Ooma phone Quality
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2019 10:08 am
Hi all,
I have had Ooma for about six years now and had my two business numbers ported over to it but have never really used the handset to make calls.
You see the system is aboard a boat and we don't have cable down here so I used Hughes-net and the latency/lag was so bad that I simply set up Ooma to forward calls to my cell phone along with send me a email/voicemail which worked great but it would really have been nice to pick up the phone and talk to customers instead of calling back on my cell phone.
Anyway, I have dumped Hughes-net and am now running Ooma through my cell phone's Hotspot which works great and being that I had an extra phone with a 50Gb per month hotspot I couldn't be happier.
Unless I could get a better sound out of my handset. It is a good handset and on my homes landline was perfect but through Ooma it sounds tinny and hollow and I was wondering If anyone knew if there are setting to add depth to the audio and make it sound more like a landline does. Any advice would be great and I thank you all.
Regards,
Doug.
I have had Ooma for about six years now and had my two business numbers ported over to it but have never really used the handset to make calls.
You see the system is aboard a boat and we don't have cable down here so I used Hughes-net and the latency/lag was so bad that I simply set up Ooma to forward calls to my cell phone along with send me a email/voicemail which worked great but it would really have been nice to pick up the phone and talk to customers instead of calling back on my cell phone.
Anyway, I have dumped Hughes-net and am now running Ooma through my cell phone's Hotspot which works great and being that I had an extra phone with a 50Gb per month hotspot I couldn't be happier.
Unless I could get a better sound out of my handset. It is a good handset and on my homes landline was perfect but through Ooma it sounds tinny and hollow and I was wondering If anyone knew if there are setting to add depth to the audio and make it sound more like a landline does. Any advice would be great and I thank you all.
Regards,
Doug.