As you may be aware the Snom 300 has now been discontinued and in its 10 years lifetime was one of our most popular phones.
If you’ve not yet moved over the D305 or D315, as an alternative to the Snom 300 here is a guide to the difference between the three models:
| D315 | D305 | 300 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | 300 x 100 pixel graphical with new GUI | 300 x 100 pixel graphical with new GUI | 2 x 16 character |
| CPU | ARM 11-Dual Core 300MHz |
ARM 11-Dual Core 300MHz |
MIPs-Single Core 150 MHz |
| RAM | 64MB DDR2; 128MB NAND |
64MB DDR2; 128MB NAND |
16MB SDRAM; 4MB NOR |
| Hook Switch | Electronic sensor | Electronic sensor | Mechanical |
| Audio | Wideband audio with echo reduction and noise rendering | Wideband audio with echo reduction and noise rendering | Narrowband audio |
| Network | Dual Stack IPv4/IPv6 Gigabit Ethernet |
IPv4 Fast Ethernet |
IPv4 Fast Ethernet |
| Context-Sensitive Keys | 4 | 4 | 0 |
| Call Indicator | Yes | Yes | No |
| Snom.io Compatible | Yes | Yes | No |
| USB | Yes | No | No |
Joining the D3 and D7 series, Snom have introduced the new D345 and D745 IP Desk phones. These models both feature a second screen with self-labelling programmable function keys. This paperless design gives a smart look and increased flexibility to customise your programmable keys as and when you require, without having to manually update paper labels.
