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Snom phones and DECT endpoints

Compare Snom desk displays, wireless capabilities and base-dependent DECT workflows.

Reviewed 2026-10-16Foundational

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Device reference · Snom D865 product page, June 16, 2026 datasheet and current firmware guidance reviewed September 29, 2026; no phone, firmware, PBX, accessory, network, recording or call was tested

Snom D865

A current D8xx desk phone with a tilting high-resolution display, ten paged SmartLabel keys, two USB ports and integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Desk phone
The manufacturer published a June 16, 2026 datasheet and current product page at review; regional inventory, remaining support period and price were not verified.

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Device reference · Snom D812 product page, June 10, 2026 datasheet and November 25, 2025 short user manual reviewed September 29, 2026; no phone, firmware, PBX, accessory, network or call was tested

Snom D812

A current wired D8xx desk phone with a 5-inch display, eight SmartLabel keys, Gigabit pass-through and optional USB-connected expansion or radios.

Desk phone
The manufacturer published a June 10, 2026 datasheet and current product page at review; regional inventory, remaining support period and price were not verified.

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Device reference · Snom D862 product page, June 14, 2026 datasheet and current firmware guidance reviewed September 29, 2026; no phone, firmware, PBX, accessory, network or call was tested

Snom D862

A current wired D8xx desk phone with a tilting high-resolution display, eight paged SmartLabel keys, one USB port and optional radio dongles.

Desk phone
The manufacturer published a June 14, 2026 datasheet and current product page at review; regional inventory, remaining support period and price were not verified.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer documentation

Snom M58

Snom M58 provides a desk-phone layout over a DECT radio connection.

DECT desk phone
Manufacturer documentation available at review; remaining support period and local availability not established.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer documentation

Snom M500 DECT base

Review the dual-cell base, PoE, encrypted signaling/media and conflicting published capacity figures.

DECT base
Manufacturer documentation available at review; exact SKU availability, remaining support period and approved firmware not established.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer documentation reviewed September 26, 2026

Snom M900 multicell DECT base

Review multicell scale, per-base call limits, PoE, synchronization and regional DECT planning boundaries.

Multicell DECT base
Listed in the current M-Series catalogue at review; exact regional SKU availability, approved firmware and remaining support period not established.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer documentation reviewed September 26, 2026

Snom M90 protected DECT handset

Review the IP65 enclosure, antibacterial surface limits, alarm controls, headset support and base-dependent calling.

Protected DECT handset
Listed in the current M-Series catalogue at review; exact regional availability, approved firmware, replacement battery supply and remaining support period not established.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer documentation reviewed September 26, 2026

Snom M80 rugged DECT handset

Review the manufacturer-listed IP65 and drop protection, alarm controls, headset options and M-Series base dependency.

Rugged DECT handset
Listed in the current M-Series catalogue at review; exact regional availability, approved firmware, replacement battery supply and remaining support period not established.

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Device reference · Exact-model manufacturer product page, datasheet, compatibility and firmware resources reviewed September 27, 2026

Snom M70 office-rugged DECT handset

Review the manufacturer-listed two-metre drop claim, alarm key, headset options, battery figures and exact M-Series base dependency.

Office-rugged DECT handset
Listed in the current M-Series catalogue at review; exact regional availability, approved PBX firmware, replacement-battery supply and remaining support period not established.

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Device reference · Snom's live D892M product page, June 12, 2026 v3 data sheet, current short user manual, service-hub product record and launch announcement reviewed October 6, 2026; exact regional SKU and radio approval, current stock and price, warranty entitlement, support term, installed firmware, PBX profile, feature entitlement, accessory power and call behavior require verification

Snom D892M desk phone with cordless DECT handset

Evaluate the exact D892M as a wired desk-phone base with a bundled cordless D8M handset while keeping DECT region, battery, keys, SIP capacity, accessories, firmware and PBX support separate.

IP desk phone with cordless DECT handset
A live Snom product record and a June 2026 data sheet existed at review, and Snom's launch notice described reseller availability; regional approval and orderability, current stock, remaining support, firmware eligibility and warranty entitlement were not established.

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Device reference · Snom's live D815WB product page, datasheet version 26 August 2026, safety instructions version 6 February 2026, current firmware index and white-model announcement were reviewed October 9, 2026; no phone, label, colour variant, display, key page, expansion module, headset, radio path, network, power source, firmware, provisioning service, account, PBX, protected session, emergency workflow, availability, compatibility, price, audio result or live call was inspected or tested

Snom D815WB: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SmartLabel and expansion boundaries

Evaluate the D815WB without confusing its colour variant, SIP identities, simultaneous calls, SmartLabel pages, D8C expansion, radio paths or published security capabilities.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth SIP desk phone with SmartLabel keys and D8C expansion support
Snom retained gunmetal-black and white D815WB variants on its live product pages and published datasheet version 26 August 2026. Exact part number, regional radio approval, stock, installed firmware, PBX acceptance, accessory pairing and remaining support period remain deployment-specific.

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Current device research · Current Snom M400 support hub and January 20, 2025 datasheet, M400 v1.01 administration guide, current M30 datasheet, and first-party registration and handover troubleshooting reviewed October 12, 2026; the documents describe product and configuration boundaries rather than an inspected deployment, and no base, handset, repeater, radio survey, PBX, credential, registration, network, PoE source, firmware, protected session, emergency route, audio path or live call was inspected or tested

Snom M400 dual-cell DECT base

Evaluate the M400 as a single- or dual-cell DECT system while keeping handset count, narrowband and wideband call capacity, handover, SIP registration, PoE and protection evidence separate.

Single- or dual-cell DECT base station
Snom listed M400 on its current support hub at review and updated that hub March 30, 2026. Exact regional availability, ordered hardware revision, approved firmware pair, certified PBX interoperability, warranty entitlement and remaining support period were not established.

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Current device research · Current Snom M30 support hub and March 31, 2025 datasheet, current M400 datasheet, and first-party extension, registration and handover documentation reviewed October 12, 2026; the documents describe product and system behavior rather than an inspected deployment, and no handset, battery, charger, base, radio survey, PBX, account, firmware, directory, call feature, protected session, emergency route, audio path or live call was inspected or tested

Snom M30 business DECT handset

Evaluate the M30 as a one-account business DECT handset while keeping its own two-call, battery and feature limits separate from M400 or M900 system capacity and radio design.

Business DECT handset
Snom listed M30 on its current support hub at review. Exact regional availability, ordered revision, approved base and firmware combination, certified PBX interoperability, replacement-battery supply, warranty entitlement and remaining support period were not established.

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Phone research · Current Snom D810W and D8xx product pages, SRAPS service description, Security Center, product-security lifecycle and TLS support reference reviewed October 16, 2026; Snom documents integrated Wi-Fi, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, PoE, a USB port, D8C expansion and SRAPS remote maintenance, but the reviewed public sources do not establish the shipped firmware, selected PBX template, Wi-Fi security profile, external power accessory, SIP-account limit, codec and DTMF profile, certificate policy, regional availability, price, support entitlement or observed interoperability, and no phone, package, firmware image, SRAPS tenant, network, PBX, SIP account, packet, media stream or live call was inspected or tested

Snom D810W: Wi-Fi desk-phone, provisioning and power boundaries

Evaluate the Snom D810W as an exact model, keeping Wi-Fi association, wired Ethernet, power, provisioning, registration, security support and call evidence separate.

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Choose the access technology

A wired SIP desk phone and a DECT endpoint can look similar while using different network paths. D8xx devices connect as IP endpoints; M58 relies on the M500 dual-cell family, while the M70, M80 and M90 handsets use compatible M-Series bases. Choose the exact base, regional DECT variant and system architecture before comparing screens or handset features. The M70's drop-tested office-rugged claim does not give it the M80 or M90's separate ingress-protection specification.

Pilot the operator workflow

Assign a small set of real contacts and test answer, hold, transfer and pickup. Check which functions the PBX exposes through provisioning and how settings survive a restart.

For M900, include cell survey, synchronization and handover. For M70, M80 or M90, test the exact headset, alarm workflow and environmental fit without treating an ordinary call as a safety-system acceptance test. Apply cleaning and ingress requirements only from the exact model's current documentation.

Own the deployment

Confirm device ownership, supported firmware, regional DECT compatibility and release from a previous provisioning tenant. Compare the device selection guide before placing a fleet order. For a fixed assistance point, keep the IP Snom E303 and its analogue E303A sibling distinct, then validate the complete call and power path rather than transferring DECT or desk-phone assumptions.

Keep current D8xx models and accessories distinct

The current Snom D812 is a wired model with a fixed 5-inch display, eight physical SmartLabel keys and one USB port. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and DECT require separate listed dongles. The Snom D865 instead documents a tilting 1280 × 720 display, ten physical keys, two USB ports and integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Each model's published identities, simultaneous calls, physical keys and paged assignments remain separate quantities, while expansion modules, headsets, recording and radio paths still require exact power, PBX and acceptance evidence.

Separate an integrated cordless handset from a DECT fleet

The Snom D892M combines a fixed IP desk-phone base with its bundled cordless D8M handset. Treat that as local handset mobility, not proof of M-series multi-cell roaming or a shared-handset system. Its ten physical SmartLabel keys, 40 paged assignments, 12 SIP identities and 12 published simultaneous-call maximum are separate capacities, while the exact regional DECT approval, PBX profile and building range still need verification.

Keep the D815WB variant, key pages and radios exact

The Snom D815WB reference separates its black and white part numbers, ten physical SmartLabel keys, forty page-mapped functions, twelve identities, twelve published simultaneous calls, integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, D8C expansion and current firmware boundary. Shared D8xx styling does not merge it with the D815W or D812.

Add the M400 and M30 as a bounded system choice

The M400 dual-cell base supports one- or two-base deployments with separate narrowband and wideband call totals. The M30 handset is a one-account business endpoint with its own two-call and battery limits. Keep base, handset, PBX, radio and regional firmware evidence attached to the exact combination.

Add the exact D810W network and power boundary

The Snom D810W guide keeps integrated Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet, PoE, local power, SRAPS provisioning, SIP registration and media acceptance separate.

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Primary references for the technical details above. Operational examples and planning checklists are VoIP.info editorial guidance.

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Cordless DECT phones

Plan coverage, simultaneous conversations and roaming as separate requirements.

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Device reference · Exact-model Snom E303 product page, E303 English datasheet version 9/10/2025, special-application catalogue, E303A product page and launch article reviewed September 28, 2026; no phone, PBX, SIP account, number, firmware, PoE supply, wall mount, voice path, emergency service, accessibility or regulated workflow tested

Snom E303 IP emergency phone

Evaluate the E303 as a one-account indoor SIP wall phone with off-hook auto-dial and PoE-only power whose call path, location, mounting, firmware and failure behavior require local acceptance.

Indoor SIP emergency and help-point wall phone
Snom listed the E303 in its current product and special-application catalogues at review. Exact regional stock, purchased hardware revision, approved firmware, warranty and remaining support period were not established.

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Device category · Current Snom E303, E303A and special-application product pages, E303 datasheet version 9/10/2025 and launch article reviewed September 28, 2026; no endpoint, PBX, account, number, dispatch path, emergency service, network, PoE supply, wall, accessibility feature or regulated workflow tested

Emergency and help-point IP phones

Choose an emergency or help-point phone by call-path ownership, location and callback policy, physical placement, failure behavior and supervised acceptance rather than color or auto-dial alone.

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Troubleshooting · Current Snom D810W and D8xx product pages, SRAPS service description, Security Center, product-security lifecycle and TLS support reference reviewed October 16, 2026; Snom documents integrated Wi-Fi, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, PoE, a USB port, D8C expansion and SRAPS remote maintenance, but the reviewed public sources do not establish the shipped firmware, selected PBX template, Wi-Fi security profile, external power accessory, SIP-account limit, codec and DTMF profile, certificate policy, regional availability, price, support entitlement or observed interoperability, and no phone, package, firmware image, SRAPS tenant, network, PBX, SIP account, packet, media stream or live call was inspected or tested

Snom D810W Wi-Fi connects but the phone does not register

Trace a D810W from power and Wi-Fi association through address, DNS, provisioning, SIP transport, authentication and registered contact before changing PBX policy.

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