Business VoIP Goes Mobile with New DECT IP Phones from Grandstream

Today’s enterprise continues to be driven by cutting edge communications technologies. Productive, successful workplaces offer users devices and tools to do their jobs better and faster. When it comes to voice communications, not being tethered to a desk, is huge. With cordless phone technologies, it’s possible to roam freely while maintaining critical clear audio communications.

These capabilities and more are being offered as part of the latest DECT IP phones from Grandstream.

The new offerings, the DP730, and DP722 DECT IP Handsets as well as the DP752 DECT Base Station, deliver long range wireless coverage, extended battery life, push-to-talk options, and more to mobilize a VoIP network.
 

Perfect for business users, warehouses, retail stores, and even for residential use, the new phones provide an outdoor range of up to 400 meters with DP730, or up to 350 meters with DP722 and DP720, as well as an indoor range of 50 meters with all handsets.

Other features such as video streaming and a color LCD display are also offered with the new DECT IP Phones for increased collaboration and efficiency.

David Li, CEO of Grandstream commented on the benefits of the latest offerings saying, “Our new series of DECT IP Phones offers an innovative solution to mobilize any VoIP network with very sophisticated features at an affordable price.”

“They are designed to support the most demanding application requirements with competitive features including industry-leading wireless coverage range, push-to-talk, gesture control, extended battery life, voice & video integration with access control systems, and much more.”

From competitive pricing to diversification, Grandstream has become a worldwide name in IP communications technologies. Continued partnerships and distribution deals have positioned it as a top player in numerous regions. Recently, Frost & Sullivan recognized the company for its leadership in Latin America with a 2018 Latin American Growth Excellence Leadership Award.


Edited by Maurice Nagle