Hybrid work has made headset flexibility more important than ever. Professionals no longer spend the entire workday in one place, connected to one device, using one communications platform. They may start the day on a desk phone, move to a laptop-based video call, take a mobile call, and later join a meeting from a shared workspace or home office.

That is where the Yealink WH68 headsets stand out. While many wireless business headsets support multiple devices, the WH68 series goes a step further by combining DECT and Bluetooth in a more flexible way. Its key difference is that Bluetooth is built directly into the headset itself, allowing users to connect through DECT at the desk or through a dongle, then use Bluetooth directly from the headset when they move away from that setup.

In this article, we examine the Yealink WH68 series and explain what makes its DECT and Bluetooth architecture different from many competing wireless headsets. We also look at its audio features, comfort-focused design, key specifications, and the three available variants: the standard WH68, the WH68 Hybrid, and the WH68 Workstation.

Extending reliable Wi-Fi outdoors often introduces challenges that indoor deployments never face. Power availability, distance limitations, and environmental exposure all play a role in how and where access points can be installed. 

These realities are driving the need for more adaptable wireless solutions. Grandstream’s newest outdoor wireless access point, the GWN7605CLR, adds flexible power options and weatherproof design to the already versatile GWN7605 family. 

In this article, we’ll explore this new access point, revisit the strengths of the entire GWN7605 series, and look at the types of deployments where these devices excel.

When dozens or hundreds of users are sharing the same wireless network, voice is the first application to suffer. Calls drop. Audio breaks up. Users blame the phone system. In reality, the issue is often Wi-Fi design.

If you’re planning to support high-density voice over Wi-Fi 6, 6E, or 7, the difference between “it works most of the time” and carrier-grade performance comes down to how the network is engineered and tuned.

In this article, we examine the aspects involved in designing and building a Wi-Fi network for high-density voice applications, with an emphasis on Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 voice-specific tuning.

As the end of the year approaches, we are grateful for our wonderful manufacturers and customers. For our last article of 2025, we thought we’d end off with a bang by reviewing Yealink’s new T7 series of IP phones. This new generation of Yealink SIP phones is bringing some of the most cutting-edge capabilities to enterprise and office deployments.

Yealink has also launched an impressive T8 series, which we will review in early 2026, so continue watching this space!

By Brian Van Meter at Grandstream

Wi-Fi technology is rapidly evolving to meet the ever-growing demand of an organization's wireless requirements. Offices, hotels, commercial environments, and industrial locations increasingly require a wireless network that can be deeply integrated into their operations. The Wi-Fi 7 standard (IEEE 802.11be) is packed with features that improve the total bandwidth a single access point can provide and make the standard a better choice for highly congested client deployments. Grandstream's new generation of Wi-Fi 7 access points is gradually being added to the GWN portfolio. Learn what they offer by reading this blog post. 

What if your next great meeting could happen anywhere, without compromising sound quality or convenience? Whether you’re working from home, in a shared workspace, or on the road, Yealink’s new SP9x series speakerphones make it possible to bring professional-grade audio with you wherever you go.

The SP92 and SP96 are compact enough to slip into a laptop bag yet powerful enough to turn any room into an instant conference space. With long-lasting batteries, wireless connectivity, and AI-powered noise cancellation, these portable speakerphones are designed for performance and ease of use.

In this article, we take a closer look at what makes Yealink’s SP92 and SP96 stand out and why they’re redefining what a truly mobile conference experience can be.

Wi-Fi 7 is a game-changing advancement for Wi-Fi networks, and Grandstream has gone all out to take advantage of its capabilities. With the GWN7670 series of wireless access points, Grandstream offers the performance, flexibility, and reliability that modern wireless networks demand.

In this article, we review these extraordinary devices, highlighting the most recent additions, the GWN7670WM and GWN7670LR, and underscoring the most noteworthy features and functions they offer to businesses of all types seeking to deploy robust and reliable wireless networks.

Businesses that value peak performance in communications will find that Yealink’s WH63-E2 headset delivers in every way. For professionals who spend long hours on calls, comfort and flexibility are non-negotiable. The Yealink WH63-E2 delivers both, offering multiple wearing styles and crystal-clear audio in one lightweight, reliable headset.

In this article, we review this impressive and versatile headset and explore the key features that make it appealing to both end users and resellers.

Grandstream continues to prove it is a leading provider of award-winning UC and networking solutions with the release of its first tri-band Wi-Fi 7-certified access point. The GWN7672 is a powerful enterprise-grade access point that aids organizations in future-proofing their wireless networks for years to come.

Continually improving network capabilities is an important consideration for every business. In this article, we review Grandstream’s new cutting-edge device and explain why we believe it should be an essential part of your networking device arsenal.

Do you have a telephony deployment scenario where workers juggle multiple devices to make calls, scan barcodes, and assist customers—often in environments where speed and reliability are non-negotiable? If so, there's a smarter, more efficient solution on the market. Whether you're outfitting a warehouse, a hospital, or a retail floor, the Grandstream WP856 Wi-Fi smartphone consolidates voice, data, and scanning into one rugged, enterprise-grade device.

In this article, you’ll discover how this all-in-one solution can simplify your clients’ operations, reduce hardware overhead, and deliver real productivity gains—making it an easy win for your next deployment.