DECT telephone AGFEO DECT 65 IP Black

The AGFEO DECT 65 IP Black is a compact DECT telephone designed for SIP/VoIP environments. It features a 5.08 cm (2") TFT display and a single handset in classic black finish. The device supports hands-free communication via an integrated speakerphone and offers Bluetooth connectivity for pairing headsets or syncing contacts. Built on DECT technology, the handset delivers stable wireless voice transmission and extended range suitable for both small offices and home use.

Advantages

The DECT 65 IP combines a clear TFT display with a compact form factor to provide straightforward access to call information and menu options. Integrated speakerphone functionality allows hands-free conversations while Bluetooth enables wireless headset connections and contact synchronization. Its DECT radio provides reliable voice quality and good coverage within typical residential or small-business premises. The black finish and simple controls support unobtrusive placement and easy daily operation.

Suitable for

• Small office telephony with SIP/VoIP systems
• Home offices and remote work environments
• Hands-free calls during multitasking or desk work
• Users who require Bluetooth headset pairing or contact sync

Key specifications

• Display: 5.08 cm (2") TFT
• Handsets included: 1
• Speakerphone: Yes (hands-free)
• Bluetooth: Yes (headset pairing/contact sync)
• Colour: Black
• Radio technology: DECT

How to use

Install the base station or register the handset with a compatible DECT IP base following the manufacturer's registration procedure. Use the TFT display and on-screen menu to configure SIP account details, adjust sound and display settings, and manage contacts. Place or answer calls using the handset keys; enable the speakerphone for hands-free conversations. Pair a Bluetooth headset through the handset's Bluetooth menu when required, and use the device in its intended indoor operating range for best radio performance.

Recommendations

Place the handset within clear line-of-sight of the base station for optimal DECT range, avoid heavy obstructions or large metallic objects between devices, and keep firmware up to date to maintain compatibility with SIP systems and Bluetooth accessories.