LN - Yealink T53W VoIP Phone. 3.7-Inch Display w/Power Adapter - Blk For Sale

LN - Yealink T53W VoIP Phone. 3.7-Inch Display w/Power Adapter - Blk
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LN - Yealink T53W VoIP Phone. 3.7-Inch Display w/Power Adapter - Blk:
$42.00

Phones are less than a year old and were almost never used at all. Comes w/power adapter and ethernet cable. 4 total phones

Especially designed for busy executives and professionals, Yealink SIP-T53W is an easy-to-use Prime Business Phone with an adjustable 3.7-inch graphical LCD that you can easily and flexibly find a comfortable viewing angle according to your personal and environmental needs. With built-in Bluetooth 4.2 and the built-in dual-band 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi, the SIP-T53W IP Phone ensures you to keep up with modern wireless technology and take the first chance in the future wireless age. Its built-in USB 2.0 port allows for USB recording or a direct wired/wireless USB headset or up to three Yealink EXP50 expansion modules connection. Benefiting from these features, the Yealink SIP-T53W is a powerful and expandable office phone that delivers optimum desktop efficiency and productivity.

KEY FEATURES

Entry-level phone, well suited for common work space

Ergonomic design with adjustable display

Built-in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi



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