Which Wireless phone are supported in 3CX PBX

[Daniel Sobrinho]

Hi team,

Which wireless phone are supported in 3cx pbx?
I have found the snom M3 wireless phone. Is there more vendors supported? like WP820 from grandstream etc.

 

[Saqqara]

No wireless phones, just dect phones.

Here is the list of phones https://www.3cx.com/sip-phones/

You may find users using other phones without any issues, but they will not bensupported

 

[Daniel Sobrinho]

Hi Saqqara,

Thank you for answer but I have already this link and there is no reference for wireless SIP phones. only Dect phones (cordless).

 

[nub]

i use the panasoic kx-tap65, its tricky to get call parking working but it works ok.

 

[cobaltit]

Hi Saqqara,

Thank you for answer but I have already this link and there is no reference for wireless SIP phones. only Dect phones (cordless).

Then you have your answer. That page is the official list of all supported phones.

 

[complex1]

@Daniel Sobrinho

The Snom M3 wireless phone is a wireless DECT phone. It's very old and EOL, but work with the 3CX PBX because the used SIP standard. You can just make and receive call nothing more, nothing less. No CTI, no certificate, Incompatible with secure "SSL Transport and Ciphers" setting, completely unsupported device.

Provisioning/setup of the base has to make manually.

 

[eddv123]

As stated there are no Wireless SIP phones supported for 3CX although I have used the Spectralink 8440 to work: https://support.spectralink.com/products/wi-fi/spectralink-84-series-wireless-telephone

DECT phones are on the supported list provided, but this is a different technology to wireless which always gets bundled in with the term "wireless" - they are not wireless SIP phones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications

 

[Daniel Sobrinho]

Thank you guys for ALL answers. I am very appreciate.

 

[Lee Cramman]

There has definitely been a decline in traditional wireless phones and a push to use app based soft phones running on Android / iOS.

Might be time to look at that as an alternative.

 

[eddv123]

I can understand why. Pure WiFi phones such Spectralink, Cisco and others are very expensive for what they are. Grandstream have bought one out recently which I would expect to be considerably cheaper: http://www.grandstream.com/products/ip-voice-telephony/wifi-cordless

But I guess why pay when you don't need to.