Cisco IP Phone 6800 Series

Cisco IP Phone 6800 Series is well suited at NOC/SOC, CallCenters, Reception Office, Home Office, Schools, Hospitals, Bus Station, Train Stations Embassy, etc. I think it is useful in the majority of the scenarios when you need to talk by phone. Less appropriate in Telepresences Environments and other scenarios where camera video is needed.

The Cisco IP phone is a good device for organizations or [companies], I recommend it for any organization or company to use the IP phone for calling of [the] international, local area, even if for extension purposes.

Well, I couldn't find the scenarios where it cant be used, It's wall-mountable, and you can make multiple calls at a time. It's energy-efficient. The best scenario to be mentioned is to have a call with multiple folks at a time you can use speed dials or choose contacts from your list. The phone has a great speaker with distinctive clarity of different voices and also it offers noise reduction from your environment which helps in having quality calls with the team and clients as applicable. In our line of service where client satisfaction is a top priority, such devices help in assuring the same since our client and support staff works in noisy production env.

Very good for busy, every day use offices. Excellent choice for a cloud platform. These phones work well in conditions where everyday use and the occasional fall of the desk may occur as they are strongly built. They are also well suited for environments where an economical but reliable device is required and where gigabit ethernet is a must.

The Cisco IP Phone 6800 Series multiplatform phones are built to be cost-effective. But, for many of my colleagues, it might not be the saving grace they need. What I mean is that for a large organization with a history of IP phones it is well and good, but it might be a bit too expensive for retailers.

[The] phone doesn't work when you connect to different floors Lan cable.

Accessibility features with Cisco IP Phone 6861 multiplatform Phones.

As of now, we are using a Cisco IP phone and I think it is suited for [mid-size organizations] where they can manage IT dept and IT person this device is [one-time] setup but sometimes if anything happens it will very difficult to understand without IT background so [I] prefer for Mid size organization.

Well done in call forward and QoS and security.

Cisco IP Phone 6800 series is well suited for offices and places where communication has to take place recurrently with offshore and onsite. Fit for people who attend meetings quite often and is especially recommended for professional use. The Cisco IP Phone 6800 doesn't fit for any personal use and is not recommended for home use.

The Cisco IP Phone is a good device of for organization or company, I'm recommended for organization or company to use the IP Phone for their organization or company for calling of international, local aria even if for extension purpose, my address of problems is the IP Phone needs high bandwidth, so it's a limit of to use the Cisco IP Phone.

The buttons can sometimes get stuck and the up and down buttons are not that great. [In] the scenario of calling offshore numbers the phone gets cut off easily. [Also,] the wire of the phone is not that long so when making a private call the wire doesn't [extend] that well.

It's great for warehouse/shop floor situations or for mobile workers. It's great for home users as well so they can roam around without calls dropping. It's not as useful if you are a stationary knowledge worker.

Great for group calls - the rollover feature is good. It makes it easy to have hotlines. The audio is clear and consistent. Easy to access voice messages and you can see you have voice messages without having to dial in through your number. The speed dial is easy to use - this comes in handy because we are often calling the same departments over and over - with a touch of a button we are able to connect right away; with out looking at a hand out for the digits.