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Nov 1, 2026 4:05 PM

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

$80

$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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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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ketamine
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Yes, useless device and service.
https://www.ooma.com/home-phone-s...r-position
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GulllyBoY
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anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
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Community Reviews

Ooma Telo Air 2 is a simple home landline replacement that works well as a backup house phone, especially for households that want multiple handsets, intercom calling, and a reliable way to reach family when cell phones are charging or misplaced. It is also valued for clear voice quality, mobile app voicemail access, and long stretches of dependable service, with several long term setups still running after many years. The main tradeoff is that it depends on Wi Fi and can have connection issues, and the monthly taxes and fees still add up. It fits best when you want a traditional phone line feel without a traditional phone bill.

Common Questions (5)

  • Many long-term users report years of reliable service, including setups still working after 15 to 20 years. A few users also report failures or random connection problems, so reliability can depend on the unit and network conditions.

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  • The service charge is $0, but taxes and fees still apply, typically about $6-$9 per month depending on ZIP code. Some users also report totals around $7 to a little over $8 monthly, while Premier pricing can run higher.

    rastatechgiddyup944kukblue1PeteyTheStriker

  • Yes. It can replace a traditional landline and work with existing multi-handset cordless systems, including Panasonic setups, while providing a house phone with multiple handsets spread around the home. It is especially useful for families who want a shared line, intercom-style calling, and a backup when cell phones are charging or misplaced.

    ECarlsonjbserraECarlson

  • It relies on Wi‑Fi availability and has no battery to charge, so it depends on your internet connection. That makes it a simple home phone setup, but it will not keep working during an internet outage unless you have another backup solution.

    Willow747PeteyTheStriker

  • Yes, but porting a number into Ooma reportedly costs about $40. Porting out is free, so you can move the number later if needed.

    coachclasstopperdude

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googlewaveYesterday 11:27 AM
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Quote from Lilyly View quoted comment :
are they still charging like $7+ monthly on 911 service and communicatiom fee and tax?
Such a rip off and horrible business tactics
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gergevYesterday 11:49 AM
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Quote from mjv5864 View quoted comment :
Still rocking my original Hub and Scout with no monthly charges.
I have the scout but never used it. The original hub's message light went out, but I get msg notifications on my cell phone and can listen to the msg on the device or ooma's phone app. Service rarely goes down and connection is crystal clear. Pretty good deal for a one time $143 incl tax from frys Jul 2010.
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Quote from MagentaDesk1020 View quoted comment :
LOL who used a landline
millions of people "used a landline."
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Yesterday 12:21 PM
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acehigh1Yesterday 12:21 PM
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Do you get a new phone # with the service or do you have to port one over?
Yesterday 1:23 PM
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PeteyTheStrikerYesterday 1:23 PM
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Quote from ECarlson View quoted comment :
How much is caller ID?
Its all bundled under the premier service as one charge so its $9.99 plus taxes and fees so the total monthly charge is $19 with change.

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ctsohYesterday 2:12 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
Yes, I signed up in the late 1990's, when OOMA started. I paid about $400 I believe and moved two numbers from AT&T. I have paid nothing
since then and they still both work. I have an old one, which uses ethernet connection. So, 30 years of service for $400.
Yesterday 3:14 PM
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topperdudeYesterday 3:14 PM
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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.
Quote from ECarlson View quoted comment :
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.
I am also in the same boat - we have an old landline (currently using Spectrum VoIP service) that we are looking to "port out" to appropriate service - i.e. either Ooma or inexpensive MVNO service OR Google Voice. We rarely make outgoing calls and it is mainly for incoming calls from companies we had shared the number with BEFORE cell phones were a thing - the landline number has been replaced with our cell phone numbers at most companies but seems like there's always one or two companies (or old friends) that still seem to have our landline number.

Anyway, for that reason we are looking to keep the number that's been in the family for over 30 years and looking for best and most inexpensive option for the occasional incoming call.

Curious how Google Voice could be used in this scenario? We have a Panasonic multi-unit "landline" phone system that is currently connected to the Spectrum VoIP gateway/modem. This Panasonic unit also has a feature to connect via bluetooth to a cell phone.

Would porting this "landline number" over to a Google Voice account and then installing Google Voice on an old unlocked phone and connecting the cell phone to our Panasonic phone system via bluetooth achieve what we are trying to do? Or are there any caveats we need to consider for using Google Voice for this landline and the Panasonic system? Edit: On bit further research, looks like to port the landline number to Google Voice, we might have to temporarily port over from Spectrum to an intermediary cell phone/MVNO before finally porting over from the cell phone to Google Voice? Still trying to sort the steps out.

Thanks in advance for any input,
-Topper
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Yesterday 3:49 PM
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godloverYesterday 3:49 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
Yes, 20 years or so; works great, no issues, and completely free
Yesterday 3:53 PM
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runfast1986Yesterday 3:53 PM
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Quote from mjv5864 View quoted comment :
Still rocking my original Hub and Scout with no monthly charges.
Mine died after 16 years. Sad day.
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Dr. JYesterday 4:03 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
Mine died after like 10 years. After that I just abandoned the system, I wasn't buying a new "POTS" just to continually get spam calls.
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coachclassYesterday 4:09 PM
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$40 to transfer your number into Ooma, but it's free to port out.

They charge $7.xx for basic service.
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desidude2000Yesterday 4:34 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
I never got in on the original "white" ooma box. Was always kicking myself for it especially back in the days when it mattered a lot more and minutes came at a premium on cell service. I did set up obihai. And even though their portal is gone, I am still able to use it by having a local config and a google number.
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Yesterday 4:35 PM
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desidude2000Yesterday 4:35 PM
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Quote from mrdizle View quoted comment :
Obihai
Yep. Portal is gone but it still works if you know how to set it up.

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