Ooma Telo Named Editor’s Choice by PC Mag

Easy setup, clear voice quality, user-friendly Web interface, and low cost distinguish Ooma

Palo Alto, CA - Thursday, August 6th, 2015

Ooma, Inc. (NYSE: OOMA), a leading smart business and home communications platform, today announced that PCMag has named the Ooma Telo as Editors’ Choice for home VoIP services. Ooma distinguished itself in the category through ease of setup, clear voice quality, and a user-friendly Web interface all at a low cost, making the Ooma Telo the best option for an Internet-based landline replacement service.

The Ooma Telo is the smart choice for consumers to end the high monthly costs of a traditional landline. For a one-time cost of $129.99, customers enjoy free calling anywhere in the U.S. (taxes not included) with Ooma’s PureVoice® HD technology and a host of outstanding features, from call screening and free Ooma-to-Ooma calling anywhere in the world to 911 text and email and alerts and a free Ooma Mobile HD app.

“Ooma Telo users are already saving money every single month from making the switch to Ooma. Being named PCMag’s Editors’ Choice is letting consumers know that Ooma is the smart choice for them when it comes to home telephony services,” said Jim Gustke, vice president of marketing at Ooma. “Our mission remains to constantly deliver the best telephony experience – whether that’s through new innovations such as our Ooma Mobile HD app or working with new partners like Nest – and we will continue to develop products and features that drive the future of smart communications.”

For only $9.99 a month, Ooma customers can upgrade to a Premier account, which unlocks a host of new telephony features such as three-way conferencing, do not disturb, multi-ring, voicemail-to-email forwarding, a second number, plus many more. Additionally, Ooma Premier users can enjoy unrivaled privacy with three ways to block telemarketers, robocallers and other unwanted callers, including political and nonprofit calls not covered by the National Do Not Call list, all through Ooma’s Personal Blacklist, Community Blacklist and Expanded Blacklist.