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New IP Desk Phones for SIP and Hosted VoIP

An IP desk phone is a corded desk phone that connects to your office network and registers to a SIP phone system or hosted VoIP service. This range covers new, current IP desk phones from Cisco, Yealink, Grandstream, Polycom, Sangoma and VTech.

It includes Cisco 6800, 7800 and 8800 Multiplatform phones, the Yealink T29G and T5 series, Grandstream GXP models and Polycom VVX phones. It suits businesses setting up a 3CX phone system or a hosted telephone system with current hardware. For refurbished models, see SIP Phone.

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How to choose an IP desk phone

Check platform support

Confirm that your phone system or provider supports the exact model. 3CX publishes its own list of supported phones, and many hosted providers only auto-provision models they list. See our 3CX supported phones.

Cisco Multiplatform phones

Cisco Multiplatform (MPP) phones run SIP firmware for third-party platforms such as hosted VoIP. They do not register to Cisco Unified CM as supplied. If your site runs Cisco call control, ask us before you choose.

Screen and line keys

Entry models such as the Grandstream GXP1610, Yealink T53 or Polycom VVX 150 suit general desks. Larger colour screens and more keys, as on the Cisco 8851, Yealink T57W or Grandstream GXP2170, suit managers and reception.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Yealink models with W in the name, such as the T53W, T54W and T57W, have built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The Yealink T58W listed here comes with a wireless handset. These suit users with Bluetooth headsets.

Power and network ports

Most IP desk phones take power from a PoE switch. Some entry models, such as the Grandstream GXP1610, need a power supply instead. Choose Gigabit ports if a PC connects to the network through the phone.

IP desk phones in this range by desk type

Desk typeExamples in this range
Entry: general desks and shared areasCisco 6841, 7811; Grandstream GXP1610, GXP1625; Yealink T53; Polycom VVX 150; Sangoma P310
Mid-range: busy desks with several linesCisco 6851, 7821, 7841; Grandstream GXP1630, GXP2135; Yealink T29G, T54W; Polycom VVX 250, VVX 350; Sangoma P320
Advanced: managers and receptionCisco 7861, 8841, 8851, 8861; Grandstream GXP2160, GXP2170; Yealink T57W, T58W; Polycom VVX 450

Questions

What is an IP desk phone?

An IP desk phone is a corded phone that connects to your office network and registers to a SIP phone system or hosted service. Most models take power through the network cable from a PoE switch and get their settings from your provider or phone system.

Do these IP desk phones work with 3CX?

Many do, but support depends on the exact model and firmware. 3CX keeps a list of supported phones from several makers, including Yealink. Check that list before you choose, or read about the 3CX phone system.

Can a Cisco Multiplatform phone register to Cisco Unified CM?

Not as supplied. Multiplatform (MPP) phones run third-party SIP firmware. Cisco offers a way to convert some models to Enterprise firmware, which needs a licence. Ask us through a quote request if your site runs Cisco call control.

How is an IP desk phone different from a SIP phone?

They overlap, since most IP desk phones use SIP. On this site, IP Desk Phones lists new, current models, while the SIP Phone and VoIP Phone ranges also include refurbished and older models from more makers.

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