• Reviews around review (1.75 of 5)

    Ooma HD2 Handset

    • Quite surprised at negative reviews
    • I probably should have read the reviews more closely before I was impulsively lured in by a SALE price
    • I love this too, don't get the unhappy reviews at all, it fits perfectly in the cradle, charged up very quickly.
    • I see a lot of bad reviews on this device
    • and wow, this company sure lives up to all those great reviews.
    • I dont know what all the negative reviews are about, but I like it
    • So, here's the upshot: The problem with the sticking buttons is one that should concern any potential buyer; however, Ooma's willingness to ship a replacement unit, after initially refusing to do so, speaks well of their customer service -- or perhaps their fear of a bad review
    • I bought the phone as a package with the Telo which had very good reviews
    • I bought it without reading all of the negative reviews.
    • you know what that I didn't listen to the negative reviews and made the purchase anyway
    • I can always send them back if they are as bad as the reviews
    • I returned it after seeing all the bad reviews
    • My experience, coupled with overall lukewarm reviews, means this lemon is going back.
    • OK, I admit it, I ignored all the negative reviews of this handset because I really wanted a nice smooth and simple Ooma set-up with all the features
    • I'm stymied that so many reviews are decent
    • The phone did have outstanding reviews from folks who use it however, which lead us to make the purchase.
    • I purchased Ooma because of all the great reviews I
    • Not ideal, but not as bad as I first thought.-The square pad in the middle which has directional buttons is extremely small, and it takes concentration to press the right button