Fanvil X6 Executive IP Phone

Fanvil X6 Executive IP Phone

Please note: the X6 has been discontinued by Fanvil and replaced by the X6U as its official successor, which is already available in this catalog. This listing is intended for existing stock. Buyers wanting the current-generation equivalent should consider the Fanvil X6U instead. For those specifically seeking the X6 — for fleet consistency with existing deployments, or while stock remains available — it continues to deliver genuine flagship-tier executive phone capability.

This is Fanvil’s prior-generation flagship executive IP phone, featuring three color screens and substantial line capacity built specifically for demanding business communication needs.

Three Color Screens: The All-in-One Executive Display

The X6 combines a 4.3-inch main color LCD (480×272) with two dedicated 2.4-inch DSS key-mapping screens, together delivering the functional equivalent of a built-in expansion module without requiring one to be purchased separately. This all-in-one design genuinely saves cost while giving executives and their support staff a smart, friendly interface that represented a qualitative leap over Fanvil’s earlier enterprise phone UI design.

Up to 60 Virtualized DSS Keys From 12 Physical Buttons

Twelve physical DSS keys correspond dynamically to the side LCD displays, cycling across up to five pages to provide a virtualized total of 60 DSS/BLF keys — genuinely extensive one-touch access to speed dial and line monitoring from a compact physical footprint.

Up to 20 SIP Lines With a Firmware Upgrade

The X6 ships supporting 6 SIP lines as standard, with the ability to expand to up to 20 SIP lines when upgraded to firmware version X6-V1.2/V1.3-1.10.6 or later — genuinely substantial calling capacity for executive-level use once updated to current firmware.

Optima HD Voice With Opus Wideband Codec

Built around Fanvil’s Optima HD Voice technology and the Opus wideband codec, the X6 delivers genuinely unparalleled audio clarity, aiming to make phone users feel as though they’re sitting in the same room during a call.

Video Decode From IP Cameras and Door Phones

The X6’s 4.3-inch color screen can decode video directly from connected IP cameras and door phones, giving executive desks direct visual access to entry points or security feeds without a separate monitor.

Gigabit Ethernet With PoE as Standard

The X6 includes two Gigabit Ethernet ports and is PoE compliant, delivering fast network performance and simplified power delivery through a single cable.

Bluetooth via USB Dongle and USB Recording

A USB port enables Bluetooth headset connectivity with a compatible dongle, alongside USB recording functionality for capturing important calls directly.

Enterprise-Grade Security Built In

The X6 includes OpenVPN, SRTP, 802.1x, and HTTPS support, giving IT departments genuine confidence in deploying the phone across a secure business network.

Broad Platform Compatibility

Built on a Broadcom chipset, the X6 is fully certified with leading PBX providers including 3CX, Broadsoft, Asterisk, and Elastix, ensuring reliable interoperability across whatever VoIP infrastructure a business runs.

An Important Power Supply Note

Buyers sourcing a replacement power supply for the X6 should specifically obtain a 12V version — the phone will not power on correctly with a 5V unit, a detail worth confirming before ordering a standalone adapter.

An Important Note on Availability

As a discontinued model, the X6 is available only while existing stock lasts. Buyers should confirm current stock availability before planning a deployment around this specific model. For new deployments without an existing fleet requirement, the Fanvil X6U offers the current-generation equivalent with ongoing manufacturer support and built-in Bluetooth as standard.

Perfect For

• Businesses with existing X6 deployments wanting fleet consistency for additional units
• Buyers seeking discontinued-model pricing while stock remains available
• Organizations needing up to 20-line executive calling capacity after firmware upgrade
• Executive desks wanting integrated IP camera and door phone video decode
• IT teams wanting dual Gigabit PoE with enterprise security built in
• Businesses standardizing on Broadcom-chipset phones for interoperability