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A) It doesn't work with Google G-Suite numbers, hence a no-go for a lot of businesses
B) Doesn't let you connect your wireless phones at home, hence a no-go for many home users
Only good if you use the free, non G-suite Google voice and you want a stationary phone that is on your desk that does not allow you to connect your existing wireless home phone system.
The call quality on this is good. That's the plus.
(You can make (B) work if you buy yet another piece of hardware ($40 electronic hook switch), and then you're up to why-bother territory, and reliability won't be as good as a standard Obi212).
A) It doesn't work with Google G-Suite numbers, hence a no-go for a lot of businesses
B) Doesn't let you connect your wireless phones at home, hence a no-go for many home users
Only good if you use the free, non G-suite Google voice and you want a stationary phone that is on your desk that does not allow you to connect your existing wireless home phone system.
The call quality on this is good. That's the plus.
(You can make (B) work if you buy yet another piece of hardware ($40 electronic hook switch), and then you're up to why-bother territory, and reliability won't be as good as a standard Obi202).
If you want Wifi, this one needs a $30 USB dongle.
The 2182 which has built-in WiFi, but runs about $275.
Obi 212 is running for $80 at the moment.
A) It doesn't work with Google G-Suite numbers, hence a no-go for a lot of businesses
B) Doesn't let you connect your wireless phones at home, hence a no-go for many home users
Only good if you use the free, non G-suite Google voice and you want a stationary phone that is on your desk that does not allow you to connect your existing wireless home phone system.
The call quality on this is good. That's the plus.
(You can make (B) work if you buy yet another piece of hardware ($40 electronic hook switch), and then you're up to why-bother territory, and reliability won't be as good as a standard Obi212).
This seems like a decent deal for the product, but as a note, the prior FP from 6/28/2020 was for the OBi2162 (since sold out) which was the wifi version of this phone, and likely well worth the premium over this price. There was also a $69.97 price listed for the 2062 option in that June FP post.
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However, remember that GVoice as a standalone service does not include E911.