DigitVoIP uses the standard SIP protocol, making it compatible with a wide variety of VoIP hardware. While not an exhaustive list, here are common types of devices and popular brands frequently used with the service:
1. IP Phones (Desk Phones):
These are dedicated phones that connect directly to your network via Ethernet.
Poly (formerly Polycom): VVX series (e.g., VVX 250, 350, 450), SoundPoint IP series (older but often still functional).
Yealink: T-series (e.g., T3x, T4x, T5x series), VP series (video phones).
Grandstream: GRP series (carrier-grade), GXP series (enterprise), DP series (DECT cordless).
Cisco: SPA series (e.g., SPA3xx, SPA5xx), 78xx series, 88xx series (often require specific firmware or configuration).
Fanvil: X series, V series.
Snom: D series.
Aastra / Mitel: Various models (check specific model for SIP compatibility).
Htek: UC series.
2. ATAs (Analog Telephone Adapters):
These devices allow you to connect traditional analog phones or fax machines to the VoIP service.
Cisco / Linksys: PAP2T (very common, older), SPA112, SPA122, SPA2102.
Grandstream: HT series (e.g., HT801, HT802, HT81x).
Poly (formerly Polycom / Obihai): OBi series (e.g., OBi200, OBi202, OBi300, OBi302 - Note: Official support status for newer Obi devices after Poly acquisition can vary).
3. Cordless VoIP Phones (DECT Systems):
These consist of a base station connected to the network and one or more cordless handsets.
Grandstream: DP series (e.g., DP720 handset, DP750/DP752 base).
Yealink: W series (e.g., W5xP, W60P, W7xP base/handset systems).
Panasonic: KX-TGP series (e.g., KX-TGP600).
Snom: M series.
4. Softphones (Software Clients):
Applications for computers or smartphones that function as phones.
Zoiper: (Popular multi-platform option)
Bria / CounterPath: (Professional-grade softphones)
Linphone: (Open-source option)
MicroSIP: (Lightweight Windows softphone)
GS Wave: (Grandstream's mobile app)
Many others supporting standard SIP accounts.
Key Considerations:
SIP Protocol: The most crucial factor is that the device supports the standard SIP protocol.
Unlocked Devices: Ensure the device is not locked to a previous provider.
Firmware: Sometimes, specific firmware versions might be needed for optimal compatibility or feature support.
T.38 Fax Support: If you plan to use faxing, ensure your ATA or device explicitly supports the T.38 protocol for reliable faxing over IP.
Essentially, if a device is a standard, unlocked SIP-based VoIP phone, ATA, or softphone, it has a very high probability of working with DigitVoIP.