Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd
Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd YEA-SIP-T53 VoIP phone 3.7" 360x160 display
An entry-level VoIP phone with a fully adjustable 3.7" 360x160 graphical display and Bluetooth caller ID
- TypeOffice Products
- ProtocolsTCP/IP
- 7" graphical display fully adjustable for comfortable viewing
- 360x160 pixel resolution delivers clear visual information
- Bluetooth interface enables wireless headset connectivity
- Three-way call capability supports multi-party conversations
Entry-level Gigabit IP phone for common workspaces
The Yealink SIP-T53 is an entry-level VoIP phone designed for everyday office use. It features a 3.7" 360x160-pixel graphical display that is fully adjustable for comfortable viewing. Bluetooth interface support and caller ID are integrated for flexible connectivity. Three-way call capability handles basic conferencing needs.
Upgrade from analogue or basic IP handsets
This model replaces older analogue phones or feature-limited IP handsets with a modern SIP endpoint. The jump is worth it when a workspace requires a colour graphical display and built-in Bluetooth for headset pairing. It is not for deployments needing expansion modules, video calling, or touchscreen navigation. Buyers who want more line keys or a larger display should consider other models.
Highlights
- 7" graphical display fully adjustable for comfortable viewing
- 360x160 pixel resolution delivers clear visual information
- Bluetooth interface enables wireless headset connectivity
- Three-way call capability supports multi-party conversations
Specifications
| Brand | Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd |
|---|---|
| Type | Office Products |
| Protocols | TCP/IP |
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 241 × 241 × 107 mm |
Questions about this item
What size and resolution is the display on the YEA-SIP-T53?
The YEA-SIP-T53 has a 3.7-inch graphical display with a 360 x 160 pixel resolution, and the screen angle is fully adjustable for desk or wall mounting.
How do I connect the YEA-SIP-T53 to the network and power it, and what step is often missed?
Connect the LAN port to a PoE switch or use the DC power adapter, then link the PC port to your computer if needed; the step often missed is enabling the SIP account in the web interface before the phone will register.
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