Grandstream WP810 Portable Wi-Fi Phone Voip Phone and Device

This phone has worked great for my business so far. We have been using it for a few months now with no issues. It was easy enough to set up, though I do have a background in IT. No complaints so far!

Great phone. Works as it should. Using it with pbx server. Good audio quality

It's a good product and I will buy it again.

Unreliable. I replaced mine with a DECT setup from the same manufacturer - it ends up being cheaper AND more reliable especially if you want more than one wireless handset. This model frequently disconnects from WiFi, but doesn't give any indication until you try to make a call or realize that it's been missing incoming calls.The sound quality is good, it's easy to install and manage, the battery life is fine, the smart phone features are meh (wish the user interface could be stripped down for more purpose-built deployments, but it's easy enough for people to figure out), but the lack of reliability undercuts all of that.

This VoIP WP810 802.11 Wireless handset was not difficult to configure. Entering information into the on board phone book was relatively easy. The best way to configure this device is via the built in Web interface. The only difficulty, if any, is associating the handset with a local 892.11 Wireless IP network. It would be nice to be able to forget a wireless network from being saved but that is not a network wanted.Logging on to a wireless network via the handset is relatively easy, but it would be nice if the wireless network scan feature can be cancelled so The handset is not tied up with scanning.The phone overall is appealing in style, and has a loud enough ring to not miss incoming calls, and as of today, 26 March 2025, I consider this wireless handset a "good" buy, but time will tell as to its durability.

I can not figure out how to set this thing up. Maybe it’d be good for a company with an IT person family at home we couldn’t figure it out.

Great little VOIP phone. If you have a wireless network, you can easily connect this voip phone without ethernet and then put in your voip connection information and it works great. We use a VPS FreePBX installation and this phone took like 4 minutes to set up. One thing, it's not a desk phone, so it doesn't transfer calls or do conference calls. It just dials out and receives calls. It has a speakerphone, we did a meeting with a client on it today and it worked great.

Purchased 4 of these for VOIP use. Already had the accounts created, just needed phones for different customers. Not very cost efficient if a customer wants multiple cordless phones in one location, but if they want desk phones, and only one cordless, this fits the bill just fine.