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Reviews (5)
Apr 30, 2021
Good Product!
Device certainly does what its designed to do, and the range is pretty impressive. I like have a centralized method of programming clickers and codes.
There are two things that would make this device better, even if it cost more money:
1: Ship it WITH a transformer. I had a bit of difficulty finding one with the exact specs.
2: Spend an extra $1 to make the display wide enough to show the ENTIRE code.
This product shipped with a 3' piece of coax for the antenna - I used 50' of standard household coax to lengthen the distance between the AP5 and where I wanted the antenna.
Dec 25, 2019
So easy to add cordless to a Polycom desk set
Cordless sip phones have always been a pain, and none of them I have ever tried have been any better than analog, except for this!
The call quality is what you would expect from Polycom, and the range is great! Set up is an absolute breeze and only took a minute!
Apr 30, 2021
Good Product!
These work very well with the AP5, and I would say the range surpasses expectations by quite a bit.
Small, one button, and seem pretty durable. They use a standard 2032 button battery that can be found anywhere, and in quantity.
I feel it is important to note that the individual device's (5 digit) code isn't marked anywhere on, or in this clicker. You have to push the button and use the AP5 to display the code it transmits, before you can program it.
I read all of the codes on all of these I ordered, and used an engraving tool to mark the back of each one with it's code.