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Telephones have been a ubiquitous part of businesses’ operations practically since they were invented. The most significant differences between the telephones that were used in businesses decades ago and the ones used today are the levels of added convenience and features. Telephones are one of the most important tools for your employees to stay in touch with clients, allow customers to place orders, and check on delivery from suppliers, in addition to the endless variety of other day-to-day uses for a telephone... .

Here at Connection, we offer telephones for all purposes and all sizes of business. Whether you need business phones, consumer phones, or VoIP phones, we have it all. We offer top brand corded and wireless telephones, many of which include critical features such as call waiting, speed dialing, caller ID, and redial options to save you time in responding to customer inquiries. You’ll also find models with backlit displays that allow for easier reading, call transfer capability, conference calling, and hefty storage for long recording times—so you can get every detail of a call without interruption.

Telephones are often your first point of contact with consumers, so it’s vital that you leave a professional first impression. High (and reliable) call quality is one of the best ways to do that. Many of our business telephones have one or more color displays, high-definition audio quality, integrated Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, headset support, and compatibility with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections. Some of our phones even double as two-way radios, allowing you to be in constant contact with your colleagues via short-wave radio frequencies as well as traditional calls.

Voice-over IP (VoIP) phones, meanwhile, are a common business alternative to traditional telephones. These phones make calls over the internet instead of a public branch exchange (PBX) or another type of traditional telephone network. Because the signals that relay these calls are often encrypted, VoIP phones provide an added layer of security—so you can be sure your confidential communications are safe from bad actors who might want to listen in. They’re a good option if you have high volumes of calls, as they have higher transmission speeds than traditional phones. Many of our VoIP phones also support features including (but not limited to) high-definition video, video and voice data encryption, and programmable line keys.

Our advanced filters make finding what you need easy. You can sort by telephone type, networking protocol, display technology, connector type, compliance standard, features and attributes, and much more so you never have to worry about finding the right product. If you’re having difficulty choosing or have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to our expert customer service representatives for help.