The delays are not constant or significant and do not interfere with conversation

I have heard that even a small mistake can cause significant delays.

We've also had a few calls where we've experienced a significant delay of 2-3 seconds during the conversation.

I thought surely this will cause delays if they don't automatically support BasicTalk for porting.

Very clear phone calls and no delay.

Now I rarely use this line because the delay is horrible

The delay is very annoying, but about 6 months into the service, we are beginning to get used to it I suppose

when a call comes in that way, u have an additional step of pressing "1" to accept it on your cell; if not pressed, the home system will handle as it rings in both places if you set it up that way. for those that prefer to use their own answer machine, u can set the delay on the telo box up to 59 secs before it answers the call so that your other answerer can grab it

When it does work, I don't like the delay when speaking

The thing which caused us to suspect a delay was the conversations were not flowing as naturally as they were before.

and there's NO annoying 1 second delay as one might expect with a cell phone connection

The only drawback is a 15 second delay after dialing and before the ringing starts when placing a call

Also sometimes severe delays of several seconds - this is annoying as you tend to talk over the other person all the time.

The delay results in you frequently interrupting the party on the other end one second into their sentence

I like the price, but the delay in the service when you are having a conversation is annoying

The call quality is usually real good, though on an hour-long call earlier this week, there seemed to be some cut-outs and a weird delay (that was the only call I have had a

I have heard that even a small mistake can cause significant delays.

There is a horrible 2 second delay when talking to someone.

There is an annoying 1/2 second delay between when I speak and when I am heard.

If you have satellite internet, forget it, the delay and ping is so great you'll be frustrated.

After spending almost $300 on Ooma, an Ooma handset, premium service and phone number porting, etc, I called Ooma support for some help in a delay problem - not severe, but enough of a delay between the people talking to be annoying

There was a very bad voice delay on my line

A different one with a very bad delay.

A free service as ituses your existing cable service, and all national calls are as free as e-mail

It works as good as an AT&T line, and at a fraction of the cost

Service is every bit as good as AT&T.What's not to like?

Just follow the directions and it works just as easily as it is supposed to.

Minutes later however the set up had completed and the sound has been just as good as with my ATT service ever since

Worked perfectly, we called several times a week and the connection was just as clear as if we were calling across the street.

The calls are as clear in sound as with my traditional service.

Your phone will still work as it did before.

I don't need cancelling a service to be as painful as

Note I have talked on Ooma when streaming such services as Pandora or Amazon Prime Videos ... as well as when playing an Internet-connected MMORPG