Call Waiting VoIP Phones

Phones often form an integral part of day-to-day office business. Whether you're speaking with a client about an all-important deadline or ordering new office supplies, your phones need to work reliably. That's why we offer Internet (VoIP) phones in a variety of designs - one-line, corded and non-expandable to six-line, cordless and expandable to nine lines - to meet a wide variety of needs. Keep an eye out for extra features, like call hold, call swap and call transfer options, for enhanced functionality.

Number of Lines and Telephones

Throughout the day, you may make calls that involve a varying number of phone lines. Whether you're using just one line or six lines to speak with multiple people at once, we know you need a phone that meets a range of demands. That's why we offer a variety of VoIP phones that feature one to six handsets (or more), so you can use as many lines as you need. To complete your office's VoIP phone setup, browse our full collection of Internet phone (VoIP) products.

Voice and Sound Technology

Whether you're talking to a client, coworker, friend or loved one, we know you don't want to compromise on call quality. Look for features like background noise reduction and DECT 6.0 technology that helps ensure high-quality, interruption-free sound. To help extend the longevity of your phone system, browse a variety of VoIP accessories.

Expandable Designs

As your business grows, the number of lines assigned to your VoIP phone may need to grow along with it. That's why our assortment of VoIP phones includes a number of expandable phones that let you add lines onto your phone as you see fit. Whether you expand a two-line system to five lines or a six-line system to nine lines, we've got a solution for almost any office need.

Extra Features

While most phones offer basic hold and call waiting features, many VoIP phones offer extra features that provide enhanced functionality. Look for call options like call hold, call swap and call transfer that let you easily navigate different lines, and consider a VoIP phone with a visual ringer that makes it easy to notice incoming calls in noisy environments.

Corded or Cordless?

Before deciding on a VoIP phone, consider whether a corded or cordless model suits your office best. Corded phones offer a traditional way to easily communicate with clients, coworkers and friends and are best suited to those who do most of their talking at their desk. Cordless phones let users wander as they speak and maintain responsiveness and high sound quality within a generous 10' or 20' range.