Anyone using this with a VOIP system? I'd like to use it with Ooma.
1368725
Yes -- I'm using it with both my landline and a secondary GoogleVoice VoIP line and it works fine. No issues to report.
1368726
I am using mine with my Ooma. All features seem to work fine. With only one line plugged in, the phone Line 2 light blinks constantly. To eliminate, I plugged both lines into the Ooma with a splitter. This solution did not confuse the phone software - all calls come in on Line 1. The Ooma does not need two lines to work its call-waiting feature, as the calls are held in the Ooma base. The call-waiting works as intended - a beep is heard when the second call comes in.
846742
I have Vonage and plugged my skype dual phone into the Vonage adapter and it works fine. You just need to use a telephone wire splitter for the phone wire on the Vonage unit. I am absolutely sold on Skype and will most likely be dropping Vonage altogether. I'm giving it a little more time to be sure (it's been about 2 months). I almost didn't attempt to use Skype because of the MagicJack horror that I tried first.
680123
I don't recall having any issues with mine. Can you connect your Internet to your tv before it goes into the ooma device. I know they dont recommend it. Maybe it is getting some feedback. Is it only when the phone rings??
527041
Ooma is very evasive when pressed for specifics on technical stuff. I tried to pin them down on a timeline for iPhone support for this same issue; they wouldn't disclose anything other than "some time in the future." Overall, I'm underwhelmed with their service, especially after I had a problem-free experience with Vonage a few years ago. Went with Ooma because overall it was cheaper. I am going back to Vonage for call quality and professional, polite, accurate customer and technical support.
2110514
I have set up VoIP phone access with it with NO problem! (it's now a phablet?!). Home # via GV &gt; OBi100/Vestalink, then N7 via the Cloud Softphone app, (linked with Vestalink), and as a backup/alternate, I also have GV available on it, (via G+/Hangouts app). I am really happy about that and BTW, they both work *really* great on the N7! -A
1783928
It works great with Vonage, I have the base unit and two extra handsets; works well.
1259310
I do not have Vonage but it works with another Cable Phone Modem. It should work with Vonage.
2085256
I bought Ooma with wireless. It did not work for me. However, when I plugged it into the back of the router it works perfectly. We have used it for about 6 months now and we can't tell any difference in service from our old ATT connection except for the bill being less than 5 dollars a month:)
2110513
I have set up VoIP phone access with it with NO problem! (it's now a phablet?!). Home # via GV > OBi100/Vestalink, then N7 via the Cloud Softphone app, (linked with Vestalink), and as a backup/alternate, I also have GV available on it, (via G+/Hangouts app). I am really happy about that and BTW, they both work *really* great on the N7!-A
510870
I am planning to buy this and I have vonage too. did you ever get this to work?
1035537
Yes it works for VoIP but the head set isn't worth a darn..... Buy a back up headset
786791
You probably could use it as a VOIP headset with the right adapters. It's really intended for use with a dedicated dial pad. I would look for a cheaper solution for VOIP.
1983035
My Ooma works fine with faxes - not the handset though - through the Ooma base unit. Works best if you dial *99 and then the fax number.
2117248
Have not tried the VOIP phone setup, but based on my experience with the Netgear, my guess is this would mean your needs.
1068204
I'm not sure if this headset is compatible with the VoIP phone systems. We use these headsets with our Toshiba DKT2020-SD phones. We share a pipeline with phone and internet services. We will soon be looking into a VoIP system so this is a very good question.
1604961
Sorry, I do not have voip so I am unsure. I can say that it does work great with regular phone service.
1330695
Unfortunately this device proved unreliable. We returned it . We could not keep the signal stable between linksys or netgear . The ooma would drop words making conversation almost impossible. Additionally the Ooma base station would routinely go red (offline).. The Ooma linx was a better solution for us..Good luck.