Linphone Reviews

It's a lighweight software for make calls in enterprise like system. Ease for install and use. Users has simplicity by default and can start working in a few seconds. Nice call history, fast buttons to answer and can be hide in the desktop bar. Works on Linux, Windows, Iphone!

On Desktop PCs the keypad is hide by default and can't be modified.

The price is the key of this product. It also has a lot of interesting features.

The graphics. They could do better with the layout of the user experience. Its just ok.

The pricing of the software is quite cheaper than other softwares available in the market. Once you get use to is, it is quite easy to use and configure. The entire calling experience can be customized easily if there is no one to attend the call. Just drag and drop customization.

You would need to install a 3rd party software to enable the bridging for the software to work. The after sales is not that supportive though. Would recommend to go through their chats instead of the person who you deal with during the software purchase.

Some softphones in free version makes some bugs like timeout during call but linphone in trial version itself makes good user experience.able to connect call without any issues.

In web logout is easy but in mobile its difficult.

It is an excellent softphone, with all the functionalities, audio and video of good quality. I like that I can modify it

I do not really like the graphical interface, it's a bit attractive compared to other softphones, there should be more themes

It allows me to make outgoing calls and monitor the recent call log.

Sometimes it happens to us in some computers that the software does not respond and we must restart the entire computer and not just the program.

I love that this is an open-source application, so it is auditable and secure. I love the amount of features it has, so all my needs are covered.

I don't like that support lacking, and I would like more emojis.

It is a multiplataform app, it allows me to use it wherever i am

I have some conexion problems and the interface it's a bit old

Simple to use, opensource, multi-line (useful in development context)

some audio device problem in multi device context

It's simple. No fluff. Someone calls. You hear a ring. Dial a number. It calls. There are no bells and whistles.

There are no bells and whistles. It's about as old school as it gets. Very outdated aesthetic and features. Each caller is given a special ID # that is long and unidentifiable.

What I like the most is how easy it is to use and that until now I have never had a bug problem.

For the use that I give you I do not see any against.

Integrated messaging, call history for each contact and easily configurable.

Its difficult to Prioritize codecs, not click and done, need modify file.

Es sencillo de utilizar y muy liviano. Es la herramienta que vengo utilizando para telefonia IP en los ultimos años y rinde efectivamente tanto en Linux como Windows.

En Linux, que es donde mayormente lo uso en algunos casos con la version 3.X sucede que se traba y hay que borrar el archivo .linphonerc y reconfigurar de nuevo para que siga andando.