Yealink W73PThe newer W56P — refreshed handset, 10 endpoints per base.

Why the W73P is on the catalog.

The W73P is what Yealink ships when someone asks for the current-generation single-cell DECT bundle. Compared to the W56P, the W73P doubles the handset capacity per base (10 vs 5), uses the newer W73H handset with a redesigned UI and longer battery life (17 hours talk vs 11), and supports the Opus codec for better voice quality on lossy connections. About $60 more, and worth it for any new deployment.

Where the W73H handset improvements show up in daily use: faster menu navigation (the W56H feels noticeably slower in 2026), longer battery between charges (extra 6 hours of talk time matters for staff on calls all day), better noise reduction on the mic. For staff who actually live with the handset on their belt, the upgrades compound.

Where to step up: the W76P at $100 more is the multi-cell version — same handsets but with a base that supports roaming across multiple AP-like cells for warehouse-scale coverage. For single-floor offices and retail spaces, the W73P single-cell is sufficient; for sprawling buildings, the W76P is required.

Where to skip it: very small deployments with just one user and one handset can save $60 with the W56P. For everyone else — small offices with growth potential, retail stores adding handsets over time, contact centers piloting DECT — the W73P is the right starting point.