Snom M65 Professional Handset use with M300 and M700 Base Station
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• Sleek design with comprehensive features for seamless mobile coverage across multiple floors or large buildings
• Large backlit 2” color display and backlit keypad provide easy visibility and wideband audio ensures crystal clear voice quality
• Integrated tricolor LED indicates missed calls, voicemail messages, and low battery status
• Access to phone system features such as voicemail, automatic call forwarding, call lists, caller identification, and direct search of the corporate directory when paired with a M700 or M300 base station
• Key Features:
• Wideband speakerphone
• CAT-iq 1.0 compliant
• DECT encryption
• 250 hours standby time
• Local and shared address book
• Headset plug
• SW upgrade over-the-air
• Two-line display (2×16 characters)
• Comfortable and intuitive menu structure
• Selection of ring tones
• Dimensions:
• Weight: 0.8 lb
• Dimensions: 7 × 5 × 3 in
• Phone Type: DECT Handset
• Technical Specifications:
• Display:
• 5 cm (2“) diagonal
• 176 x 220 pixels
• 262k TFT color LCD with backlight
• 8 lines, height 16 pixels/line, 16 characters per line
• Backlit keypad with 24 keys:
• Standard ITU telephone keypad, 12 keys, 4×3, with star and pound/hash key
• Three context-sensitive function keys
• Five navigation keys (left, right, up, down, OK)
• Off-hook key, cancel key
• Speakerphone key with red LED when speakerphone is on
• Menu key
• Three side keys (volume up/down, mute)
• Large backlit 2” color display and backlit keypad provide easy visibility and wideband audio ensures crystal clear voice quality
• Integrated tricolor LED indicates missed calls, voicemail messages, and low battery status
• Access to phone system features such as voicemail, automatic call forwarding, call lists, caller identification, and direct search of the corporate directory when paired with a M700 or M300 base station
• Key Features:
• Wideband speakerphone
• CAT-iq 1.0 compliant
• DECT encryption
• 250 hours standby time
• Local and shared address book
• Headset plug
• SW upgrade over-the-air
• Two-line display (2×16 characters)
• Comfortable and intuitive menu structure
• Selection of ring tones
• Dimensions:
• Weight: 0.8 lb
• Dimensions: 7 × 5 × 3 in
• Phone Type: DECT Handset
• Technical Specifications:
• Display:
• 5 cm (2“) diagonal
• 176 x 220 pixels
• 262k TFT color LCD with backlight
• 8 lines, height 16 pixels/line, 16 characters per line
• Backlit keypad with 24 keys:
• Standard ITU telephone keypad, 12 keys, 4×3, with star and pound/hash key
• Three context-sensitive function keys
• Five navigation keys (left, right, up, down, OK)
• Off-hook key, cancel key
• Speakerphone key with red LED when speakerphone is on
• Menu key
• Three side keys (volume up/down, mute)
More product details
The Snom M65 is a professional DECT handset designed exclusively to pair with Snom M300 and M700 multi-cell base stations. It’s built for businesses where staff move across large floors, warehouses, or multiple buildings and need dependable cordless voice access to the corporate phone system. Typical users include healthcare, retail, and logistics teams already invested in a Snom DECT infrastructure—or planning to add mobility to a Snom-based VoIP deployment.
Because the M65 is a companion device and not a standalone phone, it only works within an existing Snom DECT ecosystem. Organizations considering it should already have or be installing compatible base stations; otherwise the handset will not function. Its feature set—wideband audio, a 2‑inch colour display, and integrated headset jack—puts it in a mid‑range tier well‑suited for active professionals, but it may be overkill for a user who rarely leaves a desk. In Canadian office environments, particularly across the GTA where hosted VoIP is widespread, the M65 integrates smoothly with most SIP‑based platforms when provisioned through the M‑series bases.
The handset’s strength lies in tight integration with the base station’s roaming and directory features, enabling seamless handovers between cells. The CAT‑iq 1.0 compliance means reliable wideband voice and encryption, but it also means the device is part of a controlled ecosystem—you won’t be able to register it to a generic DECT base or use it as a consumer cordless phone. Buyers should plan for base station placement carefully, as indoor coverage and material obstructions will directly impact call reliability.
Because the M65 is a companion device and not a standalone phone, it only works within an existing Snom DECT ecosystem. Organizations considering it should already have or be installing compatible base stations; otherwise the handset will not function. Its feature set—wideband audio, a 2‑inch colour display, and integrated headset jack—puts it in a mid‑range tier well‑suited for active professionals, but it may be overkill for a user who rarely leaves a desk. In Canadian office environments, particularly across the GTA where hosted VoIP is widespread, the M65 integrates smoothly with most SIP‑based platforms when provisioned through the M‑series bases.
The handset’s strength lies in tight integration with the base station’s roaming and directory features, enabling seamless handovers between cells. The CAT‑iq 1.0 compliance means reliable wideband voice and encryption, but it also means the device is part of a controlled ecosystem—you won’t be able to register it to a generic DECT base or use it as a consumer cordless phone. Buyers should plan for base station placement carefully, as indoor coverage and material obstructions will directly impact call reliability.