OOMATelo VoIP Home Phone with 3x HD3 Handset, Black (TELO3HD3)

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I recently upgraded my home phone system to the Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone with three HD3 handsets, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. This product has transformed my communication experience with its superior features and exceptional quality.Crystal Clear Call QualityThe HD3 handsets deliver outstanding call clarity, making conversations feel as though the person on the other end is right there in the room with you. The high-definition voice technology is truly impressive and a significant improvement over my previous phone system.Easy Setup and User-Friendly InterfaceSetting up the Ooma Telo was a breeze. The step-by-step instructions were clear and easy to follow, and I had the system up and running in no time. The handsets are intuitive to use, with a simple and clean interface that even less tech-savvy family members can navigate without any trouble.Versatile FeaturesThe range of features offered by the Ooma Telo is fantastic. From voicemail and call blocking to the ability to sync with my mobile phone, this system has everything I need. The intercom function between handsets is particularly handy for our multi-level home, allowing us to communicate easily without shouting across rooms.Cost-Effective SolutionOne of the best aspects of the Ooma Telo is its cost efficiency. The ability to make unlimited nationwide calls without a traditional phone service provider has significantly reduced our monthly bills. Plus, the option to add international calling plans at affordable rates is a great bonus.Stylish DesignAesthetically, the handsets and base station are sleek and modern, fitting seamlessly into our home decor. The handsets are lightweight but sturdy, with a comfortable grip that makes them easy to handle during long conversations.Excellent Customer SupportFinally, the customer support from Ooma has been top-notch. Any questions I've had were promptly addressed by knowledgeable and friendly representatives. It's reassuring to know that help is readily available if needed.In summary, the Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone with HD3 handsets has exceeded my expectations in every way. It's an excellent investment for anyone looking to upgrade their home phone system with advanced features, superior call quality, and significant cost savings. Highly recommended!

The Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service and Two HD3 Handsets have completely transformed my home phone experience, offering exceptional call quality, advanced features, and cost-saving benefits. This revolutionary system has exceeded my expectations in every way, making it a must-have for any household.First and foremost, let's talk about call quality. The Ooma Telo service utilizes VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology, delivering crystal-clear voice clarity and reliability. Every conversation feels as if the person is right next to me, thanks to HD Voice technology. The sound is rich, natural, and free from any distortions or echoes. Say goodbye to those frustrating and muffled landline calls of the past!The Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service offers a plethora of advanced features that enhance the overall phone experience. From call waiting and caller ID to voicemail and call forwarding, it has everything you need to stay connected and in control. One particularly impressive feature is the ability to block unwanted calls, including telemarketers and spam calls, giving me peace of mind and eliminating unnecessary interruptions.The inclusion of two HD3 Handsets with the Ooma Telo system adds convenience and flexibility to the mix. These sleek and ergonomic handsets offer excellent call quality and a comfortable grip. The intuitive interface and large display make it easy to navigate through the various features and access contacts effortlessly. Having two handsets allows for simultaneous use in different rooms, ensuring that no call goes unanswered.One of the standout aspects of the Ooma Telo system is its cost-saving benefits. By utilizing the power of the internet, it eliminates the need for a traditional landline provider, resulting in significant savings on monthly phone bills. The Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service provides unlimited nationwide calling, meaning I can make calls to anywhere in the United States without worrying about additional charges. It's a budget-friendly solution that doesn't compromise on quality or features.Setting up the Ooma Telo system is a breeze. The step-by-step instructions and user-friendly interface make the installation process straightforward, even for those who are less tech-savvy. Additionally, the Ooma mobile app allows for easy management of calls and settings from anywhere, providing added convenience and control.In conclusion, the Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service and Two HD3 Handsets are a game-changer in the world of home phone systems. With its exceptional call quality, advanced features, cost-saving benefits, and convenient handsets, it has elevated my phone experience to new heights. If you're looking to upgrade your home phone service and enjoy the benefits of a modern and feature-rich system, look no further. The Ooma Telo system is a reliable, cost-effective, and user-friendly solution that will revolutionize the way you communicate. I wholeheartedly recommend the Ooma Telo Free Home Phone Service and Two HD3 Handsets to anyone seeking a superior home phone experience.

worked exactly as advertised

I was looking for a low cost home phone and his met all the requirements

Important details: we use an older (2018) Intel Macs on AtlanticBB/Breezeline.We've used an ATT landline for years & have never had a cell phone or Internet phone; we're probably the last GenXers in the US to even have a landline, & since we barely use the phone anyway, never felt the need to switch. However, ATT's worsening service, horrible customer care, and persistent issues with our line finally drove us to look for other options. Ooma was recommended to us by folks on the Reddit sub for our city (r/Columbus).I was a bit concerned over the bad reviews here, I admit, especially since health issues require us to have a reliable 911 ability. After going thru the entire setup process, I'm now puzzled; the biggest problem we had was entering our credit card info.So, this is the basic Telo unit with three wireless/wifi handsets. Telo plugs into your modem/router, handsets' bases need to be plugged into a power source & the bases connect over wifi to the Telo unit. We've currently got two of the handsets in use; third is being saved as a backup.The setup directions (booklet & app) were clear and easy to follow: set up the account, plugged the Telo unit into the ethernet port of our modem/router unit & waited for all the updates to finish. That part took over an hour, mostly because our ISP had sent us new equipment the day before and THAT was having fits. Two reboots, one reset & a call to Breezeline support later, our Internet finally stabilized & Ooma's Telo finished its updates. Plugged in the wifi handsets, waited for the handsets to download their updates, got the "welcome" call from Ooma, and much cheering commenced.Our ATT line has been filled with static for the last couple months, ruining several important calls & making it hard for callers to hear us, too. As our first test, we had my elderly mother-in-law call us on the new temp number, and we talked to her on a perfectly clear connection on those wireless handsets while we walked around the apartment to make sure the connection held.It's a small apartment, roughly 600 sq ft, and the connection was clear & strong all thru it. We're surrounded by tons of other Wifi points/home networks, but there's no interference. We're still getting used to all the options & menus on the handsets (old phone is just a simple handset attached to an answering machine), but the documentation & shortcut card have been easy to understand & follow so far, and our phone needs are pretty basic anyway.the only major issue was getting the billing information entered in. For some reason, Ooma's app, website, & automated phone customer-service refused to accept any credit card info from us. Bank showed no issue with the account, but didn't show any declines or auth attempts from Ooma, either. Took two calls to Ooma Customer Service to resolve -- first rep referred us to the automated phone line (no go); second call rep had to transfer us to an actual supervisor to manually enter the billing into our account.Our old phone number finished its porting yesterday -- took only a week & works great. I'm dreading the ATT cancellation call, but that's ATT's issue. I'll add to this review after a month or so, after we've settled into and used Ooma a while. But so far? Impressed.