Snom D717 Entry-level SIP Color Desk Phone
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• The Snom D717 is a professional desktop phone that offers cost-effective entry-level VoIP telephony.
Features:
• High-resolution colour display
• Integrated light sensor for automatic brightness and proximity adjustments
• Multi-colour LED function keys
• Gigabit Ethernet switch with USB port for comprehensive connectivity options
• Wideband hands-free talking (speakerphone) and digital signal processor (DSP) enhanced audio quality
Note: Power Supply is sold separately.
Additional Information:
• Weight: 2.4 lb
• Dimensions: 9 × 9 × 4 in
• Phone Type: Desk
Technical Specifications:
• Call Features:
• Speed dialing
• URL dialing
• Local dial plan
• Automatic redial on busy
• Call completion (busy/unreachable)
• Caller identification
• Call waiting
• Call blocking (deny list)
• Auto answer
• Hold
• Music on hold
• Blind and attended transfer
• Call forwarding
• 3-way conferencing on the phone
• Extension monitoring, call pickup
• Call park, call unpark
• Multicast paging
• DND mode (do not disturb)
• Keyboard lock
• Client matter code (CMC)
• Unified Communications ready
For a full list of specifications, please refer to the product datasheet.
Features:
• High-resolution colour display
• Integrated light sensor for automatic brightness and proximity adjustments
• Multi-colour LED function keys
• Gigabit Ethernet switch with USB port for comprehensive connectivity options
• Wideband hands-free talking (speakerphone) and digital signal processor (DSP) enhanced audio quality
Note: Power Supply is sold separately.
Additional Information:
• Weight: 2.4 lb
• Dimensions: 9 × 9 × 4 in
• Phone Type: Desk
Technical Specifications:
• Call Features:
• Speed dialing
• URL dialing
• Local dial plan
• Automatic redial on busy
• Call completion (busy/unreachable)
• Caller identification
• Call waiting
• Call blocking (deny list)
• Auto answer
• Hold
• Music on hold
• Blind and attended transfer
• Call forwarding
• 3-way conferencing on the phone
• Extension monitoring, call pickup
• Call park, call unpark
• Multicast paging
• DND mode (do not disturb)
• Keyboard lock
• Client matter code (CMC)
• Unified Communications ready
For a full list of specifications, please refer to the product datasheet.
More product details
The Snom D717 is designed for small offices, home offices, and reception areas that need a reliable SIP desk phone without the complexity or cost of high-end models. Its colour display and gigabit Ethernet make it a practical step up from basic monochrome phones, while the integrated USB port offers flexibility for connecting a headset or other accessories. This phone fits well into environments where voice quality matters but advanced call handling features like large BLF panels or built-in video are not required.
Because the power supply is sold separately, buyers should plan for Power over Ethernet (PoE) from their switch or budget for an external adapter. This is a common approach in entry-level VoIP gear, but it’s worth confirming your network infrastructure supports PoE before ordering. The phone’s lightweight build and straightforward interface also make it a good candidate for hot-desking or shared spaces where users change frequently.
For Canadian businesses, the D717 works well with most hosted VoIP providers and on-premise SIP platforms common in the GTA. It’s not the right choice for call centre agents who need a high volume of programmable keys or for executive desks where a larger touchscreen and video calling are expected. In those cases, stepping up to a more feature-rich model within the Snom lineup would be more appropriate.
The speakerphone and DSP-enhanced audio deliver clear wideband calls, but as with any entry-level device, the acoustic performance in larger or noisy rooms may be limited. If your deployment involves frequent conference calls from the desk, pairing it with a quality USB headset can bridge that gap effectively.
Because the power supply is sold separately, buyers should plan for Power over Ethernet (PoE) from their switch or budget for an external adapter. This is a common approach in entry-level VoIP gear, but it’s worth confirming your network infrastructure supports PoE before ordering. The phone’s lightweight build and straightforward interface also make it a good candidate for hot-desking or shared spaces where users change frequently.
For Canadian businesses, the D717 works well with most hosted VoIP providers and on-premise SIP platforms common in the GTA. It’s not the right choice for call centre agents who need a high volume of programmable keys or for executive desks where a larger touchscreen and video calling are expected. In those cases, stepping up to a more feature-rich model within the Snom lineup would be more appropriate.
The speakerphone and DSP-enhanced audio deliver clear wideband calls, but as with any entry-level device, the acoustic performance in larger or noisy rooms may be limited. If your deployment involves frequent conference calls from the desk, pairing it with a quality USB headset can bridge that gap effectively.