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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 phone replacement that works well for landline-style calling over Wi Fi, with clear voice quality, voicemail alerts on the phone app, and support for multiple handsets and intercom use. It has been reliable for long stretches in several setups, including Verizon FiOS and cabin use, and it can be a useful backup for families or older relatives who prefer a house line. The main tradeoff is ongoing fees and taxes, often around $7 to $10 a month, plus porting charges. It also depends on Wi Fi and does not include SMS, so it fits best when you want a basic cordless home line.

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Yesterday 4:48 PM
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mrbrucermurrayYesterday 4:48 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
I am grandfathered in free..so long ago cant fig year they launched?
Yesterday 4:48 PM
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mrbrucermurrayYesterday 4:48 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
I am grandfathered in free..so long ago cant fig year they launched?
Yesterday 4:54 PM
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ReginaldStubtoeYesterday 4:54 PM
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Quote from PDX_Pete View quoted comment :
1-VoIP. I've been using them since June and have not had any issues, and no hidden charges.

Safe link: Residential VoIP Phone Service | 1-VoIP https://share.google/X8f8Tk0vQ5czR8cfl
Their cheapest is $9 a month. How is that cheaper?
Yesterday 4:56 PM
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ReginaldStubtoeYesterday 4:56 PM
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Quote from mrdizle View quoted comment :
millions of people "used a landline."
more like billions
Yesterday 6:24 PM
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JimR2075Yesterday 6:24 PM
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Quote from topperdude View quoted comment :
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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? ...
Thanks in advance for any input,
-Topper
I don't know if this will work. You could test it by connecting the cell phone with google voice to the panasonic landline phones and see if google voice will ring through. You could do that before porting over your current landline number to google voice.
Yesterday 7:04 PM
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dirkomaticYesterday 7:04 PM
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Quote from rich123 View quoted comment :
And 911 service with the Obihai service is merely $15/yr via Anveo with no additional taxes.
Damn. I pay $2.50 per month with CallCentric
Yesterday 7:09 PM
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rastatechYesterday 7:09 PM
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Quote from mjv5864 View quoted comment :
Still using my 202 too. What to do when it tanks???
when it tanks it goes to recycling or tech waste but for now it's working, haha

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Yesterday 7:26 PM
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jbserraYesterday 7:26 PM
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Those calling it dumb because you could get a cell phone instead are probably too young to remember having a community phone in the house. This gives us a house line with multiple handsets spread around the house/floors. Have used it plenty of times when the kids aren't answering their cell phones because they're charging or left in the car or whatever. Ring the house. Someone will pick up. Cheap backup, even if you pay the $7/month fees. That line used to be at least $30 when AT&T provided it.
Yesterday 8:15 PM
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uping1Yesterday 8:15 PM
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My Ooma Telo hardware finally died last year after running since ~2008. It served its purpose well for the first several years. I switched to exclusively using my cell phone and am glad to be rid of Ooma's rising fees.
Yesterday 8:57 PM
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matt314159Yesterday 8:57 PM
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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?
I left them like five years ago because their "just pay fees" bill was up to like $14.00 a month after starting at just $4.xx/mo back in 2013. They said they could get that down to $0.00 for x amount of months to try to retain me, but I was just done with them at that point.
Yesterday 11:29 PM
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hpdadYesterday 11:29 PM
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Quote from GulllyBoY View quoted comment :
anyone still running grandfather free tello Smilie
Here. Bought the system ($150, I think) from Costco in 2008, barely picking up though because most of the calls are from marketing.
Today 1:21 AM
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mattyd2377Today 1:21 AM
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Sorry, if you want a home phone this is an excellent choice and I would recommend. The rising fees comment is pretty funny in context!
Today 2:10 AM
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radarsToday 2:10 AM
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Can one use a cell phone to make and receive a phone call by wifi and Ooma app worldwide?
Today 2:20 AM
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webdoctorsToday 2:20 AM
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Anyone have a recommendation for a voip one thats GV compatible? My fear is mine might break one day...

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Today 3:48 AM
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ECarlsonToday 3:48 AM
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Quote from jbserra View quoted comment :
Those calling it dumb because you could get a cell phone instead are probably too young to remember having a community phone in the house. This gives us a house line with multiple handsets spread around the house/floors. Have used it plenty of times when the kids aren't answering their cell phones because they're charging or left in the car or whatever. Ring the house. Someone will pick up. Cheap backup, even if you pay the $7/month fees. That line used to be at least $30 when AT&T provided it.
And you can switch the call to another phone, or 2 or more people can be on separate phones, in separate rooms in the house on the same call at the same time, and mine has intercom, so you can talk to someone in a far way room. There are so many things cell phones can't do that landlines can, especially if you live in a house with your partner/family/friends. If you are alone, or live with strangers you rarely interact with, not so many advantages.

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