We initially tried going with Snom but had a high failure rate. Since
then we have been Polycom and they seem to work great.
We did just have a customer demand a phone with a sidecar and bought
a Snom 220 with 2 of them. The additional sidecars require a seperate
power supply which did not come with. Also they claim damage if not
powered up properly. After installed for a week it too had issues.
Seems the handset went bad which also made the speakerphone stop
working.
I would strongly look at Polycom or Cisco if this is a business class
rollout. We did also test these but they were too expensive.
Good Luck
On Jul 6, 2005, at 11:31 AM, Patrick Fortin wrote:
Hi
We are about to buy several Snom phones.
Does anyone have warnings or advices against these phones ?
Our finalists were Cisco, Polycom and Snom.
We will be using only the SIP protocol.
Thanks
Patrick
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