[clug] VOIP handset phones for home

[Jamie Carl]

Paul,

I'm using a D-Link DPH-C160S DECT Cordless phone.  I've had it for years
and it "just works".  It's great as a home phone as it didn't require
any special knowledge to be transferred to my non-tech-savvy partner due
to it's basic design.  Audio is toll quality.

They're old stock now, but you can still pick them up on evilBay for
around $50-60.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/D-Link-DPH-C160S-DECT-VOIP-PSTN-CORDLESS-PHONE-/120980276743?pt=AU_Telephones&hash=item1c2afc8607

I'll keep an eye out for something current though and will speak up if I
see anything.

Jamie


On 03/09/12 23:02, Paul Wayper wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> There's got to be a few people using VOIP handsets at home.  My
> analogue phone
> just died and I decided "why not get a networked one?"  But I don't really
> want an office phone, and I don't really want one that has to boot up
> off a
> BootP server and requires massive twiddling of firmwares and XML
> configuration
> files in order to work (you can tell I've had to do a bit with the
> Polycoms at
> work).
>
> Any recommendations?
>
> Have fun,
>
> Paul


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