Grandstream GRP2615 IP Desk Phone

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The GRP2615 is an IP desk phone from Grandstream with 10 line keys and 5 SIP accounts. A practical choice for small businesses, with optional setup before it ships.

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Description

Looking for an IP desk phone that just works? The Grandstream GRP2615 brings 10 line keys, plus 5 SIP accounts, in a package that small teams can get comfortable with quickly.

Good fit for

  • Small offices moving off a landline
  • Remote staff with a home office
  • Reception and front desks

What stands out

  • 10 line keys, so you can see coworkers and lines at a glance
  • Room for 5 phone numbers or accounts on one device
  • Gigabit pass-through port, so your computer can share the same cable
  • Can be powered by the network cable (PoE), no power brick needed
  • Built-in Wi-Fi for desks without a network jack
  • Bluetooth for wireless headsets and pairing your mobile
  • Clear HD audio on every call
  • Power supply included in this bundle
  • Security features such as encryption help protect calls

Specifications

Brand Grandstream
Model GRP2615
Manufacturer part number GRP2615
Product type IP Desk Phone
Line keys 10
SIP accounts 5
Network Gigabit Ethernet
PoE Yes
Wi-Fi Yes
Bluetooth Yes
Power supply Included
Audio HD voice

What is in the box

The GRP2615 as packed by the manufacturer, including a power supply. Exact accessories follow the manufacturer packing list, so ask us if you need to confirm a specific item.

Set up for you

Want it ready out of the box? We can pre-configure the GRP2615 before shipping so it connects to your hosted or on-site phone system when you plug it in. US-based support is a call away.