The phone is easy to use. It announces the caller and has a do not disturb feature so calls go directly to messages when needed. Emails are easily retrieved. The conversation comes through very clear with no interference.

Easy connection to the Ooma device itself. One thing that was not completely clear about this device and its base was the device "base" is ONLY used for charging. So the telephone itself will wirelessly transmit/receive to the Ooma telo. So you will not need to run a phone line to the base itself, unlike other wireless phone you buy. Only had one issue over the last couple months, the handset got dropped on the floor and was continuously searching for connection, but to resolve this issue we just reset the Ooma Telo and it connected without issue. So far so good.

I purchased the handset in the hope of getting the crystal clear reception advertised but while it worked fine and has good features the clarity was no better than the Panasonic I replaced. Could simply be my reception area for AT&T.

This really makes the Ooma Telo device and service even better than with a regular phone. The audio sounds so much better with the HD2. The only bad thing I had to say about it is that the battery does not keep its charge for long. I had a long call, a little over 30 minutes, and the battery was at 0%. Had to recharge the phone again. Other than this, the phone is great. Only suggestion is to purchase better rechargeable batteries.

Purchased the Ooma HD2 after switching phone service to Ooma. The calls have been crystal clear and the handset is packed with easy to use features and menus.