Direct PC and LAN connections, familiar functionality

Convoluted set up, inadequate call quality, not dual-mode

The DPH-120S offers a rather unique VoIP experience, essentially ripping the guts out of a traditional landline handset and replacing it with an Ethernet jack. The result is rather underwhelming, with the phone's feature set minimal and no PSTN ...

Dual-mode telephony, Easy to use

Call clarity sometimes disappointing

The CIT400 is an intuitive dual-mode VoIP phone, combining ease of use with excellent functionality. While it has some flaws, it's a suitable VOIP solution for most home and small office situations.

Simple, sleek design, handsfree speakerphone, notable sound quality, no PC required, doubles as a regular landline phone

Restricted to Skype for VoIP calls, ringtones aren't loud enough

Skype users will find plenty to like about the VOIP841. A sleek design, decent call quality and an easy to grasp interface make this a recommended product.

Doesn't require a PC, telephone book for Skype and landline contacts, decent call quality

Design, controls, slow user interface, no handset locator on charging cradle

The SPH200D is convenient if you are a regular Skype user, and is only hindered by a bland design and a slow user interface.

Ease of setup, works with many voice applications

No hands-free speakerphone, no display, basic features, wireless range of 10 metres

The Sitecom IT-002 is a basic VoIP phone that scores points for value, ease of setup and the fact that it can be used with a number of applications. However, its wireless range is poor and it doesn't have a display screen.

Ease of setup, works with many voice applications

No hands-free speakerphone, no display, basic features, wireless range of 10 metres

The Sitecom IT-002 is a basic VoIP phone that scores points for value, ease of setup and the fact that it can be used with a number of applications. However, its wireless range is poor and it doesn't have a display screen.

Ease of use and setup, No need for a PC, Stylish design for a VoIP handset, Up to 200 Skype contacts can be stored

Price, Phone forgets log in details when battery is completely drained, Battery life

The SPH101 is clearly for those who want the latest technology and are prepared to pay for it. Although it's convenient for regular Skype users, it's still costly and doesn't offer as many features as it potentially could. If you want to use Skype on ...

Wireless connection and good range, Music streaming capabilities, Easy to use and install, Standard mini-USB connectivity, Dual-audio channel

Still requires your computer to be on, Windows only, Screen could be larger, Music functionality limited, Can't add contacts through phone.

The music functionality may be less than impressive, but on a whole this is a solid VoIP handset with good wireless range and clear voice quality.

VoIP and PSTN functionality, Can take two calls at the same time, Ease of use, Cordless

Display, Can't take a call started on the PC, No Mac support, Only compatible with Skype

If you are an avid Skype user, there aren't many better options on the market than the VOIP321.

Dual VoIP and PSTN functionality, Can take two calls at the same time, Ease of use, Cordless

Can't message MSN contacts, Screen too small, Can only view contacts by username, No Mac support

The VOIP433 is a welcome addition to the VoIP market and the fact that it doubles as a standard cordless telephone is a real bonus.