C620 SIP Wireless Conference Phone with wireless mic pods

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C620 SIP Wireless Conference Phone with wireless mic pods

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C620 SIP Wireless Conference Phone with wireless mic pods

About this product

• The Snom C620 wireless conference phone offers a completely wireless conference experience using DECT 6.0 technology, allowing for freedom from conference room wires.

• Key features include:
• Full-duplex speakerphone in base
• Wireless freedom with up to 24 hours of talk time
• Flexibility with the ability to add up to two accessory C52-SP DECT expansion speakerphones
• Intuitive design and HD voice quality
• Built-in wireless microphone charging bays for convenience
• Operable in small, medium, and large rooms
• 3-year standard warranty and automatic gain control

• The phone also includes:
• Fast adaptive feedback control and acoustic echo cancellation technology for improved audio quality
• Comfort noise injection and enhanced noise reduction/Dynamic noise reduction (DNR)
• Digital mixing and volume control: 10 levels
• Local phonebook up to 200 entries and call history up to 200 entries

• Weight: 6.4 lb
• Dimensions: 16 × 13 × 7 in
• Phone Type: Conference
More product details
The Snom C620 is a wireless conference phone designed for meeting spaces where running cables to a tabletop unit is impractical or unsightly. It uses DECT 6.0 to connect the base station to the main speakerphone and optional expansion pods, giving you a clean, wire-free setup in small to large rooms. This device is a good fit for huddle rooms or mid-sized conference rooms in a GTA office, especially where you want to move the phone between spaces without re-cabling. It pairs naturally with a hosted PBX or SIP trunk and can replace a traditional wired conference phone, though you should confirm your provider supports DECT-based endpoints for registration. The tradeoff is that DECT range is limited compared to Wi-Fi, so the base and pods need to be within about 50 metres of each other; in a large open-plan office with metal partitions, you may need to position the base carefully. For a boardroom with more than half a dozen participants, the base unit’s full-duplex speakerphone and two optional expansion pods work well, but for a very large room or one with challenging acoustics, a dedicated ceiling microphone array might be a better choice. The C620 is not overkill for a standard conference room, but if you only need a basic speakerphone for a desk, a simpler corded model would save cost and complexity.