Belkin Skype Wi-Fi Phone - £51.69 + delivery

kev_middleman

Reduced to £51.69 + delivery on Overclockers until next Thursday.



Not used one myself but was tempted by this one when it was down to about £90 at the start of the year. Useful if you want to use Skype without having to power up the PC.

Not sure how much the postage is as you need to set up an account to find out (poor usability, tsk) but I'm sure someone will know.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=NW-063-BE

The Belkin Wi-Fi Phone for Skype doesn't require a PC and will work anywhere in the world where you have secured or open access to a WiFi network. Any home, office, cafe, or municipal wireless access point that does not require browser-based authentication will do. Pre-loaded with Skype software and featuring the same Skype interface, the Belkin Wi-Fi Phone is ready to use with any wireless network. To make a call, simply use the intuitive on-screen color menu to locate your contact and view their online availability-exactly like you use Skype today. The Wi-Fi Phone is Skype-certified, which means that it adheres to all Skype's requirements to ensure that your Wi-Fi Phone experience is just like it is on your PC.

- Skype Certified to work just like your existing Skype account
- Connect to any secured or open access Wi-Fi network that does not require browser-based authentication
- Exceptional Voice Quality
- WEP, WPA and WPA2 with PSK support
- 12 Month Warranty

foxyloxy

£49.99 delivered at ebuyer

g_attrill

Got four from Labda-Tek last week (one for £53.20 delivered): http://www.lambda-tek.com/componentshop/index.pl?prodID=B85453

Looks nice, the buttons are a bit shinier than the picture though, and the button action feels a bit cheap. Battery lasts at least 3 days, haven't talked on it much but it sounds ok. Only annoying thing is it doesn't seem to automatically connect to secured networks, even though it stores the key.

kev_middleman

foxyloxy wrote: »

£49.99 delivered at ebuyer

Groovy, even better. I just checked Dabs and it was still at about £90 on there so assumed ebuyer would have been similar.