What Flyingvoice Does
Flyingvoice is a Chinese network communications manufacturer established in 2007, headquartered in Beijing with research operations in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen, and manufacturing facilities in Shenzhen and Vietnam. The company specialises in VoIP customer premises equipment (CPE), producing IP phones, VoIP gateways, and fixed wireless access devices sold through carrier and channel partner networks globally.
Product Lines
Flyingvoice organises its portfolio into three product categories. The IP Phone range includes the P2X, P1X, and FIP1X series — covering standard SIP desk phones, LTE-enabled phones, SIP intercoms, and SAS gateways. The POTS Replacement line provides devices for carriers transitioning subscribers from traditional analogue phone service to VoIP, and has seen strong adoption among carriers in South Korea and North America. The 5G FWA (Fixed Wireless Access) range addresses markets where fibre or copper last-mile connectivity is unavailable.
A distinguishing feature across Flyingvoice’s IP phone range is built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. Where most competing IP phones require an Ethernet cable, Flyingvoice’s Wi-Fi SIP phones can connect wirelessly to existing office networks — reducing cabling requirements and simplifying deployment, particularly in retrofit or temporary office scenarios.
Recent Developments
Flyingvoice has extended its IP phone range with a 4.3-inch touchscreen model, reflecting the broader market trend toward more user-friendly phone interfaces. The company’s products meet telecom-grade standards and are designed for diverse deployment scenarios including enterprise offices, call centres, hotels, campus environments, and warehouses.
Why SA Resellers Should Know About Flyingvoice
Flyingvoice competes in the budget-to-mid-range IP phone segment alongside brands like Fanvil, Htek, and Grandstream. For South African resellers looking to offer VoIP phone hardware at competitive price points, Flyingvoice provides an alternative to the more established brands. The Wi-Fi phone capability is particularly relevant in South African office environments where running new Ethernet cabling is impractical or costly. The POTS replacement devices may also be relevant for SA service providers helping business customers migrate from legacy Telkom analogue lines to SIP-based services.
About the Author
Mechelle Gindra
Mechelle Gindra is the managing editor and lead content strategist at Telecoms-Channel, South Africa's dedicated intelligence platform for telecoms resellers, ICT distributors, and channel partners. She oversees the editorial team's AI-assisted content production pipeline, ensuring vendor news, market analysis, and regulatory updates are accurate, timely, and actionable for the SA telecoms channel community. With deep expertise in the South African telecoms reseller ecosystem, Mechelle directs coverage of vendor partner programmes, ICASA regulatory developments, wholesale market dynamics, and channel business strategy. She is responsible for maintaining Telecoms-Channel's editorial standards, fact-checking processes, and corrections policy.
