Cisco IP Phone 7841 - 7800 Series VOIP Phone For Sale

Cisco IP Phone 7841 - 7800 Series VOIP Phone
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Cisco IP Phone 7841 - 7800 Series VOIP Phone:
$10.00

Cisco 7841 IP Phone (CP-7841-K9) - used but in great condition and rarely used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
Cisco CP-7841 7800 Series Voip Phone (Power Supply Not Included).

The IP Phone 7841 delivers simple, highly secure, and highly cost-effective voice communications for small to large businesses. It is supported both on-premises and hosted from Cisco and on third-party hosted call control platforms. The 7841 is an ideal endpoint for moderately active voice communications needs of workers, administrative staff, and managers.


About this item
  • Four line and programmable feature keys provide quick access to telephony features and staff
  • High-resolution 384x106 pixel, graphical grayscale display makes viewing easier at a glance
  • Dedicated fixed keys, ease communications for increased efficiency
  • A built-in speakerphone provides choice with hands-free communications
  • Wideband for enhanced audio clarity is supported on handset, speaker and headset



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