Cisco Small Business SPA 525G - VoIP phone - IEEE 802.11g (Wi-Fi) - SIP, SIP v2, SPCP - 5 lines - silver, dark gray - for Small Business Pro Unified Communications 320 with 4 FXO

Provisioning the phone is similar to the Linksys SPA phones. If you've ever had to provision a SPA-94x, the web interface to the Cisco branded phone will look and operate in a similar manner. I auto-provisioned my phones on a 3CX system by telling 3CX ...

This phone is awesome. A little on the pricey side (hence the 3 star value) but is still a great phone. I wish the power cord came with it (you have to buy it seperate) but that is standard across all vendors for this phone. If you don't want to spend ...

Lot's of additional features that I don't really use. The bluetooth is pretty nice.

Connected these up with both Asterik and 3CX without any issues...I have a bunch of SPA941 phones and their speaker phone just isn't that good...So if you need a really good speaker phone, this is it...

A little on the pricey side (hence the 3 star value) but is still a great phone...I wish the power cord came with it (you have to buy it seperate) but that is standard across all vendors for this phone...If you don't want to spend this much on a phone, try it's sister phone (Linksys SPA-962) but for all the bells and whistles this is the phone...

The SPA525G is the flagship model in Cisco’s small business range of IP phones...If you think the SPA525G looks familiar it’s because this phone and the other models in the range are the direct replacements for the popular SPA900 series, inherited by Cisco as part of the Linksys acquisition in 2003...As a rule I’m generally not one to recommend using Wi-Fi for voice but I can see how useful this would be if you have an area that is impractical or costly to cable...The good news is that I didn’t really need to adjust any of these advanced settings and quickly had the phone registered on Timico’s hosted VoIP platform...