Nice content, much appreciated! As an MSP, we've deployed Grandstream phones extensively, starting with 3CX. Now, we've moved to integrating them with Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX, and the combo has been super cost-effective. Great phones!
Gotta say I've had 3 different Grandstream phones (GXP1625, WP820 and most recently a GVX3470) and they've all been really solid devices. I use them for a personal phone number and love how Grandstream always gives you the web interface to just add the SIP creds and go with a single device and no need to setup any provisioning server. My 1625 has a broken speakerphone but otherwise they're just so dependable
Very entertaining video Willie. While it speaks wonders for the phone's durability, I couldn't help but chuckle watching you torture the device. Thanks for sharing!
@@WashingtonStateStyleDoorDashactually really good! I liked the first one so much that I bought another one. They are the primary phones for the restaurant. Only have had one or two issues where they disconnected from the pbx but after a reboot they worked fine again. So far neither one shows any signs of wear honestly. 7 months now going strong.
Nice content, much appreciated! As an MSP, we've deployed Grandstream phones extensively, starting with 3CX. Now, we've moved to integrating them with Thirdlane Multi Tenant PBX, and the combo has been super cost-effective. Great phones!
@@MarcoRomero-v4u check out Grandstream's CloudUCM
Gotta say I've had 3 different Grandstream phones (GXP1625, WP820 and most recently a GVX3470) and they've all been really solid devices. I use them for a personal phone number and love how Grandstream always gives you the web interface to just add the SIP creds and go with a single device and no need to setup any provisioning server. My 1625 has a broken speakerphone but otherwise they're just so dependable
Very entertaining video Willie. While it speaks wonders for the phone's durability, I couldn't help but chuckle watching you torture the device. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Tony!
Your eforts, very nice and great. Thanks MAN. 👏👏👏
Willie, you received my 'Like'
Can you make a piece of Texas Toast please with that bread, then call me on that sweet phone to let me know when its ready :). Cool Vid man !
GS did the WP822/825 WIFI phones perfect, better because they went thicker and heavier vs smaller. It feels more like holding a handset now.
When can we expect the video on how to install Doom on it?
@Willie Howe have you done eney reviews on the engenius wireless sip phones
Nope. I've heard they're good.
I think I’ll buy a couple of these and put them in a restaurant. We’ll see how durable they really are after that… they destroy everything.
Would love to hear how they hold up.
@@WillieHowe next one will be opening sometime in June or July, I’ll add to my calendar to post back in December or so.
@@vono360 How did it go?
@@WashingtonStateStyleDoorDashactually really good! I liked the first one so much that I bought another one. They are the primary phones for the restaurant. Only have had one or two issues where they disconnected from the pbx but after a reboot they worked fine again. So far neither one shows any signs of wear honestly. 7 months now going strong.
DECT vs wifi aside… how do these compare to Yealink W59R’s?
I use Grandstream over Yealink -- so that's what I would pick.