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Snom

Snom D717 VoIP phone 2.8" 320x240 14 keys

SKU CH-EKJW-3GH38

A corded VoIP handset with a 2.8 inch 320x240 colour display, 14 dedicated keys and support for up to four SIP accounts

  • TypeTelephone
  • 8" 320x240 colour display for clear call handling
  • 14 dedicated feature keys plus 3 programmable keys for quick access
  • 4 SIP accounts and 1000-entry directory for multi-line management
  • GigE switch and PoE for single-cable connectivity
  • USB port plus optional WiFi and DECT dongles for flexible expansion

Entry-level VoIP desk phone

The Snom D717 is a corded SIP telephone built for small offices and home workers who need reliable voice over IP without complex provisioning. It supports up to six SIP identities and four active accounts, so one device can handle multiple lines or shared extensions. Zero-touch provisioning gets the phone online quickly, and Power over Ethernet removes the need for a separate power adapter. The two-port Gigabit switch lets a PC share the same network drop.

Programmable keys and expansion

Four context-sensitive soft keys and 14 dedicated feature keys give one-touch access to speed dial, BLF, call park or custom XML applications. Three paperless programmable function keys add self-labelling flexibility without printed overlays. A USB port and sensor hook switch improve durability, while optional Wi-Fi and DECT dongles add wireless headset or conference speakerphone support when cabling is impractical. Up to three D7 expansion modules can be daisy-chained for additional line appearances.

Display capacity and directory limits

The 2.8-inch colour LCD shows 320 by 240 pixels, enough for caller ID, call logs and a local directory of 1000 entries. Opus codec support delivers wideband audio on every call, but the handset remains corded and the phone has no built-in wireless radios. Buyers who need a larger touchscreen, video calling or native Bluetooth will need a different model. The GigE uplink handles voice and PC traffic, yet the single USB port limits peripheral options to one dongle at a time.

Highlights

  • 8" 320x240 colour display for clear call handling
  • 14 dedicated feature keys plus 3 programmable keys for quick access
  • 4 SIP accounts and 1000-entry directory for multi-line management
  • GigE switch and PoE for single-cable connectivity
  • USB port plus optional WiFi and DECT dongles for flexible expansion

Specifications

Brandsnom
ModelD717
TypeTelephone

Questions about this item

How many programmable feature keys can I relabel on the D717?

The D717 has three paperless programmable feature keys you can label on the 2.8" color LCD.

What limits concurrent calls when the handset is in use all day?

The phone supports four SIP identities and up to six SIP accounts, so the account limit is reached before the hardware.

Does the D717 need an external power supply when running 24/7 on PoE?

Power over Ethernet feeds the phone and its GigE switch ports, so no separate adapter is required for continuous operation.

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