Is it good for magic jack?
902461
The Kdak usb ac adapter gave the phone a high pitched sound in the background. That was not acceptable for me. Will use it on a temporary basis is the radio shack adapter fails.
902462
I tried it, but it failed after a while, so I had go back to using my PC USB. Higher quality electronics is needed because Magic Jack is constantly on, and the adapter is used while communications are live. The 5 volts DC may have voltage spikes that upset the communications.
902463
No, it's not. It may last for awhile, likely what your magicjack version did for you, but it isn't a good solution overall. My first Kodak replacement lasted for three weeks before a noticeable whine became apparent through the receiver. I switched to a second Kodak replacement and it immediately squealed. You're better off spending a bit more for a better one and not be disappointed. I believe the one I'm using now is from Staples or something. If you buy one from a store, save the packaging and return if it fails.
1040874
i recived this item and it is work great I use it for both the cells and magic jack it wonderful
1629678
Absolutely. It provides a standard USB port to deliver power to a device. As long as you have a USB cable for charging your Android device, you can use the Magicstick. it even comes with a USB to micro-USB cable, which can be used with many Android devices.
67912
We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones. We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones.
970602
If you are asking if it will work via a cable company phone the answer is yes. If you are asking about Magic Jack it should. When I got mine I hooked it up , programed it to my cell , and put it out the window for a test.When the unit's internal temp dropped to 45 degrees F. it called my cell with the prerecorded message. A great device that works well. I used it for two years then I just started to drain the heating system for the winter. It was more cost effective considering the price of heating oil..
1332343
Can you connect a Magic Jack without a phone home line IF I have wireless internet?
348264
No. I have one of those wireless phone sets with a base unit and 4 others that I distribute through the house. The MagicJack is on the base unit. All the other phones work through that.
873378
You could always check out Magic Jack... I've been using MJ for about 20 months, thru Comcast internet, and it works fairly well. Occasionally it drops a call, but I just do redial. Figure it's worth the savings to get disconnected every once in a while. I have it maybe happen twice a month, and for some reason it is usually when I'm talking with my mom for 45 min or more... Anyway, might be worth checking out.
169584
As well as Magic Jack, LocalPhone is another great option (just add .com to find them). I use it all the time to make calls.
1171602
It works with land lines and VOIP lines, I have it working with Vonage VOIP so I think it will work with Magic Jack which is VOIP based also.
1511441
There are devices that can be purchased that will receive a wireless signal and output to a LAN port. There are several mfg. so search for wireless extenders or Powerline devices you should fine something in that area. If the signal is strong, magicjack should work fine. However, keep in mind there is little support from MJ so if you run into trouble you may not get help. The PC version seems to work without many issues, but you have to have a machine that is always on. Hope that helps.
2135448
I have used this jack for the same thing and it did a good job for me . good luck
1973331
Yes it does. Make sure that you reconfigure your MagicJack headset option in the menu tab.
2061587
I don't know about magic jack but it supports skype. any app that you find on google play store you can install on this phone.
2210065
That is a question only you can answer. In the past five years, Magic Jack has made many improvements.Now, you can plug it into your router, without the computer being left on all of the time. Additionally, now, the call quality is better than my old land line.It was an easy decision for me as I was replacing a land line that cost $35 per month plus long distance. Now, I have local and unlimited long distance for about $3 per month.It works perfectly well for my needs. Your needs may differ. If you need fax or have a security system that uses analog dialing, Magic Jack really is NOT reliable enough for those applications. That is a question only you can answer. In the past five years, Magic Jack has made many improvements.Now, you can plug it into your router, without the computer being left on all of the time. Additionally, now, the call quality is better than my old land line.It was an easy decision for me as I was replacing a land line that cost $35 per month plus long distance. Now, I have local and unlimited long distance for about $3 per month.It works perfectly well for my needs. Your needs may differ. If you need fax or have a security system that uses analog... » Read More That is a question only you can answer. In the past five years, Magic Jack has made many improvements.Now, you can plug it into your router, without the computer being left on all of the time. Additionally, now, the call quality is better than my old land line.It was an easy decision for me as I was replacing a land line that cost $35 per month plus long distance. Now, I have local and unlimited long distance for about $3 per month.It works perfectly well for my needs. Your needs may differ. If you need fax or have a security system that uses analog dialing, Magic Jack really is NOT reliable enough for those applications. « Show Less
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No. The MagicJack is intended as a USB computer peripheral that, in combination with telephony service from the related YMAX Corporation, provides Internet-based telephone service (VoIP) to the United States and Canada. The Cisco VOIP phone uses Cisco technology and liscensing to provide Internet-based telephone service (VoIP) to the United States and Canada.
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I'm not sure about that because I bought the item to replace the USB power source for my Magic Jack telephone hookup because I had poured coffee into the original. The original was not a Kodak power source but the Kodak thing did work beautifully to power the Magic Jack.