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Executive class

Why teams pick the T53W.

The T53W packs built-in dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2 into the same practical 12-line platform as the T53. Wi-Fi means the phone works anywhere with power and wireless coverage, which makes it a standout for remote and hybrid employees: send one home with a team member and their office extension rings on their desk, not just in an app. Bluetooth pairs wireless headsets or a mobile phone for hands-free calling.

The adjustable 3.7-inch backlit display keeps line status readable, and the USB port adds headset flexibility or call recording. On-site, dual gigabit ports and PoE make it a normal wired phone. fvoip pre-provisions every T53W, so a remote worker's setup is: unbox, join Wi-Fi, done. Their extension, voicemail-to-email, and business-hours routing behave exactly as they do at headquarters.

$115to 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 T53W executive IP desk phone — 12-line, 3.7" 360x160 adjustable backlit LCD display, PoE, dual Gigabit ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB — front view

Specifications

  • Display3.7" 360x160 adjustable backlit LCD
  • Lines12 SIP accounts
  • EthernetDual gigabit ports
  • Wi-FiBuilt-in dual-band Wi-Fi
  • BluetoothBuilt-in Bluetooth 4.2
  • USBUSB 2.0 port
  • PowerPoE (802.3af) or power adapter
  • HeadsetRJ9, USB, Bluetooth, and EHS support

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Frequently asked questions

How does a remote employee set up a T53W from fvoip?
They plug it into power, pick their home Wi-Fi from the phone's menu, and the phone pulls its fvoip configuration automatically. Their office extension is live in minutes with no IT visit.
Rent or buy: what is smarter for the T53W?
Buying at about $115 breaks even against the $18.99/month rental in roughly six months. For distributed teams, some businesses prefer renting so hardware for departing employees is simply returned.
Does the T53W support wireless headsets?
Yes, over built-in Bluetooth 4.2, and it also supports USB and RJ9 wired headsets plus EHS adapters for DECT headsets. Most users pair a Bluetooth headset directly with no extra hardware.

Put the T53W on every desk.

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