Teams Desktop
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Microsoft Teams: Teams Button Support on Multiple Connected Peripheral Devices You can now use the Teams button across peripheral devices without having to manually select a specific device in the Teams devices settings. This ensures a more seamless experience navigating across multiple certified for Microsoft Teams personal peripheral USB devices (with a wire or a dongle) connected to the same host device (such as your laptop). For example, you can use the Teams button on headset A to bring up the meeting pre-join screen, then use the Teams button on headset B to join the meeting, and then use the Teams button on your connected speakerphone to raise hand in the meeting, etc. GA date: May CY2025 Rolling out General Availability Targeted Release Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC GCC High Microsoft Teams Desktop
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