Snom M80 IP65 Protected DECT Handset
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The Snom M80 is the perfect all-rounder for indoor and outdoor use. It's extremely light and compact, thanks to its special heavy-duty jacket (IP 65 and MIL-STD 810g certified), making it robust and durable.
Key Features:
• IP65 protected handset
• Ruggedized and robust design
• HD audio support
• Alarm key
• Integrated Bluetooth LE
• Large temperature range
• Integrated belt clip
• HAC compliant
• Compatible to existing base stations (1)
• Vibration alarm
• Multi-colour LED
• 200 hours stand by
• MIL-STD-810g 516.6 tested
Additional Information:
Weight: 0.8 lb
Dimensions: 8 × 4 × 4 in
Phone Type: DECT Handset
Technical Specifications:
User Interface:
Display:
5 cm (2“) diagonal, 240 x 320 pixels, 262k TFT color LCD with backlight
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
Menu key
Three side keys (volume up/down, mute)
Alarm key on the top of the handset
28 keys in total
The Snom M80 is suitable for office use and more complicated locations such as warehouses, construction sites, or outdoor areas exposed to the elements.
Key Features:
• IP65 protected handset
• Ruggedized and robust design
• HD audio support
• Alarm key
• Integrated Bluetooth LE
• Large temperature range
• Integrated belt clip
• HAC compliant
• Compatible to existing base stations (1)
• Vibration alarm
• Multi-colour LED
• 200 hours stand by
• MIL-STD-810g 516.6 tested
Additional Information:
Weight: 0.8 lb
Dimensions: 8 × 4 × 4 in
Phone Type: DECT Handset
Technical Specifications:
User Interface:
Display:
5 cm (2“) diagonal, 240 x 320 pixels, 262k TFT color LCD with backlight
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
Menu key
Three side keys (volume up/down, mute)
Alarm key on the top of the handset
28 keys in total
The Snom M80 is suitable for office use and more complicated locations such as warehouses, construction sites, or outdoor areas exposed to the elements.
More product details
The Snom M80 is a ruggedized DECT handset purpose-built for environments where a standard office phone would quickly succumb to dust, moisture, or accidental drops. With IP65 protection and MIL-STD-810g shock resistance, it excels in warehouses, construction sites, manufacturing floors, and outdoor areas exposed to the elements. It pairs with Snom’s M-series DECT base stations, so it slots into an existing Snom VoIP deployment or becomes the go-to handset for field workers who need clear voice communication despite rough conditions.
The M80’s compact design and integrated belt clip make it easy to wear throughout a shift, and its large temperature range means it can handle Canadian winters as well as hot, dusty summers. Keep in mind that, as a DECT handset, coverage is limited to the range of the base station; planning for adequate base placement in large facilities is essential. It’s not a standalone device—you’ll need a compatible Snom base to make calls. The small 2-inch screen is perfectly readable but won’t display rich UC presence or detailed call center metrics, so it’s best paired with a desk phone or softphone for workers who split their time between a desk and the field.
For a carpeted office or a call center environment, the M80’s toughness is overkill, and a less costly Snom desk phone or an entry-level DECT handset likely makes more sense. Conversely, if users need a full-featured desk phone with large color displays, video, and extensive programmable keys, this handset will feel underpowered. The M80 is a focused tool: durable, loud, and dependable for voice in harsh places.
The M80’s compact design and integrated belt clip make it easy to wear throughout a shift, and its large temperature range means it can handle Canadian winters as well as hot, dusty summers. Keep in mind that, as a DECT handset, coverage is limited to the range of the base station; planning for adequate base placement in large facilities is essential. It’s not a standalone device—you’ll need a compatible Snom base to make calls. The small 2-inch screen is perfectly readable but won’t display rich UC presence or detailed call center metrics, so it’s best paired with a desk phone or softphone for workers who split their time between a desk and the field.
For a carpeted office or a call center environment, the M80’s toughness is overkill, and a less costly Snom desk phone or an entry-level DECT handset likely makes more sense. Conversely, if users need a full-featured desk phone with large color displays, video, and extensive programmable keys, this handset will feel underpowered. The M80 is a focused tool: durable, loud, and dependable for voice in harsh places.