IP Phones

An IP phone uses VoIP technology, allowing the users to use an internet connection to take or make a phone call. It’s an alternative to landline phone technology, which typically uses a PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) system to operate. IP phones leave the legacy system behind while offering highly flexible business solutions, allowing organizations to make calls through the Internet. You can use it as a conference phone as well, connecting throughout the organization through the web. These VoIP phones convert the analog voice signals into digital ones and send them through the broadband line as a data packet. You can find two types of IP phones, purpose-built and software-based. The purpose-built VoIP phones look like a normal conference phone connecting through the internet. The software-based can be connected to desktops, notebooks, and mobile devices using hardware like a headset or microphone to facilitate working over the Internet. For the best results, get only Cisco, Polycom, 3 Com, Ubiquiti, HP, Dell, Panasonic, and Mitel Networks IP phones.