PreviousBuffalo AirStation Nfiniti Wireless-N review
Review Flexible configuration is a plus for business use, but the AirStation Nfiniti Wireless-N is not the fastest Draft-N solution around and lacks interoperability.
5.5 Editors' Rating
Belkin N1 review
Review The Belkin N1 is good looking and very easy to set up and use, but could do with more business-oriented features.
7.3 Editors' Rating
SIP protocol VoIP phones
Group Test Voice over IP offers clear benefits over PSTN calling, but the hardware has been over-complex and difficult to set up. We examine five VoIP phones that you might want on your LAN.
Aastra 9133i review
Review The Aastra 9133i isn't the most visually appealing VoIP phone. However, it does have a lot of features and a large number of buttons providing easy access to those features.
5.0 Editors' Rating
LinkSys SPA941 review
Review The LinkSys SPA941 has some excellent usability features and is also a very attractive VoIP phone, although these good looks come at a premium price.
5.7 Editors' Rating
Grandstream Budgetone 102 review
Review This is a good value, no-frills, entry-level VoIP phone.
5.7 Editors' Rating
Polycom SoundPoint IP 301 review
Review The slightly unusual styling of the Polycom SoundPoint IP 301 is likely to polarise opinion. The use of soft keys makes menu navigation easy, although sometimes nested paths make it a bit tedious. Keypad buttons are a bit small.
5.3 Editors' Rating
Snom 300 review
Review The Snom 300 is a comfortable, quite smart looking, entry-level VoIP phone, with well laid-out controls and a strong feature set.
5.3 Editors' Rating
Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7050 review
Review You can save money on your phone bill almost instantly with this useful box that also connects you to the Internet over a wired or wireless network.
8.5 Editors' Rating
A guide to VoIP telephony
Tech Guide What is VoIP, how much does it cost, how does it work and what are the alternatives? Our Tech Guide provides the answers.
Polycom Communicator review
Review Polycom's Skype-orientated Communicator has its uses, but is unlikely to have a general application where it adds real value compared to alternative solutions.
6.7 Editors' Rating
Cisco Business Communications Solution review
Review Based on Cisco’s enterprise VoIP technology, the Business Communications Solution is an interesting and reasonably affordable solution for small companies looking for integrated voice and data networking.
8.3 Editors' Rating
Google Mini review
Review The Google Mini takes much of the hassle out of deploying a search engine, doesn’t cost the earth and, best of all, it’s from Google: a winning combination.
7.5 Editors' Rating
Network Box SME 250 review
Review Network Box combines all that’s good in a managed security service with an affordable, locally installed and monitored appliance -- a winning combination for companies with limited resources.
8.5 Editors' Rating
Elmeg IP290 VoIP Phone review
Review More suited to the medium-sized business with lots of phone activity rather than the occasional call, the IP290 allows you to grow into it. It's a solid piece of kit that will need little, if any, training to use.
7.5 Editors' Rating
