Yealink T46U IP Phone is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 25,000, brand new and sealed. This business desk phone pairs a 4.3-inch colour screen with up to 16 SIP accounts, ten LED line keys and dual-port Gigabit Ethernet. Power over Ethernet means a single cable carries both data and power to each desk. The Yealink T46U IP Phone also accepts Bluetooth and Wi-Fi dongles, a corded or wireless headset, and up to three expansion modules. Collect yours at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order it for countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery.

Built for receptionists, call centre agents, sales teams and practice managers, the Yealink T46U IP Phone handles the front desk where calls arrive faster than anyone can transfer them. A clinic receptionist near Aga Khan University Hospital can watch colleagues' line status on screen, then park, transfer or pick up a call in one press. Ten line keys stretch to 27 one-touch shortcuts across three screen pages. Opus and G.722 wideband audio keep client names and figures clear. Fewer callers have to repeat themselves, and fewer calls get dropped during a hurried transfer between departments.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that treat IP phones as boxes on a shelf, Mascom International stocks the wider Yealink range and helps you match each desk to the right model. The Yealink T46U IP Phone sits above the T33G, T31G, T31P and T30P for desks that live on the phone all day. Customers across Nairobi tell us the colour status screen makes busy-lamp monitoring far easier for new staff. Visit our Kimathi Street store to handle the Yealink T46U IP Phone, test its keys and compare it with lighter models before you buy.

Yes, the Yealink T46U is worth KSh 25,000 for any desk that handles a steady stream of calls every working day. Spread over three years of service, the price works out to roughly KSh 23 per day. That buys a colour busy-lamp screen, Gigabit pass-through for the desk computer, and room for 16 SIP accounts. Cheaper handsets save money upfront but give up expansion module support and the large status display. Mascom International keeps the T46U in stock at its Nairobi CBD store.

Choose the Yealink T46U when a desk needs many shortcut keys, expansion modules and a large colour screen; choose the T33G when it simply needs clear everyday calls. The T46U offers 16 SIP accounts, 27 one-touch DSS shortcuts and support for three expansion modules. The T33G is a smaller colour-screen model aimed at standard staff desks at a lower price. Many Kenyan offices place the T46U at reception and T33G units across the rest of the floor. Mascom International stocks both for side-by-side comparison.

The Yealink T46U keeps working through a KPLC outage as long as its PoE switch and internet router sit on a UPS. The phone draws power over IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet, Class 3, so it needs no socket at the desk. Back up the switch, router and any on-site PBX, and every PoE phone on the floor stays live from one battery source. A phone running on the optional 5V 2A adapter goes dark when mains power drops. Mascom International stocks UPS units for this exact setup.

The Yealink T46U works with any standard SIP-based PBX or hosted phone service, including on-site Asterisk-based systems and cloud providers serving Kenyan businesses. It registers up to 16 SIP accounts, so one handset can carry a main line, a department line and a personal extension. Your provider supplies the server address, username and password, and the phone handles the rest. Zero Touch Provisioning and auto-provisioning over HTTP or HTTPS let IT teams configure many units at once. Share your provider's settings with Mascom International before ordering.

Calls on the Yealink T46U stay clear in noisy offices because Acoustic Shield and Yealink's noise filtering cut background chatter before it reaches the caller. Wideband Opus and G.722 codecs carry a fuller voice range than old analogue lines, so names, account numbers and amounts come through cleanly. The full-duplex speakerphone with echo cancellation lets two people talk at once without clipping. On a call centre floor in Westlands or a crowded bank branch hall, that means fewer repeated questions and shorter calls.

Yes, the Yealink T46U gains Bluetooth through the BT41 dongle and Wi-Fi through the WF40 or WF50 dongles, plugged into either USB port. That lets you pair a Bluetooth headset or mobile phone, or place the desk phone where no Ethernet point reaches. A corded headset connects to the RJ9 port, and EHS support lets compatible wireless headsets answer calls away from the desk. Mascom International also stocks the Yealink YHS34 headset for agents who spend the whole shift talking. USB call recording to a flash drive works too.

Receptionists, supervisors, executive assistants and call centre team leads should buy the Yealink T46U, because they watch and transfer other people's calls all day. Skip it if a desk only makes occasional calls; the Yealink T31P, T31G or T30P covers that work for less money. Skip it too if staff walk the floor, such as warehouse supervisors or hotel duty managers. The Yealink W56H DECT handset, paired with a compatible base, suits them better. Mascom International stocks all of these, so one order equips a whole office.

Setting up the Yealink T46U takes one Ethernet cable from a PoE switch to the phone's network port, then your SIP account details. The second Gigabit port passes the connection on to the desk computer, so you avoid running extra cable through the office. Choose one of the stand's two angles or mount the phone on a wall. On Safaricom business fibre or any other office connection, the phone registers as soon as your PBX is reachable. Mascom International can walk your IT person through the first setup over WhatsApp.

The Yealink T46U box holds everything needed to connect at a desk served by a PoE switch:

Yealink treats the power adapter as optional, so desks without PoE need the 5V 2A adapter. Mascom International stocks that adapter separately, along with PoE switches for multi-desk installations.

Mascom International backs the Yealink T46U with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects from the date of purchase. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk, where a faulty unit is assessed, then repaired or replaced under Yealink's terms. Keep your receipt and original packaging, since both make any claim faster to process.

Mascom International stocks the Yealink T46U in its classic grey finish at our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to try the keys, screen and handset before committing. Office managers buying for several desks can also compare it against the T33G and T31G in one visit.

Three ways to order:

Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Yealink T46U the same day. Nakuru, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the Yealink T46U and pay only when it arrives.

The Yealink T46U comes with the 12-month warranty stated above.

Businesses across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate office telephony advice, current pricing and direct after-sales support from our Kimathi Street store.