similar to: Which SIP phones to buy?

FYI, spoke with Grandstream this morning, the GXP-2000 release has been delayed again. Looking like April now before these hit the street. -- Cory Andrews Senior Partner VOIPSupply.com +++++++++++++ V: 800.398.VOIP X22 F: 716.630.1548 E: Cory@VOIPSupply.com

I have been struggling with this issue for about a year now. There were just too many IP phones to choose from at all sorts of price points and not enough information about any of them. Now I am looking at the situation again and if anything it has gotten worse. There are even more phones and all sorts of opinions. For every person that says phone x is great there is someone else complaining

Hi, I have been out of touch with asterisk for quit some time and needed some recommendations. I am looking for SIP hardphone that works well with asterisk server. Pls suggest. cheers /ag -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20110212/ccd9d985/attachment.htm>

Hi, I am looking for hardware sip phone with very good sound quality. Can anyone recommend ? I use to have Grandstream Budge-Tone 100 but I feel that the sound is not very satisfactory and volume too soft Regards ASLAY

Hi all, I am looking for phones witch support POE, with a good relation between quality and price to work with asterisk. I just see the Thompson st2030 and the Linksys SPA 922 an SPA 942. Witch of this phones or another ones gave you the best results in a productivity enviroment? Thanks in advance. VoipCrazy. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, everyone: I'm in the processing of deciding what IP phones we should use with our Asterisk server, and I wanted to get feedback from the user community on the quality, reliability and ease of operation of Snom phones. What do you have to say about these phones? Are there other phones you'd suggest along with or instead of Snom? Thanks, -Stephen-

Hi, Has somebody experiences with the Grandstream GXP2020 / 2000 phones in a business graded installation (with really traffic on .... not 3 calls a day ;-) ) Of course with Asterisk PBX (1.4.1 or 1.4.11 or 1.4 in generall) Thanks! Kind Regards, Erik

Hi all, We have a client that needs to setup about 80 desk phones (about 50 in one location and about another 30 in 5 different locations). Which brand/model would you recommend. We were personally thinking in recommending either Cisco, Aastra, Polycom, or Snom, for we've heard great things about them. However, having no real experience with them makes it hard in recommending one to

Does anyone have any recommendations for a phone that has easy to understand/implement central provisioning? I've used CISCO 79XX phones, and they're great (but too expensive). I like Grandstream phones, but their provisioning sucks. What is everybody else using in large environments where individual config is not an option? ---------------------------------------- Rod Bacon

Hi all, I have to install 25 IP Phone in some building. I want just basic IP Phones like: Cisco-Linksys SPA922 u$s 146 Grandstream GXP-2000 u$s 105 Snom 300 u$s 119 The most valuables parameters for me are (in importance order from high to low): - Stability (device don't hang in any way) - Voice quality using G729 - Provisioning So what device do

I am looking to replace all of the old "Bell" (POTS) phones in my home and office with IP phones. As you can imagine I don't have a huge budget to work with but I want phones that will provide acceptable voice quality and durability. There are basically three categories as I see it 1. satellite phones (low cost, low function) 2. primary domestic phone (good quality, POE capable,

One of our clients is using a Grandstream GXP2000 with an attendant console. We have used the same phone with past clients successfully however this particular operator processes around 200 calls a hours and the GXP2000 for sure does not like the quick line shuffling and call volume. We get the following problems randomly: 1. menu stops working 2. transfer key stops working 3. Line 1 LED gets

Hi there Our company is using the Linksys SPA-942 Phones, and they are pretty useless. They dont have any central management or provisioning, as well as a pretty bad interface. Can anyone reccomend any voip phones( Cisco, Polycom, SNOM ) that have * Central Management for all the phones (We dont mind if we have to buy the software to manage them) * Programable shortcut buttons, So i can

We have several types of phones, Cisco 79xx, Aastra 9133i etc. We have a "hotdesk" type system where anyone can log on to an extension - however what I would love to do is relabel the phone with the current "owner" when this logon happens. I know that I can change the sip.conf and phones tftp file, however this is a big problem with the Cisco's as they take *forever* (ok,

Victor Hoodicoff wrote: > > > I think your impressions of Aastra are outdated. Install the latest > firmware, download the latest documentation and test and THEN give an > opinion! Did you miss the part when I wrote I have Asstras sitting on my desk collecting dust. I program on average about 5 per month, deal with about 40+ per day. They're as impressive as that Hyundai in

We are looking to deploy asterisk at one of our locations that will have about 50 phones. I have been buying different phones to test there quality and feature set. So far we have a Grandstream 2000 Grandstream HandyTone 488 Cisco 7912 Polycom SoundPoint IP And we are looking at getting a Linksys SPA-942 Anyone have a favorite? -------------- next part --------------

I have some phones (and an ATA) that are shared between two users who each have separate voicemail but they are not behaving as desired nor expected. Incoming calls show up on the correct lines. Calls originating from the device are seen, at the terminating device, as coming from the account listed last in sip.conf, regardless of the line selected. This creates three main issues I would like

We are doing a medium sized office in NYC with 80 phones. The customer originally requested Polycom 601 phones. The COO also authorized us to purchase 2 Grandstream GXP2000 phones for the mail room. We find these phones much easier to configure and work with asterisk . They support BLF & intercom right out of the box. They can also be centrally managed and provisioned. They also sound great

Hi: i am surveying ip phones for our company. we will use them with asterisk. we have office in taiwan, hong kong,singapore and china. cisco and polycom are too expensive for us. we try several china brand ip phones. they are all cheap and some of them have good quality. but most of them won't offer future firmware support, which we think it's important for ip phones.

I was looking at the aastra 9133i, however I was informed that this phone is no longer supported. What are good phones around the $100 - $125 price point? (Need POE) Thanks, David Ruggles CCNA MCSE (NT) CNA A+ Network Engineer Safe Data, Inc. (910) 285-7200 david at safedatausa.com