Snom was founded in 1996 with in Berlin, Germany. In 1996, Snom commenced production of VoIP telephones with the introduction of the Snom 100 model.[1] It was initially based on the H.323 protocol, but gained SIP support the following year. In 2000, the company saw the opportunity to make interoperable components for enterprise communication systems.[citation needed] Instead of selling one telephony platform solution, the company would sell VoIP phones that are compatible across standards-based platforms from different vendors. This became possible with the introduction of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).
Snom D785WH White VoIP SIP telephone, 2 x Gigabit Ethernet, 24 x line keys (4 pages of 6 keys), PoE required, AC optional, 4.3 inch colour TFT LCD, HD audio, RJ9 headset jack, EHS support for specific Jabra and specific Plantronics headsets
D120 VoIP SIP telephone, 2 x Fast Ethernet, 2 x line keys, PoE required, AC optional, high resolution LCD, HD audio, RJ9 headset jack. Optional AC power supply, SKU: SMAC2, optional wall mount bracket SKU #SMD120WMB.
The Snom D715 is a 4 line Gigabit VoIP phone. The D715 includes wideband HD audio, PoE, and a USB port for for use of USB headsets, the D7 expansion module or WiFi.
The Snom D717 is a high performing device that is both good looking and practical. Featuring HD audio and a color-screen, this entry-level IP phone is perfect for both small or large scale deployments.