I use the speakerphone all the time, especially while on the PC working most of the day.

The call quality is better on normal DECT 6.0 phones plugged into the ooma.- The keys are horrible on this phone - half the time they don't work and you have to remove the batteries to get them to work.- Like an idiot I bought 4 at once and they all have issues that annoy me very

I have a hard time hearing what people are saying on this handset

As a result, I have a harder time hearing what the caller is saying.

The first time, the phonescreen said it had lost the connection to the base

Did that and it worked the first time

The remaining units stink - half the time you answer a call and it drops (literally about half) - I have trouble picking up line 2 - can't seem to switch between line 1 and 2 - the one farthest away from the base frequently fails to ring even though it says it has a good signal - voice quality is sometimes excellent, sometimes degrades, and occasionally has a shrill

I had a difficult time reading the old b&w screen

However, the few times we have used it, it is dies after 30 seconds to a minute.

Not going to waste any more time in troubleshooting

Also the time on the phone was off because of day light savings and it never adjusted to the correct time

Each time, the reps were very knowledgeable (meaning they're not reliant on scripts, but actually know things), capable... and everything just worked

I called Ooma support this time, and was told that the phone might have been refurbished, and then was told that it was because I purchased it from a 3rd party seller...

The ring is like an Up, Down, R, L control key and my fat fingers have a hard time hitting it right

Seems OK, a bit flimsy, time will tell

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