HP Poly Rove R8 DECT Repeater

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The HP Poly Rove R8 DECT Repeater is one of those “boring but lifesaving” accessories: if you’ve got Rove/R8 coverage holes, adding this repeater can quietly fix bad audio, dropouts and dead spots without you ripping up the floorplan or swapping everything out. At £117.53 ex-VAT it’s priced like a proper extender, not a cheap workaround, so I’d only bother when you can honestly point to range/coverage issues rather than hoping it “just makes everything better.” In day-to-day office use, you’ll notice fewer people complaining about calls cutting out in specific rooms and stairwells—exactly the kind of problem DECT systems get when walls and distance get in the way.

Who should buy: businesses using Poly Rove R8 handsets in medium-to-large offices, warehouses with concrete partitions, or multi-floor setups where the base station can’t reasonably cover everything. Who should *not*: small single-room deployments, or anyone without a plan to place it properly—repeaters only work well when positioned thoughtfully, so if you’re guessing where the weak signal is, you might end up spending twice. If you’re already seeing unstable call quality, though, this is good value because it targets the root cause rather than masking it with more expensive hardware.