Zoiper IAX SIP VOIP Softphone 2.24.4

Reviews

1 ★, on 2019-01-10
Well I would love to give the app 5 stars for sure it has everything and works well. HOWEVER on my Galaxy s8 which it may be an issue specific too, the caller ID for the incoming call is darn near illegible! It goes off the screen. If it's a cell phone without a name all you will see is wireless caller (21..... I mean there is no setting to change it. I have to miss the call and check the call log to see the number. Pretty much this is a deal breaker to me. I downloaded grandstream waze also free

5 ★, on 2020-11-17
Overall I'm pretty satisfied with Zoiper. It's stable, and the call quality is usually pretty good. It usually runs reliably in the background on my OnePlus 7 Pro and doesn't seem to have a significant negative impact on battery life. Phone calls come through reliably even when I haven't used the app in a while. Overall the app has been stable, and I'm satisfied. I haven't had a good reason to look for another SIP client. Feature rich for those that require advanced setting control for those who need it, supports TLS encryption for calls which is a plus for me. The only problem that I have is that it doesn't seem to launch the Zoiper app/service when the phone restarts even though I've selected the option within the app to have it do so. I have to manually open the app at least once. Annoying when this causes you to miss a call, but after you launch the app it seems fine and stays connected.

3 ★, on 2021-05-22
It worked just fine until I signed up for the premium then it stopped working. It started timing out and it couldn't register. Edit: Upgrading to premium enabled a feature called "push proxy" which broke my SIP connection and I can't answer incoming calls without that feature. So, bottom line, free version works for me and premium doesn't. I had to install under a different google account to disable the premium. Update: support helped me to get it working. Maybe I'll feel differently after I've used it for a while but, for now, it's 3 stars because I think that an upgrade(especially a paid upgrade) shouldn't break a working configuration. The worst thing, for me, is that it changed the settings and, as far as I could tell, didn't tell me what settings had been changed.

1 ★, on 2018-12-20
Purchased Gold in 2016. Nearly every time there has been an update since, the Premium features get disabled and I need to "jump through hoops" to get it to start working again. Really, really, really frustrated with this! ***Updated Part*** In response to the reply from developer...That is exactly my point. This is the answer we get year over year. I have had to go through that same troubleshooting over and over, and it still breaks with updates. Why should I have to keep uninstalling it and re-entering my SIP accounts to fix your licensing issue? With a degree in Computer Network Admin, I assure you I know to "turn it off and on again" and have Force Stopped it many many times. Instead of giving the same canned answer for years, please correct the problem which causes it to break in the first place.

2 ★, on 2019-02-08
I bought the Gold version for enhanced bluetooth support. Even after uninstalling the app, bluetooth for my Note 9 was totally FUBAR. In addition, lacks support to forward calls if no answer, a directory for other SIP users or any type of contact support. It connects very well to our VOIP system, that is the only upside I found with it.

1 ★, on 2018-10-01
This was an absolutely phenomenal app, the one that all others were measured against, until they released the 2.n versions. With that upgrade, their excellent user interface was turned into a Windows 10esque monstrosity, making the app virtually unusable. Since then, I have downgraded to their 1.53 version, (the last version with the classic interface), and have been stuck there. If it wasn't for the fact that it works so well with my provider, I would drop it like a rotten tomato. If you like an interface reminiscent of Windows 10, go ahead. If you want an app with a clean, functional interface, go somewhere else. Developer response: The new interface is identical to the native dialer on recent android versions. My answer: Not true - at least in some cases. I have a Samsung Galaxy smartphone running Android 5.n and an ASUS Zenpad running Android 6.n. both of the "default" (native) dialers are more like the 1.n versions than the 2.n. My opinion still stands. If you like an interface similar to Windows 10, it's a great choice. If you prefer a cleaner, easier to use (IMHO) interface, either find the latest 1.n version somewhere, or download something else.