Ooma HD3 Handset cordless phone with picture caller-ID and HD voice quality, Works only with Ooma Telo VoIP free Internet home phone service.

Update: Had this now for a while (8 mths) and it is still garbage. Never rings, battery dyes in minutes and does not connect to make calls, have to constantly re-attach to Ooma station.Horrible device don’t purchase. Buy a Panasonic station. The Ooma hand set HD3 is Always dead, always loses connection, never rings when a call comes it. Worst purchase ever made should have returned it.

When the phone is charged up it works great but once the batteries drain completely it's like the phone needs a reboot and I have to flip the batteries around before placing on the charging cradle to make them recharge on the cradle - otherwise just a blank screen and no charging. If I let the batteries totally discharge with the handset off the cradle, they won't recharge unless I do this routine. If I leave the phone on the cradle after each use, it is not an issue but who remembers to take the phone back to the cradle---might as well have a cord!

What a waste of money. These phone do not integrate well with standard wireless phones and have a max of 4 phones per ooma. Just get your selves a good quality wireless phone, ie VTech or Panasonic, and connect directly to the Ooma and you can have more handsets than the HD3 Handset limits. Also these things do drop calls and have very poor sound quality in both speaker and normal modes. I would not buy these again.

The greatest flaw with Ooma was always the lack of a great handset. I had the previous versions of this handset and the volume was never loud enough and the range poor. Ofcourse, you can always plug in your existing home phone.. but the wireless hand sets i had never quite works well with the Ooma. This time they nailed it. This great handset has excellent volume, is much lighter than a cell phone so it doesn't exhaust your arm, has great functionality and a nicely lit screen. It also has great range. i have the Ooma base station in the basement on the opposite side of the house and the handset still picks up the signal no problem.

2 units arrived with bad batteries and would not connect to base until batteries were replaced. Replacement cost $22.59. I hope these units last longer than the HD2 versions did. Would be helpful to be able to get reimbursed from Amazom/Ooma! After replacing the batteries, 1 unit failed after 2 days in cradle, will be returning it for a replacement.