Snom 190

Snom 190 ... time-consuming search for telephone numbers and tiresome dialing. With an extra Ethernet port, having to connect different leads is also a thing of the past.

The telephone itself doesn't support Power-over-Ethernet, but with an additional Active PoE Power Splitter (PoE 48V to 5V) there's no need to do without it. As the snom 190 supports the codec G.723.1, it is compatible with considerably more components of other manufacturers.

With respect to speech quality, the snom 190, even with low bandwidths, achieves a standard that was previously only possible with broadband technology.

With the technical implementation of the current specifications by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), snom is also setting standards with regard to security. Due to the two VoIP security standards sips (RFC2246) and SRTP (RFC3711), the unwanted tracking or eavesdropping of conversations between the snom 190 and other compatible end devices is practically impossible.