Grandstream DP752 Long-Range VoIP SIP DECT Base Station, AC + PoE, Supports up to 5 x concur

I was initially quite disappointed with my DP752 phone base station. This was due to the fact that there was no initial password on the back of the device and a suggested login with "admin / admin" did not work either. When I asked customer service, I received replies within 2-3 minutes. Ultimately, it was determined that the device was defective. A replacement, which has since worked perfectly, was sent to me immediately. Excellent support!

Easy to setup, POE was a plus, replaced my old OBi212 VoIP Telephone Adapter, which worked great.

I actually replaced the DP750 with these since I was having problems with them but these have been problem free since the day I installed them. I will definitely use these again.

Decent, does the job. Supports POE and separate power cable.

I just received my first DP752 and two DP730 handsets. I was surprised how easy they were to setup. I plugged in the DP752 to a POE port and it powered right up and started looking for its first handset. I installed the battery in the first handset and within a few seconds it found a base station and asked if I wanted to connect to it. Easy as pie. Then the base and handset auto downloaded new firmware which only took a few minutes. While the handset finished it's updates I installed the battery in the second handset. This time I had to hit the button on the base to initiate syncing, but after that all went the same as the first. Configuring the PBX logins in the web gui was quick and simple for both handset, very intuitive. The only setting I had to hunt for was the PBX IP address that needed to be defined under the Profile 1 -> General Settings menu. Fortunately I spotted the Voice Mail Access Number on the same page. For FreePBX it is *97. After clicking Save and Apply, I was in business and making inbound and outbound calls.