Last updated: 14th June 2019
More and more we are receiving requests from customers who want to use their deskphones via a Wi-Fi connection, there could be all sorts of reasons behind this relating to practicality, cost, and reliability.
Whilst we would recommend a wired connection wherever possible due to its greater stability, especially in areas with poor Wi-Fi signal, that of course isn’t always an option.
With that in mind (and for our own reference as much as anyone else’s!) I have compiled below a list of our deskphones ordered by brand that have Wi-Fi built-in, or a supported solution available:
| Brand |
Model |
Notes |
| Cisco |
CP-8861 |
|
| CP-8865 |
|
| Gigaset |
Maxwell 10S |
|
| Grandstream |
GXP1760W |
|
| GXV3240 |
|
| GXV3275 |
|
| GXV3370 |
|
| Sangoma |
S705 |
|
| Snom |
D315 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D345 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D375 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D385 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D715 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D725 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D735 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D745 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D765 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D785 |
Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| Yealink |
T27G |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware 69.81.0.90 or higher |
| T29G |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| T41S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| T42S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| T46G |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| T46S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| T48G |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware 35.80.0.95 or higher) |
| T48S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) |
| VP T49G |
|
| T52S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle |
| T53W |
|
| T54S |
Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle |
| T54W |
|
| T56A |
|
| T58A |
|
| T58V |
|
Other phones in our portfolio may work with 3rd-party equipment, such as Wi-Fi dongles or access points, however these are not supported.
Please note: By using a USB dongle to enable Wi-Fi, you will take use of the USB port on the phone and therefore may restrict other features.