TRENDnet VoIP USB Phone for Skype
The USB 1.1 VoIP Phone allows you to make free PC-to-PC phone calls to anywhere around the world. It is compatible with Skype and other Voice over IP services. The device has a built-in speaker and microphone. The phone's compact design makes it easy to carry and make phone calls.
Specifications
Interface: USB 1.1 Type mini B
Response Frequency: 100Hz ~ 15KHz
Signal-To-Noise Ratio: 90dB
Receiver Output Impedance: 50mW/ 32Ohm
Supported OS: Windows 2000/XP
Operating Voltage: DC 5V (USB Bus-Powered)
LCD Resolution: 128 x 64 Pixels
LCD Size:32 x 19.7mm
LCD Backlight:Blue
Multi-Language Display: Enable
Dimensions (LxWxD): 45 x 128 x 20mm
(1.77 x 5.04 x 0.79 inches)
Weight: 67g. (2.29oz.)
Temperature Operating: 5° ~ 40° C (41° ~ 104° F)
Humidity: 5% ~ 90% (Non-Condensing)
Detailed Features
A Closer Look
Features
Compliant with USB 1.1 specification
Calls Skype contacts, conference or Skype out calls directly from the phone
Echo-cancellation function provides superior sound quality
Build-in speaker, microphone, volume control and mute feature
LCD display for caller ID, contact list, calling list with blue backlight support
Supports Multi-Language display and Hot-Key functions for easy control
Ring tone selection
Broadcasting music from PC as a PC speaker.
Bus-powered, no additional power adapter required
Compliant with Windows 2000/XP
Latest Owner Reviews
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REVIEW BY: Dusko Reviewed
Sep 29, 2008
I've been trying to get this phone to work for 2 weeks now.. The first one I received from was defective and I had it replaced. I've been able to install the drivers, after several attempts, but I still have to reboot the machine a couple of times in order for the phone to work.
It's ok when it works, but it works only half the time..
I will be replacing this phone with something more robust, when I find it.
REVIEW BY: stanmcdang Reviewed
Sep 16, 2008
It is the cheapest option out there for a reason. Well, a few reasons actually. First, I ran into problems installing it on my computer. Once I finally got it working and put it to use, I found out that is very light and feels fragile. It is not comfortable to hold. The worst part is, the mic picks up everything within the phone. The people I call can hear an echo of their own voices from the speaker, and even rubbing the phone with your finger while using it will get picked up. I finally had to disable the speaker and set the audio out to the computer's sound card and wear headphones. Also, the phone has frozen on me while not using it, and it had to be reconnected at least once to get working again. Don't be tempted do go cheapo on this one. Had it for two weeks and I'm itching to upgrade.
REVIEW BY: krik Reviewed
Sep 11, 2008
A really bad product:
it has an LCD display but it justs lights up when in use (meaningless, no letters),so it has a contacts button but when you click it it just shows on the monitor the contact list ...useless
The sound is horrible, its full of cracks to the other end.
I will return it and get my money back.
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Shipping Weight:
.4500 pound(s)
Limited Warranty:
24 months parts;
24 months labor
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Limited Warranty: A full text version of the limited warranty
may be obtained by mailing a self addressed, stamped envelope to the
address below and requesting the warranty for item number:
T156-2322
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