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Executive class

Why teams pick the T57W.

The T57W is Yealink's touchscreen flagship for standard SIP calling: a 7-inch 800x480 adjustable touchscreen, 16 SIP accounts, and built-in dual-band Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 4.2. Call handling becomes visual: parked calls, coworker presence, and queues appear as labeled on-screen keys you tap instead of buttons you memorize. Optima HD voice and a full-duplex speakerphone make it equally good for a quick transfer or an hour-long call.

It fits two kinds of desks especially well: executives who want a premium, uncluttered instrument, and receptionists who route dozens of calls an hour. Built-in Wi-Fi means either desk can live anywhere with power. fvoip pre-builds your on-screen layout before shipping, supports EXP50 modules if you want physical keys too, and manages every setting from the portal so the phone never needs menu-diving.

$245to 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 T57W executive IP desk phone — 16-line, 7" 800x480 color touch display, PoE, dual Gigabit ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB — front view

Specifications

  • Display7" 800x480 adjustable capacitive touchscreen
  • Lines16 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 is the T57W provisioned with fvoip?
Automatically. We register the phone and build your touchscreen key layout before it ships. Connect Ethernet or Wi-Fi and it comes up configured. Changes push from the fvoip portal without touching the phone.
Rent at $18.99/month or buy at about $245?
Break-even is around 13 months. Executives who will keep the phone for years do better buying; businesses standardizing many desks at once often rent to avoid a large upfront hardware bill.
What is the difference between the T57W and T48U?
Both have 7-inch touchscreens and 16 lines. The T57W adds built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and an adjustable screen; the T48U uses USB dongles for wireless. If desks lack Ethernet, choose the T57W.

Put the T57W on every desk.

Order with your fvoip service and every handset arrives ready to ring — no configuration required.

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