[asterisk-biz] IP Phone/Hard Phone

Seysan AFShin9 at gmail.com
Wed Jul 18 10:40:33 CDT 2007


>> You need to post where you're located so we can help you with that. <<

I'm in USA. so I think anywhere in USA and Canada would be helpfull.

Also Thank you folks for all these models and your real world experiences
that you share with us.
I look forward to hear more.

AFShin


On 7/18/07, Chris Bagnall <lists at minotaur.cc> wrote:
>
> > Wow, Thank you.
> > So till now I think the best candidates for a REAL WORLD Office PBX
> > Deployment are:
> > Snom
> > Aastra
> > Polycom
>
> I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the Linksys SPA-942/962 phones. Many of
> our clients like them for their small desk footprint, almost Cisco-like
> handset weight and clear, backlit display. Unfortunately the cheaper end of
> the Snom/Aastra/Polycom range don't have any backlighting at all - it's only
> on the substantially more expensive models you seem to get backlights.
>
> Certainly here in the UK, a Linksys SPA-942 is quite a bit cheaper than an
> Aastra 55i (first one with backlight).
>
> We've also done quite a few deployments in the past with the Elmeg ip290
> (basically an Snom 190 clone). These are good phones - sound quality is
> almost on par with the Linksys, but they do lack that crucial backlight and
> the buttons feel slightly "spongy" if you're used to the Cisco feel.
>
> > Can you guys be more specific on the models and good cheap/reliable
> > sources
> > to buy these phones ?
>
> You need to post where you're located so we can help you with that. In the
> UK, you might want to try either VoipOn (www.voipon.co.uk) or MyPhoneCall
> (www.myphonecall.co.uk) . Obviously if you're anywhere else they aren't
> going to be much help - especially with the weakness of the dollar at
> present.
>
> Regards,
>
> Chris
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