Grandstream GRP26166-line executive IP phone with dual screens
Six SIP accounts, a 4.3-inch colour display with a second 2.4-inch key screen, forty-eight virtual keys, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB.
- 6 lines · 6 SIP accounts
- 4.3" + 2.4" screens
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth + USB
- 48 virtual keys
£163.20ex VAT
Grandstream GRP2616 at a glance.
Transcribed from the manufacturer’s datasheet. Ask us if a detail matters to your deployment and we will confirm it against the current hardware revision.
- Lines / SIP accounts
- 6 dual-colour line keys with up to 6 SIP accounts
- Display
- 4.3-inch 480×272 TFT colour LCD plus a 2.4-inch 240×320 secondary screen
- Keys
- 48 virtual multi-purpose keys (24 provisionable BLF/fast-dial keys on the line keys), 5 XML-programmable soft keys, 5 navigation keys, 10 dedicated function keys
- Network
- Dual switched 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports with integrated PoE
- Wi-Fi
- Integrated dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
- Bluetooth
- Integrated
- USB
- Yes
- Power
- IEEE 802.3af PoE (max 7.8 W) or the included 12 V adapter
- Audio
- HD handset and speakerphone; G.722, Opus, G.711 µ/a, G.729A/B, G.726, G.723, iLBC; NoiseShield
- Headset
- RJ9 headset jack with EHS (Plantronics); USB and Bluetooth headsets
- Conference
- 3-way
- Security
- Secure boot, dual firmware images, 256-bit AES encrypted configuration, SRTP, TLS, 802.1X
- Mounting
- Stand with 2 angles; wall mountable (mount sold separately); swappable faceplate
- Phonebook / call log
- 2,000 contacts / 2,000 records
- Weight
- 1,020 g
The GRP2616, in plain English.
The GRP2616 is the executive desk phone in the GRP range. A 4.3-inch colour display is joined by a second 2.4-inch screen that shows the virtual keys with names rather than paper labels, forty-eight in total, and six dual-colour line keys carry up to six SIP accounts, so a director, practice manager or team leader can answer for several departments from one phone.
Integrated dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a USB port give it the connectivity of a modern laptop: cable-free positions, wireless headsets and USB headsets all work without adapters. Dual Gigabit PoE ports and the included 12 V adapter cover cabled desks.
Telexico supplies the GRP2616 for senior staff, small reception points and anyone who wants a large screen and a bank of named keys without an add-on module. Like every handset we supply, it is provisioned from the Telexico portal and shipped ready to plug in.
Highlights
- Two screens: a 4.3-inch main display and a 2.4-inch screen of labelled keys
- Six SIP accounts for people who answer for more than one business or department
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB built in
- Executive finish with a swappable faceplate
Best for
- Directors and senior staff
- Practice and office managers
- Small reception points
- Multi-department answering
Builds, bundles and what is in the box.
Prices exclude VAT. On a 12-month Telexico term the handsets are included; on rolling 30-day terms or an outright purchase the prices below apply. Volume pricing on 10+ handsets.
| Option | Telexico price | |
|---|---|---|
| GRP2616 | £163.20 ex VAT | Quote |
In the box
Phone, handset with cord, desk stand, 12 V power adapter, network cable and quick installation guide.
On the Telexico cloud phone system
Every GRP2616 we supply registers to the Telexico cloud phone system: call recording included on every seat, the Telexico Mobile App and Telexico Web UC alongside the handset, one directory, one voicemail, one bill with your broadband. See the fully loaded seat →
Get the Grandstream GRP2616 on a Telexico system.
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- Prices on this page are ex VAT; volume pricing on 10+ handsets
- Handsets arrive provisioned for their extension, keys and groups
- On a 12-month Telexico term, handsets are included
- Existing Grandstream and Yealink phones can usually be re-provisioned free
Models often considered alongside the GRP2616.
Grandstream GRP2616: your questions.
GRP2616 or GRP2615: which is right for reception?
Both suit reception. The GRP2615 has ten line keys and takes GBX20 expansion modules for very large key counts; the GRP2616 has six line keys and a second screen of named keys built in. For a switchboard watching the whole building, choose the GRP2615 with modules; for a front desk that wants everything on one phone, the GRP2616.
Does the second screen replace paper labels?
Yes. The 2.4-inch secondary display shows the key names set in the Telexico portal, so a change of staff is a portal edit rather than a new label strip.
Does it support Bluetooth headsets?
Yes. Bluetooth is integrated, alongside an RJ9 jack with EHS and a USB port for wired USB headsets.