Grandstream announces new SIP phone for their VoIP Phone System
One of the products featured by CSM, the Grandstream PBX, has announced a new phone, the GXP1628, that is specifically designed to operate on SIP based VoIP phone systems. Not only is it functional, as described below, but it is also very attractive.
Some information gleaned from www.grandstream.com sheds light on this new product:
The GXP1628 is a powerful IP phone for small-to-medium businesses (SMBs). This Linux-based model includes 2 lines, 3 XML programmable soft keys, 8 BLF keys and 3-way conferencing. A 132×48 backlit LCD screen creates a clear display for easy viewing. Additional features such as dual switched gigabit network ports, HD audio, multi-language support, integrated PoE, and call-waiting allow the GXP1628 to be a high quality, versatile and dependable office phone.
- 132 x 48 backlit LCD display.
- 2 dual-color line keys (with 2 SIP accounts and up to 2 call appearances), 3 XML programmable context-sensitive soft keys, 8 BLF keys, 3-way conference, multi-language support
- Dual-switched Gigabit network ports, integrated PoE, HD wideband audio, full-duplex hands-free speakerphone with advanced acoustic echo cancellation, Electronic Hook Switch (EHS) with Plantronics headsets
CSM is very excited about this new addition to the Grandstream family. It is sure to be a hit with our customers due to it’s aggressive price- point, attractive styling, and functional feature set.
CSM is a value added reseller of new phone systems based in Tampa, Fl and Austin, Tx. We service the enitre southeast including Naples- Ft. Myers, Orlando, Lakeland, Sarasota, San Antonio, Sallas- Ft. Worth, Houston, and all points in between!
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Will Grandstream phones work on other VoIP PBX systems besides the Grandstream system?
Hi Robert! Thank you for asking your question. The short answer is “maybe.” Grandstream is a SIP based VoIP phone, so it is capable of working on other product lines, but they would need to be tested and approved by Grandstream for inter-operation. If you have any in mind, contact us and we are happy to discuss the specifics.