will this work with an ooma
294198
CS6609 is an accessory handset for CS6619, CS6629, CS6648 and CS6649 systems. If you have one of these systems, they will work with Ooma. CS6609 by itself will not work with Ooma.
294199
This is sort of like an extension phone for another room in the house. You need to have the base station to make it work like the model #6419 or #6429. You plug the base station into the Ooma, and it will work.
294200
Just adding to my last response: since the Ooma has an answering machine function, I would get the most basic V-tech base station - the CS6419
1477928
I use my Ooma handset in a bedroom and an old digital phone in the living room. All works fine together. No sweat.
2221160
I also have a satellite and nothing is required. they all work off the main phone that is plugged into the ooma device. Good luck and God Bless.
2055235
NO. After reading numerous reviews of remote not working I had to try myself. MISTAKE. Doesn't work. I sent back. I need remote that does work. Blue tooth doesn't work which I bought from Ooma. Didn't work.I don't utilize my ooma as much as I would like due to remotes not working. I have to sit at landline in order for ooma to work.
1231824
The Ooma Telo produces about the same ring voltage as a standard land line from the phone company so it should be able to ring 5 phones without a problem. Use this code to get Ooma for $99.99, with free shipping, directly from Ooma: http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=NUC4728&utm;_campaign=refer_Oct2014&utm;_medium=email&utm;_source=referral_email&utm;_content=coupon
1168429
I have an Optoma 300, and it works for that. I have no knowledge of what other Optoma models it works on.
1368726
I am using mine with my Ooma. All features seem to work fine. With only one line plugged in, the phone Line 2 light blinks constantly. To eliminate, I plugged both lines into the Ooma with a splitter. This solution did not confuse the phone software - all calls come in on Line 1. The Ooma does not need two lines to work its call-waiting feature, as the calls are held in the Ooma base. The call-waiting works as intended - a beep is heard when the second call comes in.
899496
No difference, I found it to be unreliable, every couple of days it would drop contact and my phones would stop working, had to reset Ooma to get it back, been reliable with hard wire.
1477935
To be clear you can use regular handsets and the HD2. I think what the other person was talking about was that you can't use older Ooma handsets with the new HD2 but regular corded or non Ooma cordless phones work just fine with the HD2.
1384361
Yes it does. Ooma's website is very helpful and their tech support can walk you through it if you need help.
367842
the internal memory is 2 gb. If ovoo and netflix apps are compatible with android phone, then yes it works.
2076585
I use this unit with a Panasonic wireless phone system that has 6 phones, the base is plugged into a wall outlet and the Ooma Telo is pluged into another wall outlet, it works great, I also have two other corded phones plugged into wall outlets and they work as well. My home wiring is disconnected from the local phone system out side. I hope this helps.
1477929
You can use what you want. The Ooma handsets have the advantage that they discover the rest of Ooma wirelessly and they they are very well put together.
1079784
I have not had any problems with Ooma and love it. I bought one for my mother-in-law that connects via wifi in her building. It does require resetting sometimes when the wifi reception gets bad.
56895
Yes. Will work with any O/S. I use it to switch my external hard drive to my PC and my TV.
2055234
Absolutely. The Ooma has an telephone output and you can use any phone that you use today. In fact, it has directions that if you disconnect the telephone co. wires, you can use the wiring inside the house and hook-up to the wire with modular line cords.
1084030
I can't say for sure. I have a Viewsonic. According to the specs, it "should" work on Optoma if it is the dlp-link kind. You'll want to make check the specs of the Optoma and see which ones they recommend. Then check the specs of those and see how they compare to these. Finally, also read the comments purchasers made. That's how I finally choose these to try out with mine and was glad they work.