VoLTE vs. VoIP: Key Differences and Flyingvoice’s All-in-One POTS Replacement Solution

VoLTE is a specialized form of VoIP integrated into the LTE standard, allowing voice calls over LTE networks alongside data usage. While VoLTE isn't new, it's become essential for many mobile users.
In this video, we break down the four major differences between VoLTE and VoIP:
Connection Type: VoLTE is designed specifically for LTE and 5G networks, with dedicated bandwidth for voice calls, whereas VoIP works across various internet connections, including Wi-Fi and broadband.
Voice Codecs: Different codecs mean different voice quality and bandwidth needs. Learn how this impacts your communication experience.
Operating Conditions: VoLTE requires compatible devices and SIM cards, while VoIP often needs additional setup, like SIP accounts and Cloud PBX configurations.
Application Scenarios: Discover how VoLTE serves as an alternative to POTS lines, but with limitations for services like alarms and fax. Meanwhile, VoIP offers greater flexibility for these applications.
We also introduce our innovative LM152 All-in-One POTS Replacement Device, which supports both VoLTE and VoIP, making it a game-changer in the POTS replacement market. Plus, learn how you can get a free trial of our AWS Cloud device management service.
If you're planning to migrate to VoIP or VoLTE, we’re here to help with our extensive experience.
For more information on POTS replacement solutions, visit our website at www.flyingvoic....
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