Yealink MP45 USB Phone Handset Certified for Microsoft Teams, More Cost-Effective Than Yealink MP50, Work for PC, Powered via USB-A/C Cable, NOT Support Registration of SIP Account to VoIP System

Works perfect even when the computer is locked. The worst thing is having a call come in and having to rush to unlock, wait, and then have everything slow to a crawl while you're trying to answer. This solves it completely. No software to install, literally just plug it in. My neighbor is going to buy one.

This phone works perfectly for my needs. No device sign-in, just a simple USB connection and rings when the user signed in on computer is called. Great for spots where multiple people sign-in and out of the PC, but only the person signed in will have the phone ring. Works even when users lock their screen, and computer is asleep (this does not apply to a hibernation state).The biggest con (which brings it down to 4 star), so far all calls come in as "PC Softphone". So there's no caller ID through the display. It still does what we want, but it would be nice if it displayed who's calling particularly for internal calls.Works perfectly with the headsets we also use (WH6X MS Teams Series).

Absolutely the easiest setting up, IF you can call it that. All I did was plug it in!

Purchased for work. Does not integrate with Team calling fully and customer support said was a bug and they were working to resolve. No reaolutiom was provided.

I would recommend this to others, im old fashioned and I like having a desk phone and now with everything on the computer.its not like it used to be.

I knew when I ordered this phone it was primarily for Teams, which I use it for and it works fine with some limitations. I was hoping to figure out a way to make it work with RingCentral as well, but haven't figured that out yet because this is not like a standard VOIP phone. For Teams, I have used it both connected via Bluetooth and connected via USB. Either way you can;t answer the call on the phone. Basically, the phone is just a speaker and a microphone to your computer. You will likely need a USB C adapter unless your computer is fairly new.

This phone looks VERY sleek... practically though... yeah, NOT so much!

Never works, we have it plugged into our computer and randomly it just stops working and we can't get it to work again.