Wireless Headset For Ooma Phone

I spend alot of time on the phone being a Sales Professional and wish I would have pulled the trigger on a wireless office headset sooner in my career. I have been sufferring from severe neck pain for some time now and after about two weeks using this device the pain has reduced significantly. Although any wireless headset probably could have produced this same result I tested many other brands/models and this set hands down is the winner. This set works as advertised 300+ft from my desk.

Great multi device wireless headset. From desk phone, cell phone, to PC for Zoom, Skype.

This headset is very good for the price. I use it with my I-phone.

We always preferred to have a home line, for various convenience reasons (calling 800 numbers, random phone number requirements for store rewards cards and just to have a central phone). Recently I decided to drop my television and phone plan, and keep just an Internet sub, so I needed an alternative to keep that convenient phone line. I decided, after a bunch of web searches, that OOMA seemed to have everything I needed, and I am happy to say it has no failed me yet. If you want a phone or other VOIP line, without wanting to tether yourself to a phone company, don't hesitate to go the OOMA route.

I was tired of using all my cell phone minutes when I worked from home. Ooma was just the answer - works great and a great value

The Ooma system is super easy to set up and I ported my telephone number from my existing provider in only a few days (remember to not cancel until the port is completed). The call quality is as good or better than my cable companies phone service. The optional Bluetooth adapter will allow you to receive calls from your cellphone on any phone in the house. If you need just basic phone service with free domestic calls. It will cost you only a few dollars a month (you just cover the taxes). If you need something beyond those domestic calls and a basic old school type answering machine voice mail it will cost a little more. The premier service is reasonable and adds a bunch of stuff including extra lines, email/text notification, calling via the ooma app. Either way it's still less than the $ you pay for a similar service from phone or cable company. It's a sold and good quality alternative and you don't need a computer running to make it work.

I have no regrets switching my landline to this, and the integration to my mobile phone with the ooma app makes it so much better than before. Already paid for itself

My Ooma Telo is working perfectly so far. It will save me huge $$$ over what I was paying for phone/internet. It's easy to set up, and the basic features are more than what I'll need. I even ported my number from my old land line and it didn't take nearly as long as Ooma had notified me it would take, and the porting process was smooth. The voicemail works great, and the sound quality of calls is no different from my land line. People calling me don't know there has been any change to my phone service.

After porting over an old land line to an cable company, receiving their black box phone modem, spending several hours trying to get it to work, and more time on two phone calls with tech support, still not working, my brother-in-law suggested OOMA. IT IS SO SIMPLE TO SET UP-15 MINUTES, AND WORKED RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX. You set up an OOMA account and pick your area code and phone number to get the OOMA working, then I asked them-simple and on-line-to port over that phone line from the cable/internet company. They did it within a few days, and it worked immediately. The default number for calling out was OOMAs number, and I wanted it to be my old land line number, so I went to my account on-line, found the menu item, and voila-that worked. I never needed to call customer service. When they ported over my number they emailed me, and had instructions in case a re-boot was necessary, which it wasnt. They make it so simple, I just have to wonder why that big cable/internet company has to make absolutely everything so complicated and non-functional Kudos OOMA!

Finally got tired of paying $50 a month for landline and switched to Ooma Telo 2 with premium service for $10 per month plus taxes and fees. It was very easy to set up following the instructions. It plugs into your router and then you plug it into a phone jack. Make sure phone wiring in your house is disconnected to the outside phone line. Now all phones in my house use Ooma. The audio quality with Ooma is far better than the telephone company landline. It is absolutely amazing. I have two phone numbers with one on single ring and other on double ring. It is really nice. I highly recommend Ooma.