- Which Yealink phones work with the EXP55?
- It is built for select Yealink SIP desk phones, mainly the T5 series and comparable models. Check Yealink's compatibility list for your exact phone before buying, because older or lower-tier models may not support it.
- How many keys does it add?
- It adds 26 physical keys with dual-color LEDs plus three control keys for paging between screens. Each key can be set as a line, speed dial, call park or presence key.
- Can I connect more than one module?
- Yes. Up to three EXP55 modules can be daisy-chained to a single phone, giving up to 78 extra keys. Each module needs its own connection in the chain.
- Does it need a separate power supply?
- No. It draws power from the host phone through the connection cable. The phone must support the module and have enough power budget for the number of modules attached.
- What is in the box?
- The EXP55 module, a stand with two adjustable angles, a screwdriver, screws and a quick start guide. The connecting cable comes with the module.
- Is it worth it over the older EXP40?
- The color screen makes key labels and status easier to read at a glance, and the layout is clearer for busy desks. If you only need a few extra keys, a smaller or older module may be enough.
- Where is the Yealink Exp55 Color Expansion Module cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $125.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Yealink Exp55 Color Expansion Module?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Antonline, Best Buy.