Telo Air 2 Smart Home Phone Service

When I received this Ooma device I went to work setting it up- turns out the one I had was set up for a US system. I attempted to set it up with my Lap Top- advice- Don't. Once I used a cell phone- scanned the code and waiting about 45 minutes - it was up and running. It has great sound quality. My problems setting up the system was more Shaw related than Ooma. I'm not who Shaw is hiring for Tech Support but the one lady I spoke with didn't even know what an Ethernet Cable was.

About my original unit in 2018 this is intended to be a hardware upgrade with a built-in wireless function to consolidate it was easy to change over my existing account to the new device. The service has been useful since I've had it had no problems customer service is very responsive during the week Monday through Saturday weather phone number. The device also has nomorobo support and touchdown on spam calls the service for the premier package was very easy to sign up for and I got a free year upon immediate sign up when I was reporting an existing magic number I'd use the magicJack in the past but the quality dropped even when our DSL went to fiber optic cable this device is very responsive and the only time you have an issue is if you have power outages which means your internet would not work service gym will responds quickly when the router resets and comes back online and once set up very seldom has to be done they also offer flat rate international calling to 80 countries and tends to be very beneficial for elderly adults then I'm on One service is right you don't receive a conventional bill and the only fees generally tend to be 911 taxes and applicable regulatory fees the premier package was my taxes as of this date 2024 for a monthly total if you tie it up my cost is only $17.30 a month this will vary by ZIP code for the 911 fees and taxes but doesn't have the caveats of a MagicJack which can block some area codes like Alaska which is 907 assuming you're dialing a 900 number some area codes in Arizona are still blocked not to mention magicJack has the problem of a 2-hour call limit to prevent abuse at least with Uma you have 5,000 minutes a month of unlimited calling which is approximately 83 hours before you're even considered abusing the service typically in most cases that is taking on a case-by-case basis and I've never had an issue I've had calls where they have had to last for an hour or more depending on if I was put on hold or not with certain agencies or government services the services reliable and well worth the investment because you did not receive a conventional monthly bill and don't have to worry about anything once you're initially set up and no how to handle the dashboard and add services that you may need I would encourage you to sign up for the premier package the limit robocalls and include the US Canada and Mexico in your calling package that alone is worth the investment and protects your privacy and prevent spam calls fairly efficiently it's not to say that you won't have any that don't come through but it is beneficial for the consumer to help limit the number of robocalls youreceive plus you have personal block list and you get an instant second number for your charge which I use for faxing and there is faxing support with the premier package.

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Got the Ooma Telo Air 2 as finally a new broadband option arrived in my area prompting me to switch from AT&T landline and "legacy" DSL to T-Mobile 5G home internet. While the new internet service was spectacular in comparison, I wanted to keep my landline cordless phone, and for this the Ooma works flawlessly. Setup was simple, just had to do some initial configuration to hook it up to my wifi, then find a place to mount the box. It ended up below the cordless phone's base on a kitchen wall and, bonus, connected to my existing CPR call blocker device, which works with the Ooma seamlessly. After setup, things have generally worked nicely, and at minimal cost with their "free" plan where you pay only taxes and regulatory fees. They offer an inexpensive bundle of other services for around $10 a month including caller ID and other things, though they don't let you pick and choose which individual services, it's all or nothing. No biggie, the free service works out nicely. The only reason I give the Ooma four stars is for UPDATES. I've had a handful of instances where I wanted to make a call only to find no dialtone, and in those cases either the Ooma's flowery status LED was flashing red (indicating an update was in progress) or solid blue (should be usable but no, an update is queued when there's no dialtone, apparently). Given the otherwise free service, it's understandable that Ooma might go on the cheap in terms of delivering updates, but it would be nice if they could do them in the early morning hours, rather than first thing in the morning around 9-11am ET as has been the case every time thus far.

I have saved hundreds of dollars using the Ooma voip telephone system.since 2012. I have had one unit fail after the warranty period, and the Speaker fail on another Unit which was replaced under warranty without a problem. I have found their Customer Service to be excellent. the Telo Air 2 wi-fi is excellent and the hds 3 handsets are very nice and efficient . I especially like the portability of the Ooma system. I use it in Florida and in Canada. Sound quality could use improvement for me to give 5 Stars. but I am more than satisfied with this product..