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WebFones offers a variety of desktop and cordless phones for use in office, store, and restaurant environments.

Yealink T54W, T57W & W73

Overview & Feature Comparison

Yealink T54W — Mid-Level Desktop IP Phone

A professional desk phone with a traditional hard-key interface, adjustable color display, and built-in WiFi/Bluetooth. Ideal for standard office users who need modern features without a touch interface.

Highlights

• 4.3" adjustable color display (480×272)
• Non-touch interface
• Built-in WiFi (2.4/5 GHz) and Bluetooth 4.2
• USB 2.0 port for headsets/recording/EXP50
• Up to 16 SIP accounts
• Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet with PoE

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Yealink T57W — High-End Touchscreen IP Phone

Premium model in the T5 series with a larger, tablet-style touch interface. Best for power users, supervisors, and anyone who benefits from a larger UI.

Highlights

• 7" capacitive touch screen (800×480)
• Touch-focused interface
• Built-in WiFi (2.4/5 GHz) and Bluetooth 4.2
• USB 2.0 port; supports EXP50 modules
• Up to 16 SIP accounts
• Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet with PoE

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Yealink W73 — DECT Wireless Handset

A cordless DECT phone for users who need mobility around the office, shop floor, warehouse, or dealership lot. Typically paired with the W70B or W80/W90 multi-cell systems.

Highlights

• Cordless DECT handset
• 1.8" color display
• Up to 200 hours standby / 35 hours talk time
• Supports up to 2 simultaneous calls per handset
• Rugged, lightweight, portable
• Ideal for mobile workers, service techs, or floor staff

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🔍 Side-by-Side Comparison

Feature	T54W	T57W	W73 (Handset)
Device Type	Desktop IP Phone	Touchscreen Desktop IP Phone	DECT Cordless Handset
Display	4.3" color (non-touch)	7" color touchscreen	1.8" color
WiFi	Yes (dual band)	Yes (dual band)	Via base station (DECT)
Bluetooth	Yes	Yes	No
Touchscreen	No	Yes	No
Ethernet Ports	Dual Gigabit	Dual Gigabit	None (DECT wireless)
Max SIP Accounts	16	16	Base-dependent
USB Port	Yes (USB 2.0)	Yes (USB 2.0)	No
Expansion Modules	Supported (EXP50)	Supported (EXP50)	N/A
Best For	Standard office users	Power users & supervisors	Mobile staff
Price Tier	Mid	High	Low

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Summary of Differences

T54W vs T57W

• T57W has a large touchscreen, while the T54W uses physical keys.
• T57W is more expensive and ideal for high-level or visually oriented users.
• Both share WiFi, Bluetooth, Gigabit Ethernet, USB, and SIP account limits.

W73 vs T54W/T57W

• W73 is a cordless DECT handset, not a desktop IP phone.
• Requires a base station (W70B/W80/W90).
• Best for mobility; not for users needing a full desk-phone interface.

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