The sound quality is so bad, that it cannot be used for an intelligible conversation.

While the physical interface is a tiny bit clunky, overall this is still the best phone I have ever used, and for a VOIP-like system, the cleanest, clearest audio too

We purchased the Ooma base system and the two of these handsets enhance the use of that system

IT has the clearest speaker phone that i have ever used

This is by far the worst service I have ever used

There's no clip to attach the phone for hands-free use.

I really needed speakerphone ability but the phone rattles when using speakerphone which makes it very hard to hear

Ooma's handset did the trick, plus when used with the Ooma Bluetooth adapter all my phones ring my HD2.

…the best handset I have ever used.

Horrible interface, and multi-use button

Unfortunately the ergonomics of the phone are so poor as to discourage use

This is the worst system I have ever used and I can't think of anything good to say about it.

First of all, the software is very counter intuitive, maybe I've just gotten so used to other handsets that it's me - but after a year I still don't like it

The voice quality is excellent, and the handset gives me access to all the extra features Ooma offers that are not available using alternative handsets

It makes my interaction with the phone feel like it is of a cheaper quality than I am used to

I've used Ooma handsets before, however, this model has worked inconsistently since I got it about months ago

It works well, the slight time delay takes a little getting use to.

They are truly the worst handsets I have ever used.

However this HD2 handset is perhaps the worst sounding phone I have ever used.

It works well, the slight time delay takes a little getting use to.

I must say that the Ooma service and call quality is excellent but this phone that whoever makes for them is the worst phone I have ever used.