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Executive class

Why teams pick the T44W.

The T44W solves a common headache: a desk that needs a real business phone but has no convenient network jack. Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi connects the phone to your wireless network, and integrated Bluetooth pairs wireless headsets or your mobile phone directly. Beyond the radios it is the same current-generation platform as the T44U: a 2.8-inch color display, 12 SIP accounts, Acoustic Shield noise filtering, and full-duplex HD speakerphone.

That flexibility makes it a favorite for home offices, retrofitted older buildings, and reconfigured floor plans where pulling new cable is not worth the cost. When Ethernet is available, its dual gigabit ports and PoE work like any wired phone. fvoip ships the T44W pre-provisioned; connect it to power and network (wired or wireless) and it registers your extension automatically, with all routing managed from the fvoip portal.

$125to own, orrent $18.99/mo

Rentals include advance replacement and firmware management. Either way, the phone arrives auto-provisioned — plug it in and your extension is live.

Manufacturer datasheet (PDF) ↓
Yealink T44W executive IP desk phone — 12-line, 2.8" 320x240 color display, PoE, dual Gigabit ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB — front view

Specifications

  • Display2.8" 320x240 color LCD
  • Lines12 SIP accounts
  • EthernetDual gigabit ports
  • Wi-FiBuilt-in dual-band Wi-Fi
  • BluetoothBuilt-in Bluetooth
  • USBUSB 2.0 port
  • PowerPoE (802.3af) or power adapter
  • HeadsetRJ9, USB, Bluetooth, and EHS support

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Frequently asked questions

How do I set up the T44W on Wi-Fi with fvoip?
Power the phone, join it to your wireless network from the on-screen menu, and it pulls its fvoip configuration automatically. Everything else, including your extension and line keys, arrives pre-set from our provisioning platform.
Should I rent or buy the T44W?
Rental is $18.99/month; buying is around $125, so purchase breaks even in about seven months. If the phone is going to a permanent desk, buy. If it is for a temporary or trial setup, rent.
Will call quality suffer on Wi-Fi?
On a reasonably healthy wireless network, no. Voice uses little bandwidth; what matters is signal strength and congestion. If the desk sits far from your access point, a wired connection or a closer AP is the fix.

Put the T44W on every desk.

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