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product_id: 94929288
title: "Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System"
brand: "ooma"
price: "HK$1681"
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Ooma"
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# Mobile app for on-the-go access Crystal-clear nationwide calling Robocall blocking with Premier upgrade Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System

**Brand:** ooma
**Price:** HK$1681
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📞 Elevate your home phone game—crystal clear, smart, and hassle-free!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System by ooma
- **How much does it cost?** HK$1681 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/94929288-ooma-telo2-voip-phone-system)

## Best For

- ooma enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ooma brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Setup:** Get started in minutes with easy installation that works with any high-speed internet and your existing home phone.
- • **Smart Robocall Defense:** Upgrade to Ooma Premier and block nuisance calls effortlessly—reclaim your peace and productivity.
- • **Next-Level Voice Clarity:** PureVoice HD technology delivers superior sound quality for professional-grade conversations every time.
- • **Seamless Nationwide Calling:** Enjoy unlimited crystal-clear calls across the US with no hidden fees—just pay applicable taxes.
- • **Mobile Freedom & Integration:** Take your phone service anywhere with the Ooma app and connect seamlessly with smart home devices for ultimate convenience.

## Overview

Ooma Telo2 is a top-rated VoIP home phone system offering crystal-clear nationwide calling with PureVoice HD technology. It features easy setup, essential calling functions like voicemail and caller ID, and advanced robocall blocking via Premier service. The system integrates with smart home devices and includes a mobile app for calls on the go, making it a cost-effective, modern alternative to traditional landlines.

## Description

The smartest home phone is the one that gives you exactly what you want with the greatest savings. That's Ooma Telo. Connect Ooma Telo to your high-speed Internet and regular home phone and get crystal-clear nationwide calling for free. You pay only monthly applicable taxes and fees. Includes superior voice quality and reliability with Ooma PureVoiceTM HD technology, voicemail, caller-ID, call-waiting and 911. Keep your current number for a one-time fee or choose a new number in any available area code for free. Optional advanced features are available with Ooma Premier service including unparalleled Blacklisting features to block telemarketers and other unwanted callers, free calling to Canada, an Instant Second Line, voicemail-to-email forwarding (audio file) and more. Ooma Telo also integrates with desertcart Echo, Nest devices, and numerous other smart products to give you convenience and peace of mind never before possible in a home phone.

Review: I've owned my Ooma Telo Voip device for approximately 18 months. I purchased it for my small home office. I was pleased with its setup, preformence and cost. I did run into a problem when I recently changed my home network, discontinued my home office number and ported my home number over. I could not get my Ooma to connect to my network. I recently purchased an Eero mesh device. Because the Eero router has only 1 outgoing ethernet port, I connected it to an 8 port unmanaged Netgear switch. One of the lines from the 1st switch was connected to a 2nd Netgear switch adjacent to a computer. Devices connected by Wi-Fi were able to network. A desktop computer connected by ethernet cable to the 1st switch did not network. The problem was solved when the 2nd network switch was disconnected from the Eero router. The Ooma device worked. My tech thought that the connection of both switches to the Eero router caused my networking issue even though seperate ethernet cables were used.
Review: My main reason in moving from POTS (Plain Old (Landline) Telephone System) to Ooma (VoIP) is to BLOCK those annoying nuisance calls. With this in mind I intended from the start to get the Premier service over the Basic. I knew right up front what I was doing. This whole topic was made very clear to me by the Ooma website. As to the website, it was very helpful in explaining how I could integrate Ooma into my situation and to explain what I needed to get it started. This took hours, not minutes, because this was all so new to me. But, after I had spent the time, all the necessary information was right there on the website. When the product arrived all the time spent beforehand was well worth it. It made installation and set up go quite smoothly. I've only had Ooma a few days and it is not yet totally integrated into what will be my former landline system. I am in the process of having my landline number ported. In the meantime I purchase the HD2 handset so I could begin to use Ooma and to use as my personal phone when my present cordless phones are connected. Activation went very smoothly with one hiccup. The instructions that came with the Telo were very easy to follow. The hiccup came as I went thru the online activation process. It would not accept my credit card (part of the activation process). I tried several times with different cards. I ended the process thinking that acivation was not successful. I called Ooma Support and they were very patient and helpful. It turned out that activation was succesful, but the credit card was not showing. They stayed with me while I repeated the activation process on another browser. This did not work. They then told me how to log into my account online and insert the credit card information. Everything was a success and I was very happy with Customer Service. I later went thru the online process to Port my landline phone number. When completed, I wasn't sure that I had done this right. I used the online Chat service and they confirmed that they did not get this order which was all I wanted to know. I thought I knew what I did wrong and repeated the process online. This time it was successful and I got immediate confirmation. Ooma tells you that it could take 3-4 weeks for the number to be ported. It is already scheduled to be done in a week. I decided to use Linx to connect my present cordless phone system to Ooma. Setting up Linx was very easy and went according to the enclosed intructions. I haven't connected my cordless phones yet. I'm waiting till my landline phone number is ported. I purchased the HD2 handset to use to get used to Ooma while awaiting the number port. I also want it as a private phone for my own use. I don't exactly like the feel of the buttons, but it seems fine. I did have a problem where the batteries went dead after a few days. I called Customer Service. They thought the problem was with the batteries that came with the unit. They quickly offered to send a whole new handset (for free exchange), but I opted to just buy a new set of name brand AA rechargable batteries for $10. This was the problem. Again, good Customer Service._______NOTE: Since I wrote this I found that the new batteries also weren't charging. I accidently solved this by unplugging the charging cradle from the PLUG end (it didn't help to unplug from the cradle end). So basically I am totally pleased. Everything is working fine. Setup was very easy. The phone sound quality is fine. The whole process of going from POTS to Ooma has been painless. Customer Service was great. My one bit of advise is to put in the time studying what needs to be done to get the system up and working before you open any boxes. Depending on your understanding it could take hours. The website has everything you'll need to know. That time spent is well worth it. ADDED NOTE: The porting process went very smoothly. It took 6 days. I then set up my home phone system using both Ooma HD2 handsets and my original cordless system that is probably 15+ years old. I used Linx to hook up my non-Ooma cordless phones. I've actually liked the way with which the Ooma phones work in my setup that I've added more of these than I had originally intended. I also used Linx to attach a Medical Alert system. This was all so easy to do and worked out extremely well. I ended up with a few very minor things that I couldn't figure out. In these cases Ooma Support by phone and chat resolved these very quickly. Now I'm just waiting for the silence of blocked nusance calls. In summary, starting with deciding on which VoIP to go with right thru to getting everything set up, I am very impressed with Ooma. As a bonus I got a great customer service rep at my original landline carrier and she made sure my other internet services, minus the phone, stayed in tact and that the full cost of what I was paying for the phone was removed. IMPORTANT: If I hadn't contacted my original landline provider's customer service I would only have saved $5 off the cost of the bundled phone. The customer service agent advised me to move internet and tv to a different bundle and I thus saved $30. She also set it up as an extension of the original contract so that I wouldn't have to pay a termination fee on the original bundled services. Update: Have had Ooma for about 2 weeks now and NO MORE NUISANCE CALLS, which was my main reason for making this change.

## Features

- Crystal-clear nationwide calling for ************************************************************* and low International rates. Pay only monthly applicable taxes and fees.
- # 1 rated home phone service for overall satisfaction and value by a leading consumer research publication.
- Pure Voice HD delivers superior voice quality for a consistently great calling experience.
- Includes nationwide calling, voicemail, caller-ID, call-waiting, 911 calling and text alerts.
- More features including the ability to block robocallers available when you upgrade to Ooma Premier phone service.Download the Ooma mobile app and take your Ooma service on-the-go.Easy install in minutes; works with your high-speed internet and any home phone.Ooma Telo also works with optional Ooma smart security sensors to monitor your home and contact you when activity is detected. Refer to the PDF attached below in technical specification for user manual.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00I4XMEYA |
| Best Sellers Rank | 206,723 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 616 in VoIP & Skype Phones |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | Ooma Telo |
| Manufacturer | DENDAWEN |
| Product Dimensions | 22.61 x 7.62 x 21.08 cm; 544.31 g |

## Product Details

- **Answering system type:** Digital
- **Brand:** OOMA
- **Colour:** Black
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Tablet
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 22.6 x 7.6 x 21.1 centimetres
- **Item weight:** 544 g
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Multiline operation:** Single-Line Operation
- **Power source:** AC adapter
- **Telephone type:** Cordless

## Images

![Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/713+CqApLxL.jpg)
![Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LUl3JhkxL.jpg)
![Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71cWK9doIEL.jpg)
![Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61fhTUh5t2L.jpg)
![Ooma Telo2 VoIP Phone System - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81avF2rAHqL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is new in this new version compared to older version of Ooma adapter listed at 109.99 on Amazon?**
A: I own the old model only, and have been using it for over 3 years now. Ooma Support said they both have the same functionality. The new one came out on January 24, 2014 and has a lower profile. Its dimension is 5.5 x 2 x 7.5 inches, while the old model dimension is 8.9 x 3 x 8.3 inches. I also notice the old model has 11 touch keys while the new model has 6.Both old and new models have very high user rating.  Very strange, the old model costs more than the new one on Amazon! May be the old model is leftover stocks. Ooma only sells the new model now. Update 1/19/16: Ooma has a $30 off referral sales good until 1/31. It's $99.99 after savings. It is directly from Ooma with 30 days money back guarantee. Each referral code below can be used only 5 times.		http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=PIM1997http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=MOP9690

**Q: Can I keep my current phone number?**
A: Yes. You will need to "port" your current phone number over to your Ooma account. Ooma will take care of all the necessary paperwork after you fill out the details after purchasing the equipment. This is all done online. The porting cost is $39.00+tax and takes no more than 3 weeks. Do Not cancel your current land line and number until the port is completed. Ooma will give you a number to use during this process. I'm very pleased with the service thus far.

**Q: I run a Bed & Breakfast & do not want guests to be able to make toll calls- 900's, International, collect etc.  Can toll calls be blocked?**
A: I have the Telo, and if you don't subscribe to an international plan and don't fund your prepaid calling account then it is not possible to make international or 411 calls.  Thankfully, Ooma does not support 900 numbers or phone chat services.  Therefore, it is good for someone who wants to keep a tight control over their residential phone bill.   Ooma also has an Ooma Office product for small businesses.  The Telo is designed for residential use.

**Q: i have a wall set plugged into a jack and three other units plugged into regular wall electrical outlets. what is necessary to keep all these phones**
A: It depends on whether you are using DSL for your internet.  Most homes are wired for two lines.  If you have DSL, it has to be put on a different line so that it does not damage your Telo.  If you don't have DSL, then you can just disconnect the phone company's central office line in your junction box, and then plug the Telo into one of your phone jacks in order to provide a connection with all of the phones in the house.   Again, don't plug the Telo into the phone jack until the outside line has been separated.If your wall telephone transmits the phone line over your electrical wiring to the other phones or wirelessly, then you just need to plug the wall phone into the Telo. You then won't need to worry about connecting other phone jacks to the Telo. But, you will need to have the internet connection nearby.  Otherwise, you can buy a wireless adapter for WI-FI.  You can purchase the Telo directly from Ooma, for $99.99, using this discount oode:  http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=NUC4728&utm_campaign=refer_Sep2015&utm_medium=email&utm_source=referral_email&utm_content=coupon

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***T on 27 January 2026*

I've owned my Ooma Telo Voip device for approximately 18 months. I purchased it for my small home office. I was pleased with its setup, preformence and cost. I did run into a problem when I recently changed my home network, discontinued my home office number and ported my home number over. I could not get my Ooma to connect to my network. I recently purchased an Eero mesh device. Because the Eero router has only 1 outgoing ethernet port, I connected it to an 8 port unmanaged Netgear switch. One of the lines from the 1st switch was connected to a 2nd Netgear switch adjacent to a computer. Devices connected by Wi-Fi were able to network. A desktop computer connected by ethernet cable to the 1st switch did not network. The problem was solved when the 2nd network switch was disconnected from the Eero router. The Ooma device worked. My tech thought that the connection of both switches to the Eero router caused my networking issue even though seperate ethernet cables were used.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***N on 2 September 2016*

My main reason in moving from POTS (Plain Old (Landline) Telephone System) to Ooma (VoIP) is to BLOCK those annoying nuisance calls. With this in mind I intended from the start to get the Premier service over the Basic. I knew right up front what I was doing. This whole topic was made very clear to me by the Ooma website. As to the website, it was very helpful in explaining how I could integrate Ooma into my situation and to explain what I needed to get it started. This took hours, not minutes, because this was all so new to me. But, after I had spent the time, all the necessary information was right there on the website. When the product arrived all the time spent beforehand was well worth it. It made installation and set up go quite smoothly. I've only had Ooma a few days and it is not yet totally integrated into what will be my former landline system. I am in the process of having my landline number ported. In the meantime I purchase the HD2 handset so I could begin to use Ooma and to use as my personal phone when my present cordless phones are connected. Activation went very smoothly with one hiccup. The instructions that came with the Telo were very easy to follow. The hiccup came as I went thru the online activation process. It would not accept my credit card (part of the activation process). I tried several times with different cards. I ended the process thinking that acivation was not successful. I called Ooma Support and they were very patient and helpful. It turned out that activation was succesful, but the credit card was not showing. They stayed with me while I repeated the activation process on another browser. This did not work. They then told me how to log into my account online and insert the credit card information. Everything was a success and I was very happy with Customer Service. I later went thru the online process to Port my landline phone number. When completed, I wasn't sure that I had done this right. I used the online Chat service and they confirmed that they did not get this order which was all I wanted to know. I thought I knew what I did wrong and repeated the process online. This time it was successful and I got immediate confirmation. Ooma tells you that it could take 3-4 weeks for the number to be ported. It is already scheduled to be done in a week. I decided to use Linx to connect my present cordless phone system to Ooma. Setting up Linx was very easy and went according to the enclosed intructions. I haven't connected my cordless phones yet. I'm waiting till my landline phone number is ported. I purchased the HD2 handset to use to get used to Ooma while awaiting the number port. I also want it as a private phone for my own use. I don't exactly like the feel of the buttons, but it seems fine. I did have a problem where the batteries went dead after a few days. I called Customer Service. They thought the problem was with the batteries that came with the unit. They quickly offered to send a whole new handset (for free exchange), but I opted to just buy a new set of name brand AA rechargable batteries for $10. This was the problem. Again, good Customer Service._______NOTE: Since I wrote this I found that the new batteries also weren't charging. I accidently solved this by unplugging the charging cradle from the PLUG end (it didn't help to unplug from the cradle end). So basically I am totally pleased. Everything is working fine. Setup was very easy. The phone sound quality is fine. The whole process of going from POTS to Ooma has been painless. Customer Service was great. My one bit of advise is to put in the time studying what needs to be done to get the system up and working before you open any boxes. Depending on your understanding it could take hours. The website has everything you'll need to know. That time spent is well worth it. ADDED NOTE: The porting process went very smoothly. It took 6 days. I then set up my home phone system using both Ooma HD2 handsets and my original cordless system that is probably 15+ years old. I used Linx to hook up my non-Ooma cordless phones. I've actually liked the way with which the Ooma phones work in my setup that I've added more of these than I had originally intended. I also used Linx to attach a Medical Alert system. This was all so easy to do and worked out extremely well. I ended up with a few very minor things that I couldn't figure out. In these cases Ooma Support by phone and chat resolved these very quickly. Now I'm just waiting for the silence of blocked nusance calls. In summary, starting with deciding on which VoIP to go with right thru to getting everything set up, I am very impressed with Ooma. As a bonus I got a great customer service rep at my original landline carrier and she made sure my other internet services, minus the phone, stayed in tact and that the full cost of what I was paying for the phone was removed. IMPORTANT: If I hadn't contacted my original landline provider's customer service I would only have saved $5 off the cost of the bundled phone. The customer service agent advised me to move internet and tv to a different bundle and I thus saved $30. She also set it up as an extension of the original contract so that I wouldn't have to pay a termination fee on the original bundled services. Update: Have had Ooma for about 2 weeks now and NO MORE NUISANCE CALLS, which was my main reason for making this change.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***N on 2 August 2014*

I have used VOIP telephony services before and always went back to a land-line because of call quality issues. So I was skeptical when I saw the Ooma Telo, but based on the reviews and what I was reading about the audio quality features, I decided to give it a try. Who wouldn't love to get rid of their telephone bill? Installation was really quite easy, it turned out, as long as you follow the instructions. After registering the device online as instructed, I attached it to the LAN side of my broadband router and powered it on for the first time. It blinked red for a bit, then turned purple as it downloaded its updated software. After a few minutes, the light turned blue, and I got a dial tone on my phone. So then I placed a call to check out the audio experience. As I expected, like all VOIP products I've tried, there was a slight delay in the audio, which can be annoying - especially since the actual delay gets doubled in two-way communications. The actual delay one-way is slightly less than one second (which is slightly better than other VOIP products I've used). So one second after I say something the other person hears it. Then they respond which I hear that one second after that. The net result is that I hear almost two extra seconds of silence between my speaking and my hearing the other person's response. It's annoying, but expected. So I withheld a star for that. I like the voicemail and caller-id features that come with the free subscription (which the phone company charged me an extra $10 per month for), but I was disappointed to discover that my current phone number could not be ported, and the available selection of phone numbers in my chosen area code gave me about 50 number to choose from, so not a lot of options. Supposedly they can port many people's phone numbers, but not mine, and not for free either. If my number had been eligible for porting, it would have cost me $40, and would have entailed filling out a paper form, mailing it in, and waiting a few weeks for the transfer to take place. I take another star away for that. But today I'm giving one star back for the audio quality. Even though there is the slight delay, the audio has been crystal clear for me. I'm having a problem with my broadband provider today (which they're sending a technician out to repair... next week...seriously?!?!) I'm only able to get a little less than half a megabit download speed at the moment, even though I paying for 10. So I thought, "This is my chance to test how my Ooma performs when the Internet is dead slow." I've placed several calls now through the Ooma Telo while surfing and testing download speeds. Chrome loads the pages painfully slowly, and I continue to see anemic download speeds, but my phone call is crystal clear. I hear absolutely no degradation in call quality compared to when the Internet was running at full speed. So, goodbye phone bill! And to all of my friends out there, please program my new phone number into your address books, and feel free to believe that I'm giving extra thought to what you've said before I respond... Ooma is here to stay.

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