HP Poly Edge E320 IP Phone and PoE-enabled

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP Poly Edge E320 is one of those “get the job done” desk phones, and at £107.06 ex-VAT it’s priced like a practical add-on rather than a premium office set. For most small-to-mid workplaces, it’s a sensible choice if you want a clean, reliable IP endpoint that doesn’t demand faffing about—especially where you’ve already standardised around HP/Poly style deployments and PoE switches. It suits teams that don’t need fancy calling features every day, but do care about consistency, decent audio, and not having to baby the hardware.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if your requirements are very advanced or highly bespoke. If you’re expecting a feature set that feels “enterprise” in the day-to-day (lots of programmable behaviour, heavy integration with complex telephony workflows, or anything outside a straightforward IP telephony setup), you may find better value stepping up a tier or choosing a platform that better matches your PBX environment. Also sanity-check compatibility with your existing system before you buy—£107 can be a great deal, but it’s wasted money if the phone needs extra configuration work your team won’t have time for.