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product_id: 69175150
title: "HD3 Handset Cordless with Caller-ID and HD Voice Quality. Exclusively for Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone Service"
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price: "500 Lei"
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# 10h talk time 2" color screen HD voice clarity HD3 Handset Cordless with Caller-ID and HD Voice Quality. Exclusively for Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone Service

**Brand:** ooma
**Price:** 500 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📞 Elevate your home calls with HD clarity and seamless smart syncing!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** HD3 Handset Cordless with Caller-ID and HD Voice Quality. Exclusively for Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone Service by ooma
- **How much does it cost?** 500 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/69175150-hd3-handset-cordless-with-caller-id-and-hd-voice-quality)

## Best For

- ooma enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ooma brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extended Battery Life:** Up to 10 hours of talk time and 150 hours standby to keep you connected longer.
- • **Multi-Handset Support:** Supports up to 4 wireless handsets per Ooma Telo for whole-home coverage.
- • **Smart Contact Syncing:** Online phone book syncing keeps your contacts updated across devices instantly.
- • **Crystal-Clear HD Voice:** Experience calls with superior sound quality that makes every conversation crisp.
- • **Seamless Ooma Telo Integration:** Effortless pairing with Ooma Telo for a unified home communication hub.

## Overview

The Ooma HD3 Handset is a sleek, cordless VoIP phone designed exclusively for the Ooma Telo system. Featuring a vibrant 2-inch color screen, HD voice quality for crystal-clear calls, and a robust 10-hour talk time, it enhances your home phone experience. With online contact syncing and support for multiple handsets, it’s the perfect upgrade for professionals seeking reliable, high-quality home communication.

## Description

Unleash the full power of your Ooma Telo with the new Ooma HD3 Handset. This third-generation cordless handset is designed to take advantage of everything Ooma has to offer. With a sleek comfortable design, an intuitive menu system, and a battery life that will keep you talking for hours, the HD3 Handset is the perfect companion device for your Telo. NOTE: Each Ooma Telo can support up to 4 wireless peripherals. The HD3 Handset is not compatible with the original Ooma Telo Handset or the Ooma Hub. Some features require a subscription to Ooma Premier.

Review: Works seamlessly with the OOMA Telo Air. Nice phone! - Well, it's a cordless phone; so how great can it be? It's pretty great. I have used OOMA for about 6 years now and I always had a 3-phone Panasonic cordless system connected to my OOMA Telo by a phone cord. That setup worked; but I was having problems on occasion when I would pick up a call; it would hang up. I was going to buy another cordless phone system until I saw this OOMA HD3 handset and I thought.... why not? I was hoping that the HD3 would seamlessly integrate with my OOMA Telo and would give me a better experience overall. Well, it met my expectations. I did replace the cheap rechargeable batteries with the Panasonics that another reviewer suggested. I figured it made sense because manufacturers typically ship with the lowest grade batteries available; the Panasonics are working. But let's talk about the phone: 1. It is very similar to form and fit as most cordless phones on the market. No real surprises here. The buttons and menus are what you would expect and what you are likely used to. 2. It connected effortlessly to my OOMA Telo Air. Just press a button on the Telo and make a selection on the phone and they paired immediately. Very easy. 3. I tested this on a call with a family member who I normally talk to. They remarked that the clarity of the call on their end was very clear; much better than when I was using the Panasonic system. Everything was great on my side as well. 4. I can now check my OOMA voicemail on my phone with a click of a button. I had to go online or to my OOMA Telo for voicemail with my old phones. 5. I can easily update my contact list (telephone directory) online at my OOMA account and they show up on the phones contact list; something I couldn't figure out before with a regular phone. There may even be other good features that I haven't discovered yet. But the bottom line is that this phone integrates very well into the OOMA Telo and OOMA system, making for a frustration-free experience. The range seems to be quite good as well. I do think that the price point for the single phone (approximately $50) is a bit steep; I think it should be offered lower. But there is a price to pay for convenience...I understand that. I will probably purchase another if I catch a sale; but one is good for me now. If you are new to OOMA or thinking about OOMA service in lieu of a telephone landline....do it! You will save SO MUCH money in the long run for a small initial investment. My recommendation for a new OOMA user is to buy the OOMA Telo VoIP Home Phone system with three HD3 handsets (TELO3HD3); that is a pretty good deal at $149.99 and will give you everything you need for whole house coverage and a good experience. I am personally happy that I found OOMA and made the decision to switch years ago; it has probably saved me nearly $5000 over the six years that I have had the service.
Review: Nice looking device that integrates with features of the Ooma Telo - see notes on pairing after software upgrade - I got 4 HD3 handsets to go along with my new Ooma Telo Air 2. I wasn't even aware the Ooma supported cordless DECT-type phones when I bought it. A nice plus. Just a few things to watch for when you setup a new HD3 phone. Put in batteries in and the phone was ready to be paired with the device. Press and hold the page key on the back of the Telo to initiate pairing. No problem. The device paired in a few seconds. The message on the phone said the device needed a software upgrade and to place it on its charging cradle. The software upgrade took a few minutes with the phone displaying upgrade progress. So far so good. The phone rebooted itself and started looking for the base unit. Looking... Looking... I let the phone look for about 10 minutes and nothing was happening. What to do? The fix for this issue is pretty easy. It involves making the Ooma Telo and the phone forget about each other so they can be paired again. Connect an ethernet cable between your home computer and the HOME port on the back of the Ooma Telo. This gives you access to the Telo's web-based maintenance page by entering a web address in a browser of 172.27.35.1. In the maintenance page, click on the "DECT" section and a list of registered cordless handsets appears. Click the "Remove" button for the handset and refreshed the web page. I had to do this remove option twice to get it to remove the device. On the phone handset, press the "Menu" button and select "Unregister Device" option. This makes the handset forget its original pairing and a message appears requesting for the phone to be paired with an Ooma Telo. Using the Ooma Telo web page, you can press the "Register Device" button to pair again with the phone. This time the pairing only took a few seconds to pair. With that all done, you can disconnect the ethernet cable from the Ooma Telo and you're all set.

## Features

- Keep your contacts up to date with online phone book syncing.
- Add a line with optional Ooma Premier for a separate home office number.
- 10 hour talk time; 150 hour standby
- 2" color screen
- Supports HD voice for crystal-clear sound quality.
- Works with Ooma Telo free home phone service. Get unlimited nationwide calling, voicemail, caller-ID, call waiting and 911.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B078H4FHGJ |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,832 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #9 in VoIP Phones |
| Date First Available | January 15, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Item model number | HD3 |
| Manufacturer | Ooma, Inc. |
| Product Dimensions | 1.2 x 1.9 x 6.9 inches |

## Product Details

- **Answering System Type:** Digital
- **Brand:** ooma
- **Color:** Black
- **Dialer Type:** Single Keypad
- **Item Weight:** 0.25 Pounds
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.2 x 1.9 x 6.9 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Telephone Type:** Cordless

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works seamlessly with the OOMA Telo Air. Nice phone!
*by W***R on March 9, 2025*

Well, it's a cordless phone; so how great can it be? It's pretty great. I have used OOMA for about 6 years now and I always had a 3-phone Panasonic cordless system connected to my OOMA Telo by a phone cord. That setup worked; but I was having problems on occasion when I would pick up a call; it would hang up. I was going to buy another cordless phone system until I saw this OOMA HD3 handset and I thought.... why not? I was hoping that the HD3 would seamlessly integrate with my OOMA Telo and would give me a better experience overall. Well, it met my expectations. I did replace the cheap rechargeable batteries with the Panasonics that another reviewer suggested. I figured it made sense because manufacturers typically ship with the lowest grade batteries available; the Panasonics are working. But let's talk about the phone: 1. It is very similar to form and fit as most cordless phones on the market. No real surprises here. The buttons and menus are what you would expect and what you are likely used to. 2. It connected effortlessly to my OOMA Telo Air. Just press a button on the Telo and make a selection on the phone and they paired immediately. Very easy. 3. I tested this on a call with a family member who I normally talk to. They remarked that the clarity of the call on their end was very clear; much better than when I was using the Panasonic system. Everything was great on my side as well. 4. I can now check my OOMA voicemail on my phone with a click of a button. I had to go online or to my OOMA Telo for voicemail with my old phones. 5. I can easily update my contact list (telephone directory) online at my OOMA account and they show up on the phones contact list; something I couldn't figure out before with a regular phone. There may even be other good features that I haven't discovered yet. But the bottom line is that this phone integrates very well into the OOMA Telo and OOMA system, making for a frustration-free experience. The range seems to be quite good as well. I do think that the price point for the single phone (approximately $50) is a bit steep; I think it should be offered lower. But there is a price to pay for convenience...I understand that. I will probably purchase another if I catch a sale; but one is good for me now. If you are new to OOMA or thinking about OOMA service in lieu of a telephone landline....do it! You will save SO MUCH money in the long run for a small initial investment. My recommendation for a new OOMA user is to buy the OOMA Telo VoIP Home Phone system with three HD3 handsets (TELO3HD3); that is a pretty good deal at $149.99 and will give you everything you need for whole house coverage and a good experience. I am personally happy that I found OOMA and made the decision to switch years ago; it has probably saved me nearly $5000 over the six years that I have had the service.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice looking device that integrates with features of the Ooma Telo - see notes on pairing after software upgrade
*by 6***7 on May 25, 2018*

I got 4 HD3 handsets to go along with my new Ooma Telo Air 2. I wasn't even aware the Ooma supported cordless DECT-type phones when I bought it. A nice plus. Just a few things to watch for when you setup a new HD3 phone. Put in batteries in and the phone was ready to be paired with the device. Press and hold the page key on the back of the Telo to initiate pairing. No problem. The device paired in a few seconds. The message on the phone said the device needed a software upgrade and to place it on its charging cradle. The software upgrade took a few minutes with the phone displaying upgrade progress. So far so good. The phone rebooted itself and started looking for the base unit. Looking... Looking... I let the phone look for about 10 minutes and nothing was happening. What to do? The fix for this issue is pretty easy. It involves making the Ooma Telo and the phone forget about each other so they can be paired again. Connect an ethernet cable between your home computer and the HOME port on the back of the Ooma Telo. This gives you access to the Telo's web-based maintenance page by entering a web address in a browser of 172.27.35.1. In the maintenance page, click on the "DECT" section and a list of registered cordless handsets appears. Click the "Remove" button for the handset and refreshed the web page. I had to do this remove option twice to get it to remove the device. On the phone handset, press the "Menu" button and select "Unregister Device" option. This makes the handset forget its original pairing and a message appears requesting for the phone to be paired with an Ooma Telo. Using the Ooma Telo web page, you can press the "Register Device" button to pair again with the phone. This time the pairing only took a few seconds to pair. With that all done, you can disconnect the ethernet cable from the Ooma Telo and you're all set.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy integration, more expensive than I thought it would be.
*by L***K on October 2, 2022*

One of our old handsets started malfunctioning so we decided to replace it. I thought the old handsets were around $30. We are always on the fence as to whether or not to just complete get rid of our land line so when a replacement handset is more expensive than I think the discussion starts again. This connected to our system very easily which is essential. Overall it works well.

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