Our long serving C475IP and a rather eclectic mix of handsets is
beginning to get rather quirky and unreliable so I'm looking for a
replacement.

We don't need anything fancy, just 6 DECT handsets, and a base
station with POTS and VOIP. We don't *really* even need an answer
machine with it.

So what's the current 'best buy' in this sort of thing?

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Chris Green
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Chris Green wrote:
Our long serving C475IP and a rather eclectic mix of handsets is
beginning to get rather quirky and unreliable so I'm looking for a
replacement.

We don't need anything fancy, just 6 DECT handsets, and a base
station with POTS and VOIP. We don't *really* even need an answer
machine with it.

So what's the current 'best buy' in this sort of thing?

If you want to stay Gigaset, look at the N300(A) and N510 VOIP DECT bases.

You might be able to reuse your existing handsets, otherwise go he
http://www.gigaset.com/en_en/cms/sta...l#product1=608
and pick handsets with the most compatible features.

You might find it's cheaper to buy them as regular DECT handsets (including
PSTN DECT base) than to buy the handsets separately. You can just use
that as a charger once you've registered them against the VOIP base.

Theo

On Thursday, 28 June 2018 22:48:06 UTC+1, Theo wrote:
Chris Green wrote:
Our long serving C475IP and a rather eclectic mix of handsets is
beginning to get rather quirky and unreliable so I'm looking for a
replacement.

We don't need anything fancy, just 6 DECT handsets, and a base
station with POTS and VOIP. We don't *really* even need an answer
machine with it.

So what's the current 'best buy' in this sort of thing?

If you want to stay Gigaset, look at the N300(A) and N510 VOIP DECT bases.

N300 gives 3 Voip plus POTS, N510 gives only 4 Voip. IIRC the (A) means the box incorporates a TAM.


You might be able to reuse your existing handsets, otherwise go he
http://www.gigaset.com/en_en/cms/sta...l#product1=608
and pick handsets with the most compatible features.

Loads of Gigaset handsets to choose from from dirt cheap to fully featured.


You might find it's cheaper to buy them as regular DECT handsets (including
PSTN DECT base) than to buy the handsets separately. You can just use
that as a charger once you've registered them against the VOIP base.

Theo

On 29/06/2018 11:23, Anthony R. Gold wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2018 02:13:06 -0700 (PDT), "R. Mark Clayton"
wrote:

N300 gives 3 Voip plus POTS, N510 gives only 4 Voip. IIRC the (A) means the box incorporates a TAM.

My Gigaset N300 IP and N300A IP support six VOIP accounts.


How about the Yealink W60p http://www.yealink.co.uk/W60P-DECT you'll need a SPA3102 for the pots though ...

Dave.

On Monday, 2 July 2018 13:57:04 UTC+1, Dave wrote:
On 29/06/2018 11:23, Anthony R. Gold wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2018 02:13:06 -0700 (PDT), "R. Mark Clayton"
wrote:

N300 gives 3 Voip plus POTS, N510 gives only 4 Voip. IIRC the (A) means the box incorporates a TAM.

My Gigaset N300 IP and N300A IP support six VOIP accounts.

C450 and 460IP - one POTS and one Voip call simultaneously - one Voip account
C475IP - one POTS and two Voip calls simultaneously - six Voip accounts

above two superseded by

N300IP - one POTS and three Voip calls simultaneously - six Voip accounts - good for SME
N510 - four Voip calls simultaneously - six Voip accounts, NO POTS - good for phone banks.



How about the Yealink W60p http://www.yealink.co.uk/W60P-DECT you'll need a SPA3102 for the pots though ...

Dave.