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πŸ“ž Yealink T46S IP Phone: 16 Line, 4.3" Color Display, Dual-Port Gigabit Ethernet, PoE Enabled Review

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Details

BrandYealink
ColorBlack
Number of Batteries1 CR123A batteries required.
Power SourceCorded Electric
Item Dimensions LxWxH9.61 x 8.39 x 7.28 inches
Answering System TypeDigital
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Description of πŸ“ž Yealink T46S IP Phone: 16 Line, 4.3" Color Display, Dual-Port Gigabit Ethernet, PoE Enabled

4.3" 480 x 272-pixel color display with backlight. Supports expansion modules. Up to 16 SIP accounts. Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet. Wi-Fi via WF40 / Bluetooth via BT40.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Also have T42S in home office - great devices (setup depends on each vendor or setup)

As someone who sells AT&T 1070 and vTech CM18445 to analog customers, I'm in love with ease of use and convenience for the end user that the Yealink T4X series of phones offers. I have a T46S and a T42S, I use the same extensions in 2 completely different offices and an auto setup configuration with hosted VOIP providers. It was easy for me and my clients. These are solid phones - I've installed them about 10 times over the past six months for about half a dozen SMB customers. Two local MSPs I…

Pros
  • Dual Port Gigabit Ethernet
Cons
  • I'll write later

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very happy with Yealink Series T4x

This is a very good and recommended VoIP phone configured for standard SIP accounts. I have a 3CX VoIP system and added it to my existing Cisco phones. The display is excellent, as is the overall design. The screen is very good, the feature set is great, and if you need to customize the web admin, that's fine. I use Cat5/6 to connect most phones but was unhappy that Wi-Fi wasn't built in like my OLD Cisco phones. You will need a Wi-Fi dongle to connect it. and their price is too high (to put it

Pros
  • Up to 16 SIP accounts
Cons
  • Suitable for

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Yealink T46S - great sound, lots of features yet easy to use

Bought these phones to use with VirtualPBX, best price here at Revain. Programming was very easy as the provider automatically provides a link. After initialization, the carrier configuration locked the phone, preventing some basic settings such as We had an issue with the power light blinking after turning off the phone. to hibernation, which was cured by a simple modification of the "local" configuration file. Adding these settings to the local config stopped the annoying flashing…

Pros
  • Wi-Fi via WF40 / Bluetooth via BT40
Cons
  • Not bad

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Satisfactory product quality, good price.

There are 3 devices. Work with freepbx. It is incomprehensible to behave on the speakerphone. feeling that echo cancellation does not work immediately, or works too well at first. At first, a person talking on this phone can be heard either quietly or intermittently. Especially if you answer him when he says something. But it takes 5-10 seconds of torment - and everything starts to work fine. codecs are left only necessary. echodaw and turned on and off and set up all sorts of branded options…

Pros
  • Looks expensive. quality materials. big. You can connect a cool blf panel with a screen, set up any melodies, screen backgrounds, buttons. Pick up a phone book from Google or via LDAP from a domain. and a whole bunch more. There are so many settings that a simple user can’t figure it out right away. The variety of buns is overwhelming. In general, I really like yealink phones. there are not only these phones
Cons
  • The interlocutor does not hear well for the first 5-10 seconds if you speak on him on the speakerphone. The feeling that the first seconds of a conversation the phone is tuned to your tone and volume. (and both when the echodava settings are enabled and disabled). More often when you speak from afar, the interlocutor hears you perfectly. You speak close to the phone - the first 5-10 seconds the interlocutor hears snippets of speech