Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the Belkin WiFi Phone F1PP000 and the average rating is 59%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Belkin WiFi Phone F1PP000.
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17 Reviews
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Bulky uncomfortable design, Poor battery life, No support for chat or Skype video call
Skype is still the most highlighted messenger, voice, VOIP and video chat service. From being a comprehensive, to say the least, PC software, Skype made its way to the mobile phone industry and has managed to stake its claim there too. However, if you ...
Published: 2007-01-11, Author: Mark , review by: macworld.co.uk
Stylish design, easy to use, can work independently of a Mac, offers cheap international phone calls
Phone quality is so erratic as to make it unusable, limited WiFi access in the UK, The Cloud Ultra Talk service not yet priced
The Macworld team was genuinely excited by news of this product, and have been waiting for weeks to test one. Sadly, it simply doesn’t work. As an example of future-tech, the Belkin Wi-Fi Phone is interesting; but as a viable product to buy it&rsquo...
Another device to pull Skype off your PC and put it where it ought to be – on a telephone. Although only those with access to a Wi-Fi network need apply, this is a bit cheaper than the rival phone from Netgear so fits more happily into the Skype cam...
Abstract: This Belkin phone is nearly identical to the SMC Wi-Fi Phone for Skype, reviewed in Whats New, Shopper January 2007. Both connect directly to a wireless network and allow you to make and receive Skype calls. Youll need a PC only when you want to b...
Abstract: How would you score these phones? One has a colour screen, connects over wifi and can make Skype calls when your Macs 100 miles away. The other is a dull, mono mobile that feels as cheap as it looks, and is useless if your Mac isnt switched on, runni...
Interesting concept, Can connect to and talk on Skype w/o a computer, Charges via standard USB connection
Not possible to connect to networks that require a web based authentication, Not Bluetooth enabled, Small screen, A little large by todays standards
The Belkin Skype Wi-Fi phone looks like a cellphone, but allows you to connect to Skype via a Wi-Fi network without the need for a computer. It seemed like an interesting concept/piece of tech-equipment to try out. This phone provides a majority of th...
Lightweight; elegant design; simple layout; good connection quality at full signal strength
Reception falters when signal strength weakens; so-so battery life; half-second delay when making phone calls, adjusting volume, changing menus; small screen
This Wi-Fi phone for Skype users works well, but its not worth the price unless you use the service frequently. ...
