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Costco Members: Ooma Telo Air 2 VoIP Wi-Fi Home Phone Service + 1 Handset

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$100

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Ooma Telo Air 2 VoIP Wi-Fi Home Phone Service + 1 Wireless Handset (811008021740) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.

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Details:
  • Crystal-clear Nationwide Calling, Pay Only Applicable Taxes and Fees
  • Wi-Fi Network Connected Home Phone Service
  • Voicemail, Caller-ID, Call-Waiting, 911 and Text Alerts
  • Answer On the Go with Ooma Telo Mobile App
  • Call Blocking, Instant Second Line, and more with 90-Day Ooma Premier Trial

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $20 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $99.99.
  • $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 11/1/26 through 11/30/26. While supplies last.
  • Limit 5 per member.

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Ooma Telo Air 2 VoIP Wi-Fi Home Phone Service + 1 Wireless Handset (811008021740) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member neomatrixviper for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • Crystal-clear Nationwide Calling, Pay Only Applicable Taxes and Fees
  • Wi-Fi Network Connected Home Phone Service
  • Voicemail, Caller-ID, Call-Waiting, 911 and Text Alerts
  • Answer On the Go with Ooma Telo Mobile App
  • Call Blocking, Instant Second Line, and more with 90-Day Ooma Premier Trial

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $20 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $99.99.
  • $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 11/1/26 through 11/30/26. While supplies last.
  • Limit 5 per member.

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ketamine
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Yes, useless device and service.
https://www.ooma.com/home-phone-s...r-position
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rastatech
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I still have an old Obihai Obitalk OBI 202 adapter running with 2 GoogleVoice numbers which used to be a "landline" and a fax (what the heck is that???) . So far still working though the only calls I make are the ones every 90 days to keep the GV active. ;-) With wifi calling and proper 911 setup on your cell largely obsolete.

That said, for elderly folks or people with hearing issues, the voice quality is largely better than via cell phones, at least that's what my parents say. If they have to make an important call with a doc or anything else really important, they will ditch the phone/FaceTime/WhatsApp and use their "VoIP Landline", even though technically it goes all through same the Internet. So, don't discard the use case just because you are young and grew up with smartphone.
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Lilyly
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are they still charging like $7+ monthly on 911 service and communicatiom fee and tax?
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Community Reviews

Ooma Telo Air 2 is a simple Wi Fi home phone replacement that works well for keeping a traditional landline number alive. The service is praised for clear calls, reliable uptime, and compatibility with existing cordless handset systems, with mobile app voicemail access and message notifications adding convenience. Long term use is a recurring strength, with several setups still running after many years and some reporting major savings versus a regular carrier. The main tradeoffs are that it depends on internet service, has no battery or SMS, and still carries taxes and fees that can add up. A practical pick for households that want a familiar phone line without the old carrier bill.

Common Questions (5)

  • Basic service is typically about $7 to $9 per month after taxes and fees, with some users citing roughly $6 to $9 depending on ZIP code. Premier service is reported at $9.99 plus taxes and fees, which can total around $19 per month.

    rastatechgiddyup944PeteyTheStrikerkukblue1

  • It has a strong long-term track record in these comments, with reports of units working for 10 to 18 years and service staying reliable with rare outages. One caveat is that an individual unit can eventually fail after many years.

    giddyup944CalMangergevDr. J

  • Yes. Calls can go to Ooma voicemail, and messages can be checked on the device or through the Ooma phone app on a mobile device. Message notifications can still appear on the phone even if the hub's message light stops working.

    crazycoolgergevPeteyTheStriker

  • Yes. It can replace a traditional landline while still feeding an existing multi-handset cordless base, including Panasonic systems. It is a practical fit if you want to keep your home phones but move the service to internet-based calling.

    ECarlsonJimR2075

  • It relies on Wi‑Fi and does not have a battery to charge. That means it works as long as your internet and power are up, but it is not a battery-backed phone for outages.

    Willow747

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Yesterday 11:17 PM
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DrewBreeze13Yesterday 11:17 PM
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Seems like an expensive replacement for Google Voice and an old unused cell phone that everyone has laying around.
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Yesterday 11:21 PM
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TonyT8774Yesterday 11:21 PM
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Quote from zdiddy987 View quoted comment :
Yes going on around 20 years!
me too, same 20 years, and working great, i dont want to see if it stops working anymore
Today 1:04 AM
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JimR2075Today 1:04 AM
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Ooma is a good choice if you want a decent, dependable replacement for a old school landline. If you only need a cell or a google voice account then you have no need for this. But Ooma is a good choice for people who want something simple and want a traditional landline phone replacement.
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Today 2:09 AM
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crazycoolToday 2:09 AM
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker View quoted comment :
Got this a little over a week ago to replace a wifi tello 1 that needed to be powercycled multiple times a week, cause it kept giving no line errors. So far the new device has been working flawlessly so happy with the purchase. As for the service works great and you can even use it from your mobile device, it saved my moms house in the almost 10 years we had it a ton of money over ATT. If she didnt need the caller ID feature it would have saved us a ton more.
I have the same problem, since phone line didn't work, so it won't ring and the call will go to OOMA and people can leave voice message to OOMA, since 99% call are sales call, I don't care that much.
Today 3:53 AM
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CalManToday 3:53 AM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello
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It wasn't called Telio, but Hub. I've had mine for 18 years and it still goes strong. I did buy a telio YEARS ago for when this one finally dies, but it's still in the box and never used. I probably will not use it because I'm so used to fee-free and I have the Obihai with GV as well but never use that line really. I have too many phones and rarely talk on them.

Edit: Forgot to mention, although not relevant for this deal, AmEx has for some cardholders one of their offers for Spend $70, get $50 statement credit when purchased through the Ooma site directly.
Last edited by CalMan November 1, 2026 at 09:57 PM.
Today 7:21 AM
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ECarlsonToday 7:21 AM
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker View quoted comment :
Got this a little over a week ago to replace a wifi tello 1 that needed to be powercycled multiple times a week, cause it kept giving no line errors. So far the new device has been working flawlessly so happy with the purchase. As for the service works great and you can even use it from your mobile device, it saved my moms house in the almost 10 years we had it a ton of money over ATT. If she didnt need the caller ID feature it would have saved us a ton more.
How much is caller ID?
Today 7:26 AM
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ECarlsonToday 7:26 AM
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Quote from JimR2075 View quoted comment :
Ooma is a good choice if you want a decent, dependable replacement for a old school landline. If you only need a cell or a google voice account then you have no need for this. But Ooma is a good choice for people who want something simple and want a traditional landline phone replacement.
Thanks. Looking for a potential land line replacement that will continue to work with our existing 6 handset Panasonic cordless phone system. We have cell phones, but want to maintain our landline. Currently using FIOS for landline and TV and Internet, but might change it to just Internet.

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Today 8:09 AM
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PDX_PeteToday 8:09 AM
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Quote from crazycool View quoted comment :
You have better and cheaper one to recommend?
1-VoIP. I've been using them since June and have not had any issues, and no hidden charges.

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Today 8:31 AM
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mjv5864Today 8:31 AM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
Still rocking my original Hub and Scout with no monthly charges.
Today 8:34 AM
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mjv5864Today 8:34 AM
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Quote from rastatech View quoted comment :
I still have an old Obihai Obitalk OBI 202 adapter running with 2 GoogleVoice numbers which used to be a "landline" and a fax (what the heck is that???) [which cannot be setup new any longer since the service retired years ago]. So far still working though the only calls I make are the ones every 90 days to keep the GV active. ;-) With wifi calling and proper 911 setup on your cell largely obsolete.

That said, for elderly folks or people with hearing issues, the voice quality is largely better than via cell phones, at least that's what my parents say. If they have to make an important call with a doc or anything else really important, they will ditch the phone/FaceTime/WhatsApp and use their "VoIP Landline", even though technically it goes all through same the Internet. So, don't discard the use case just because you are young and grew up with smartphone.
Still using my 202 too. What to do when it tanks???
Today 8:41 AM
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bissliToday 8:41 AM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
17 years, hub upgraded to telo when they were offering to grandfather no fee plan to telo, although I only hooked it up a few years later even though hub was working fine. No complaints.
Today 8:42 AM
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Pctek4456Today 8:42 AM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie

I am! I went from grandfathered Ooma hub to a grandfathered tello. going on close to 17 years with ooma thus far.
Today 8:47 AM
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Pctek4456Today 8:47 AM
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Quote from CalMan View quoted comment :
It wasn't called Telio, but Hub. I've had mine for 18 years and it still goes strong. I did buy a telio YEARS ago for when this one finally dies, but it's still in the box and never used. I probably will not use it because I'm so used to fee-free and I have the Obihai with GV as well but never use that line really. I have too many phones and rarely talk on them.

Edit: Forgot to mention, although not relevant for this deal, AmEx has for some cardholders one of their offers for Spend $70, get $50 statement credit when purchased through the Ooma site directly.

I have a few hubs still operational around the world, and I have a telo grandfathered under lifetime premiere with no charges and fees. I'm an ooma customer for life lol.


The amex offer is good, I'm thinking about picking up some hd3 handsets or another bundle from ooma to have a spare for myself or friends / family.
Today 8:51 AM
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Pctek4456Today 8:51 AM
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Quote from mjv5864 View quoted comment :
Still rocking my original Hub and Scout with no monthly charges.

Same here! Smilie

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Today 8:51 AM
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Pctek4456Today 8:51 AM
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Quote from bissli View quoted comment :
17 years, hub upgraded to telo when they were offering to grandfather no fee plan to telo, although I only hooked it up a few years later even though hub was working fine. No complaints.

Same here Smilie

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