Grandstream GXV3370 16 Line Android IP Phone 7" Colour Display PoE

Just purchased this phone and it is amazing. The sound and video quality is great and setup is not bad at all. It took me about a minute to transfer all of my contacts from my cell phone to the Grandstream. You wont find a better phone for the money.

Thanks to a review I read here, I learned how to install Google Play Store, which then enabled me to install Tune In Radio and Google Maps. Prior to this, I had been stumped.I went ahead and touched up some of phone's settings from my earlier quick setup. Makes a nice looking low-footprint desktop phone. Music heard via internet radio streaming comes across pretty basic quality, but OK for background listening while attending other tasks.I'd like to upload a couple custom ring tones to the phone. However the procedure outlined on a Grandstream forum (involving an HTTP or TFTP server while rebooting the phone) seems out-of-date for this model and doesn't work. The Admin Guide refers to LCD settings for this operation but I can find none such on my GXV3370. Any one manage to upload custom ring tones?

Verry good

Must have technical know how to use this product. Hard to get support.

Good one

This phone properly takes google voice calls when you upgrade to the latest firmware and install the necessary apps! Go to firmware.grandstream.com and download the latest firmware. Go the the phone's web interface, and upload the firmware to the phone. Install the Play Store app from the GS Market. Then, in the play store, install the Google app, and the Google Voice app.If you use a USB security key, it will work! So, you can use two-factor authentication. I haven't tested the Bluetooth security key.This version runs Android 7, has 2 GB RAM and 3 GB FLASH storage and a quad 1.3 GHz Arm processor. So, it's sort of a low-end Android tablet with a daylight-readable screen, a loud speaker and microphone, video camera, and handset. It has an HDMI output, which I haven't tested yet, so might work for conferencing with larger screens. It takes SD cards and USB sticks for additional storage. It has a 1/8 inch headphone jack that might work with headsets. It also has a modular connector for the other sort of headset. It has a network output to connect your desktop computer.

To save money, I recently decided to re-evaluate my telephone services. I had a work cell phone I wanted to ring at my desk at home and on a soft phone app when I'm not working at home. This is where/why I purchased this phone. It supports SIP protocol, this protocol is becoming the industry standard protocol for VOIP / IP telephony. It has a colorful, user-friendly web interface for configuring the phone using your VOIP provider's specifics. Furthermore, it has the latest Android operating system. I am able to download apps from stores and do a lot more than just answer calls with this phone - and it works lightning fast!Grandstream also has a soft phone app. Using the same configuration specifics, I was able to program both this phone and the app. Now, by both the desk phone and the soft phone app ring pretty much like having 1 or more extensions in your house on the old number-switch network ... but with all the advances WiFi / Cell services offer.

Amazing touchscreen voip phone