Fanvil V65 IP phone black

The Fanvil V65 Black is an IP phone designed for business use, combining a 4.3" adjustable LCD display, built-in Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi, and support for up to 20 SIP lines. It has a phonebook capacity of 2000 entries and provides a range of voice codecs and DTMF modes to ensure clear, compatible audio in office environments. The wired handset and speakerphone offer reliable voice communication while the black finish and adjustable screen provide a professional appearance and flexible placement.

Advantages

The IP Phone Fanvil V65 Black offers multi-line support and large directory capacity for executive and managerial workflows, together with integrated Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi for flexible connectivity. Its adjustable 4.3" LCD improves viewing angles and usability, while support for standard voice codecs and multiple DTMF modes ensures interoperability and consistent call quality. The combination of handset, speakerphone, and Ethernet LAN delivers dependable wired communication with the option of wireless network access.

Suitable for

• Office desks of executives and managers
• Reception and front-desk communication
• Conference rooms requiring local speakerphone use
• SIP-based VoIP deployments in SMB and enterprise environments

Key specifications

• Display: 4.3" LCD, adjustable
• Lines: Up to 20 SIP lines
• Phonebook capacity: 2000 entries
• Connectivity: Ethernet LAN, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth
• Handset type: Wired handset; speakerphone: Yes
• Audio: Multiple voice codecs; microphone frequency range approx. 0–70 Hz
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the Fanvil V65 to your network via Ethernet or configure Wi‑Fi through the phone settings. Pair Bluetooth devices if required for headset use. Register the phone to your SIP server using the account settings and assign up to 20 lines as needed. Import or add contacts to the phonebook (up to 2000 entries) and adjust the 4.3" LCD angle for optimal viewing. Use the wired handset or speakerphone for calls and select appropriate audio codecs and DTMF mode in the settings to match your VoIP infrastructure.

Recommendations

For best call quality, use a wired Ethernet connection where possible and ensure your SIP server and network prioritize voice traffic (QoS). Keep firmware updated to maintain interoperability and security, and configure codecs and DTMF mode according to your VoIP provider’s specifications.