Crexendo Phones or YeaLink. . . hrm
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Hrm . . . which is which. . .
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Yealink for sure is the manufacturer!!
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Compare those with Sangoma now. They look to all use the same Yealink base.
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@coliver said in Crexendo Phones or YeaLink. . . hrm:
Compare those with Sangoma now. They look to all use the same Yealink base.
I have an email or forum post someplace with a response from Sangoma claiming that their phones are not Yealink base.
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@DustinB3403 said in Crexendo Phones or YeaLink. . . hrm:
Hrm . . . which is which. . .
Just a private label. nothing wrong with that.
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@JaredBusch said in Crexendo Phones or YeaLink. . . hrm:
@coliver said in Crexendo Phones or YeaLink. . . hrm:
Compare those with Sangoma now. They look to all use the same Yealink base.
I have an email or forum post someplace with a response from Sangoma claiming that their phones are not Yealink base.
That might be sure. They may purchase the same case/stamped plastic shell.
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In my area Verizon is putting their logo on the Yealink T46G.
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Yealink might be sourcing the cases third party. That would not be surprising at all. Or they might all be sourcing the blanks boards and cases third party.
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I am actually at this moment trying to get a branded deal going, for a large global hotel chain and also looking at doing it for my own service.
Verizon and others do this with a Yealink. The main reason is when you sell to a business and not to IT, they've never heard of Yealink. There's no need to give a customer the desire to google Yealink and then learn about FreePBX etc. Yealink doesn't have the brand equity Polycom or Cisco does.
I was really surprised when Sangoma claimed to not be using Yealink for the design. It's a clear rip off of the t4 series design but I did hear early on they sourced Texas Instruments for boards and some chipsets that have wideband audio issues.
