Yealink DECT IP Phones Review | New Models! | W57R, W73H, W59R, W56H, W78R

[@IndoonaOceans]

This may be of interest: I have the W73 and moved our landline to DECT. But previously had four Gigaset 810s which are all DECT capable and will register with the Yealink base quite happily - however, that's as far as it goes because so far I have not got them to call or receive calls - they just go dead. So I will probably have to get some more Yealinks (I only have one) - the main issue with the W73 though is that because it has no bluetooth it will probably not sync or take an auto sync of my contact addresses from my laptop like the Gigasets do - that's why I would want bluetooth - not to attach a headset - but to upload the address book automatically (putting 500 contacts manually into the W73 will take hours and lead to mistakes too).

[@BruceSeal]

Hi! Great content on Yealink! I want to use these phones with 3CX or Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX. Are they compatible? Thanks!

[@DeviceDeal]

Hi, The phone is compatible with 3CX and works well. However, we do not recommend using Thirdlane software due to its unreliability. Phones frequently disconnect, and they do not have customer service to address the issues.

[@cuneytackgoz7363]

İT's work with NEC central?

[@IndoonaOceans]

What is the difference between the W73H and W73P which I have?

[@DeviceDeal]

The W73P is a complete set ( handset + base station ) and the W73H is an optional extra handset for the W73P

[@IndoonaOceans]

@@DeviceDeal Great thanks for letting me know. I like your straight forward explanations and style.

[@robg6202]

What are the ranges of the handsets from the base?

[@DeviceDeal]

Hi , 50 metres indoor, 300 metres outdoor.

[@sandipsangani]

how does hold features work with this phone?