Preferred Supported Desk Phones?

[keeb]

We are looking at a new 3CX installation for a small office and I have been looking through the supported desk phones and I keep coming back to Yealink.....
In particular the T46G and the T54W.

I'm sure this is going to get a lot of varying replies, but what are your preferred phones from the supported list for quality/reliability/support and why?

Thank you in advance!

 

[AWS2P]

I like Snom, Good phones, stable, easy to set, in ten years only one got a display failure.
Audio is good, German brand , warranty 2 or 3 years don't remember (never used)
phones are reliable.

 

[craigreilly]

I've used Yealink Grandstream and Fanvil. Yealink have been most solid. Fanvil have been a little buggy. Grandstream has been good for the price point but keep having issues with the Speakerphone buzzing on the handsets... Maybe 5 out of 100.

 

[cobaltit]

Yealink is by far the most popular and best supported. I've been trying to get into Snom's with the extended warranty and i'm a fan of the distinct LCD for the BLF keys on the D785. The DECT headset add-on is very cost effective as well.

 

[diamond9]

As you said you will get very varied replies, we primarily use Snom D715/717 as the primary basic phones, D765 as a more "receptionist" phone, but i currently have a T46G sitting on my desk at home (Yes i am home working now) and its working perfectly, so all down to cost/preference as long as you stick to the supported list

 

[10m]

Snom. Extremely well built phone. Audio quality is like a Cisco IP Phone.

 

[zenvoip]

I can get the BLF keys to work Snom D715. I have case I need get these working.

 

[AlexanderReichert]

Grandstream 21xx - good phones for the price.
more state of the art: Yealink

 

[eddv123]

Yealink is by far the most popular and best supported.

Agree with @cobaltit you cant beat a Yealink!

 

[keeb]

Thank you everyone for your suggestions!