We have a majority of IP300's, and a few IP500's. The IP300's are great
phones if you need to simply drop in a bunch of VoIP phones quickly and
cheaply. The IP300's simply lack certain features like speakerphone
that you may want. Aside from that, its a great phone.
-Courtney
Dan Morin wrote:
Sorry for the double post, I tried to paste and accidently sent the email
I've been playing with Asterisk for a few weeks now, and I've gotten
everything to work well with softphones, so I'm ready to move on to
normal VoIP phones. I've been looking around and reading comments
that people have had, and I was convinced that the Polycom IP300 was a
great phone for a good price. But, then I ran into this page, which
has been update in the last few days:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Polycom+SoundPoint+IP+500
The page in the wiki used to say that the person would not recomed
Polycom phones to anyone. So anyway, I just want to make sure that
the IP300 is a good choice. I don't want to get cheap phones that
aren't business quality, since I do play on using them for my business
after testing. Also, is the IP500 worth the extra money? What can it
do that the IP300 can't. And finally, will the IP300 do ulaw encoding?
Thanks in advance.
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