Avaya 1220
Avaya 1220
The 1220 IP Deskphone is a multi-line, intermediate-level desktop phone in the exciting 1200 Series IP Deskphones.
Originally designed and optimized for small and medium-sized businesses, the 1200 Series IP deskphones are now extended to enterprises, offering a competitive feature set with contemporary styling. The 1220 IP Deskphone is ideally positioned for employees with moderate communication needs.
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