The Yealink W1DL USB Cordless Skype Phone is an excellent option if you want to roam freely in your house. It has an outstanding range of over 100 feet. It is chic and fashionable. With W1DL Skype phone, you can scroll through your Skype contacts and call with a button. The base station is also a speaker phone.

Product Information

This premium cordless solution is optimized for Skype. The phone is comprised of one handset and a USB base/charger.

Description

A second generation cordless phone for the Skype market, the Yealink W1DL offers 100+ feet range! The W1DL offers PC users the freedom to roam on a Skype call. This phone includes echo cancellation, noise reduction, and and LCD backlit display.

Features

yealink Phone has160-foot(50-meter) radio range enabling you to talk away from computer.
Fashion look and human design.
Large graphic LCD and blue back-light.
Contact list and calling history in any language easily reviewed on handset.
Caller ID function.
With speakerphone built in base, ideal device for conference call.
Base works as charging station for handset.
Noise reduction and digital echo cancellation.
Both base and handset ringing for all incoming calls.
Auto-selected RF channel for improved voice quality.

Hardware

Radio range: 50 meters (160ft)
Standby duration: >100 hours
Talking duration: >10 hours
Battery: 460mAh(Li-battery)
USB charged, no external power required.
Driver and sound card built-in

Interface

One base with USB interface to PC

System Requirements

Windows (2000, XP, Vista)
400 MHz processor and free USB1.1 or USB2.0 port
128 MB RAM and 15 MB free disk space
Internet Connection ( any broadband: cable, ADSL.)

Compatibility

Note

Yealink has published updated drivers for Skype and Windows operating systems only. If you are using MAC or other VOIP services, this phone may not work for you.

Recent support contacts have indicated that Yealink products are not fully compatible with Intel processor-based Mac systems, and sometimes will not behave properly with some G5 systems. We are working with Yealink to try and track down the cause of the problems so they may fix them, so keep checking back for more updates.