Cisco Webex Desk Limited Edition CS-DESK-LE-K9 – End-of-Sale Unit

Product Overview

Cisco has published an end-of-sale notice for the Cisco Webex Desk Limited Edition, so CS-DESK-LE-K9 is a part number for supporting an existing deployment rather than for specifying a new workspace. Cisco publishes no colour, configuration or feature definition distinguishing the Limited Edition from the standard Cisco Desk, which remains a current product, so the platform specification is what you plan against: a 24-inch interactive 1080p endpoint with an 8MP 64-degree camera, a four-microphone array with AI-powered noise removal and a full-range speaker. Buyers who want this SKU are typically matching a unit in an existing fleet, filling a gap in an inventory record, or holding stock against a position that must not change. Anyone starting a new rollout should be looking at the current Cisco Desk line instead.

Product Description

Because Cisco documents nothing that separates the Limited Edition from the standard unit, the honest position is that the platform datasheet governs. Do not assume a different panel, camera, finish or feature set on the strength of the name, and do not write a design around characteristics that are not published anywhere.

What is documented applies fully. The Desk registers as a cloud or on-premises device on RoomOS 11 or later, offers 4-way embedded SIP and H.323 conferencing with the optional MultiSite upgrade, and puts digital whiteboarding and live annotation on the device rather than on a laptop. One USB-C cable extends the laptop display at 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps with touch redirect and camera, microphone and speaker passthrough to any software client.

Deployment constraints are the ordinary Desk constraints: an external PSU-12VDC-70W-GR supply at 70 W maximum rather than PoE, an included desk stand with CS-DESK-WALL= and CS-DESK-VESA= for wall and arm positions, no video output, and a Kensington lock slot for open-plan security. When the fleet is ready to move on, compare the current Cisco Desk line and its siblings in the video conference systems range and the wider Cisco collaboration portfolio, with shared-space options under small room collaboration.

Key Features

• End-of-sale part number — Cisco has published an end-of-sale notice for the Webex Desk Limited Edition, so this SKU belongs to installed-base support rather than a new-room specification.
• Standard Cisco Desk platform — Cisco publishes no colour or configuration definition separating the Limited Edition from the Cisco Desk, so the published platform specification is what applies.
• 24-inch interactive 1080p touch display — A projected capacitive multi-touch VA panel at 1080p supports digital whiteboarding and live annotation on the device itself, with no separate touch overlay to specify.
• USB-C single-cable docking — One USB-C cable extends the laptop display at 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps where the computer supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode, forwards touch on supported operating systems, and shares the camera, microphone and speakers with any software client.
• Meetings run on the device, not the laptop — Cisco states the video processor offloads the meeting from the laptop, which keeps client machines free for other work in hot-desk and shared-space deployments.
• AI-powered noise removal — The dynamic four-microphone array with AI-powered noise removal and focused microphone pickup suppresses background noise, which is what makes the device workable in open-plan positions.
• 8MP camera with privacy shutter — A 1/3.2-inch 8MP sensor at 64 degrees horizontal and 50 degrees vertical, f/2.0, with automatic tilt, focus, brightness and white balance, and a physical privacy shutter with an LED indicator.
• Desk stand, wall and VESA options — The desk stand is included; CS-DESK-WALL= is the wall mount kit and CS-DESK-VESA= the VESA adapter, covering 200x100 to 100x100 and 75x75.
• Kensington security lock — A Kensington lock slot allows the device to be physically secured in an open-plan or shared workspace.

Typical Applications

• Commercial meeting space — existing deployments that need a matching unit rather than a new platform.
• Multi-purpose room — secondary positions carried on legacy stock until a planned refresh.
• Training room — instruction desks kept on the installed standard for consistency.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Webex Desk Limited Edition still sold as a current product?

No. Cisco has published an end-of-sale notice for the Cisco Webex Desk Limited Edition. It should be bought for installed-base support, break-fix matching or spare stock rather than specified into a new room. The standard Cisco Desk remains a current product.

What is different about the Limited Edition?

Cisco publishes no colour, configuration or feature definition distinguishing it from the standard Cisco Desk, and the end-of-sale notice names no colours. Treat the published Cisco Desk specification as authoritative and do not assume any difference that is not documented.

How does the Cisco Desk register?

Cisco states the Desk registers as a cloud or on-premises device and runs RoomOS 11 or later. It supports 4-way embedded SIP and H.323 conferencing with the MultiSite option, and the datasheet documents embedded encryption for H.323 and SIP point-to-point alongside end-to-end Webex encryption. Cisco does not publish a Unified CM version requirement on the Desk datasheet, so confirm your call-control version with Cisco before committing a large rollout.

What does the USB-C connection give a laptop user?

Over one cable the Desk extends the laptop display at 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps where the computer supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode, provides touch redirect on supported operating systems, and exposes the Desk camera, microphone and speakers to any software client, so a user can run a non-Webex meeting through the device.

Does it support multipoint calls without a bridge?

Cisco publishes 4-way embedded SIP and H.323 conferencing with the MultiSite option, which is an optional upgrade licensed separately as LIC-DESK-MS. MultiSite covers 3-way at up to 1080p30 plus content at 1080p15, and 4-way at up to 720p30 plus content at 1080p15.

Can the Cisco Desk be powered over Ethernet?

No. It uses an external power supply, PSU-12VDC-70W-GR, rated 70 W maximum with 7.5 W maximum networked standby. Each desk position needs a mains outlet as well as its network connection.

What are the mounting options?

A desk stand is included in the box. For wall or arm positions Cisco publishes the Wall Mount Kit for Cisco Desk (CS-DESK-WALL=) and the VESA Adapter for Cisco Desk (CS-DESK-VESA=), which converts 200x100 to 100x100 and 75x75. Both are ordered separately.