Grandstream IP Phone GRP

One of the most recognized international brands specialized in operator-level IP phones. Currently has its GPR line, this time the GPR2602, GPR2603, GPR2604 are no exception. This range of models has two or three locations (depending on the model chosen) and easy administrative handling. It also features internal and external (cloud) storage to keep all that phone data safe. Grandstream as always remains at the height of business telephony.

IP Phone GRP Range

There are two unique sets of devices in Grandstream’s GRP line. First and foremost, the Essential IP Phone series was created with mass deployment and administration in mind. This line includes four devices that promise to provide next-generation functionality at an inexpensive cost.

The GRP2604, a three-line device with a clean style and some of the crucial functions that modern organizations need from their IP phone, is the standout phone here. The five-way audio conference, inbuilt energy through Ethernet, full HD sound on either the speaker or handset, and multi-language compatibility are all included.

The GRP series also has carrier-grade security features like a safe boot, double firmware versions, and encrypted data storage, which will delight businesses. The GRP2604 is also compatible with Grandstream’s cloud-based Product Control System, which allows users to set up and run their Grandstream endpoints from a single location.

Five mid-range provider IP phones are also included in the GRP series, with a more complete feature set. These phones are designed for high-volume enterprises and enterprise users. The GRP2612, for example, has 16 digital multi-purpose buttons, a full-color Lcd display, and a slew of additional functions. A swappable visor is also a good feature, giving businesses another option to advertise themselves in the workspace.

Meanwhile, the GRP2613 prioritizes efficiency over all else. Three SIP accounts, six multifunctional buttons, HD audio with compatibility for all main codecs, and a color Lcd screen are all included in the phone. The GRP2613 is for small businesses that can’t afford to spend time with inefficient equipment. It’s also simple to set up.

The phone, which contains the headset, an Ethernet cable, and a charger adapter, is easily unpacked and assembled. Even setting your Grandstream GRP2613 equipment on your network is as straightforward as it gets thanks to easy-to-follow instructions.

Consumers searching for a much more upscale experience can consider the GRP2614. In terms of call quality, this model exceeds a few GRP devices, especially when utilizing the speakerphone. High-volume users will undoubtedly like the presence of 40 digital multi-purpose controls as well as dual-LED panels, especially as the lower LED can be customized for quick access to frequently phoned numbers, as a reference.

Perfomance

The GRP line was created to easily understand its purpose and functionality. Within the essential IP phone line, devices are clearly separated by lines / SIP accounts and their different network port speeds, with only one phone with BLF / SD keys. The professional IP phones are divided into line / SIP accounts, MPK amounts, and dedicated area/display for speed dial and BLF keys. Compared with the GXP series, it is easier for dealers, installers, and enterprises to choose a device according to price and users’ telephony needs. With a slim design and multilingual support, it is perfect for corporate use that suits the business and executive environment.

• 3 lines, 6 SIP accounts, up to 3 calling lines.
• GDMS support provides a centralized interface to configure, provision, manage and monitor Grandstream devices.
• Electronic Hook Switch (EHS) support for Plantronics, Jabra, and Sennheiser headsets.
• Full duplex speakerphone with HD audio to maximize audio quality and clarity.
• Equipped with noise protection technology to minimize background noise.
• Dual-switched 10/100/1000 Mbps auto-sensing Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps ports with integrated PoE (GRP2603P only).
• Supports 5-way audio conferencing for easy conference calls.
• Enterprise-grade protection includes secure boot, dual firmware images, and encrypted data storage.

Price

Grandstream’s GRP2600 Series was created with corporations, service providers, and many other greater markets in mind. They were created with the goal of making the duties of configuring, maintaining, and monitoring installations easier. Using Grandstream’s Device Management System (GDMS), a unified interface for managing Grandstream’s endpoints and cloud provisioning, administrators may do so. The price ranges from $60 to $150 depending on the platform being used.

Support

The support is quite acceptable, their response time is fast, when I contacted them it took me only a couple of minutes to receive the response email, plus they have a variety of frequently asked questions where you can find the solution to your question.