Wireless Deskphones

[tony28]

Has anyone used Yealink T57W in wireless environment.
How is the quality of voice call?
What wireless AP are you using?

 

[fusion12]

i've worked with a bunch of them.. wired and wireless. multiple access point types.. they seem to work just fine on wifi as long as the access point/network you connect to is good. we don't see a noticable delay in audio or anything compaired to wired ourselves.

to note though if you have a poor wifi signal .. your going to run into issues.

 

[tony28]

What AP are you using?

 

[Alphabetic]

What is the limitation? Have you no infrastructure?

Why not create a wireless point to point link and have the rest cabled to your phones?

 

[JohnS_3CX]

Hi Tony,

If you can, try to use them in a wired environment as this will give the most stable connection, which is the least susceptible to interference, delays, or interruptions.

WiFi is only a better option if cables have no way of even being installed there.
If cables can be installed then you should consider WiFi to be an inferior option.

It's basically a choice between maximum reliability VS convenience of not having to deal with cables. In most cases and for most people, I would guess that reliability should come first.