Vnunet has a review of the Netgear SPH101 Skype WiFi phone and writes, “Call clarity between two Wifi handsets was excellent but there was a noticeable drop in quality when calling the same location using a headset connected to the PC. While this drop in quality is not down to the Wifi handset, it’s no […]

PCAuthority has a review up of the Philips VoIP 321 phone and writes, ” the base station needs to be plugged into a mains socket, into a phone socket and also a PC’s USB port. This can be a problem if your plug and phone sockets are already over used. Our base station was placed […]

The V500DS is equipped with all the standard Skype features and applications built-in. Its user-friendly GUI allows the user to operate the handset with ease. Existing Skype users sign into their account, automatically downloading all their contacts to the cordless phone. Users then search for Skype contacts directly on the phone, and add them to the in-built ‘buddy’ list, clearly displayed on the 1.5″ colour display. Making a call is as easy as scrolling up and down the list and using the ‘TALK’ button. There is a separate SkypeOut button for users to make inexpensive services phone calls to any phone numbers in the world.

Gizmodo has a review of the USRobotics USR9630 cordless Skype phone and writes, “besides the call quality being great and the screen easy to read, we also liked the one-touch Skype contact list button. The buttons are large and give great feedback, and the handset is large enough to not feel uncomfortable in your hand, […]

Expandable up to four handsets, the PHIP65 is based on the new DECT technology to enhance sound quality while reducing interference with 802.11a/b/g wireless networks, Bluetooth devices, and other home appliances. The unit features an integrated speakerphone, caller ID, three-way calling, call transfer between handsets, and large LCD display on handset. The PHIP65 handset also offers different ring tones to distinguish
between landline and Skype incoming calls.

SlashGear has a review up of the Keyspan cordless VoIP phone and concludes, “Considering its sound quality, long battery-life and MRSP of $79, I would give a great big thumbs up for the Keyspan cordless VoIP phone. There’s no annoying cord like you find in cheaper USB handsets, and it’s more affordable and easier to […]

Infoworld has a review up of the Netgear WiFi Skype phone and writes, “I travel internationally a fair amount and don’t like the roaming charges I get for using my mobile phone abroad. Now all I need to bring is my Netgear Skype phone and find a WiFi zone and I’m set. … I would […]

Office Evolution has a review of the Keyspan wireless Skype phone and writes, “At a suggested retail price of $79.95, this is a very affordable option for Skype users. I can make and receive calls anywhere in my house and office (indoor range is stated as 100 ft.) and, when working outdoors (laptop on the […]

Infosync has a review of the Sony Ericsson P990i and comments on the WiFi: “The Sony Ericsson P990i should offer road warriors plenty of connectivity options, whether or not you feel like breaking out your laptop. Though we could not test the phone’s performance on a UMTS network, it does offer tethered modem support for […]

PCMag has a review of the Radian SkyTone Cordless USB Phone RST501 and writes, “Preprogrammed features make Skype easier to use. As with the RTX USB DUALphone, this one automatically sees and adds your contacts to the handset once you’ve connected it to your PC and have Skype running. You can then scroll through your […]