The calls are of very good quality, you can also send text messages, better than other systems we had tried before.

This app helps us to communicate with offices outside the country, at a very low cost. Allows you to install an app to the mobile phone at no extra cost.

At one time the app could not be installed from the Play store, and we had to ask the company directly, this made us delay in some way.

Despite the glitches I enjoy it and they even have customer service that seems to be involved. I am offered early on a scheduled appointment to discuss all the features of the phone that can help me with my business.

I enjoyed it, I appreciate being able to try the trial and

When I send text messages it may seem delayed when you go back to read it but on my client's end, he received the message so he replies but on the message log instead his answer to my question appears before mine. I like to log my client's contact so I hope this glitch will be fixed. Clients number- when you click add to contacts you go and right away brings you to your contacts where my number for client is saved but it doesn't save it in the app- so it still appears as just the number.

The software usually delivers my messages and calls reasonably well.

The software is buggy.I get random errors such as divide by zero exceptions during normal operation. On Windows 10, it will not save my microphone and headset settings. This means that I frequently (for every call) have to hang up on people, go into settings, set the microphone and speakers back to my headset, and call them back. This is inconvenient for people I know and can call back, but devastating if I'm trying to conduct business. Every update brings a litany of unexpected behavior and new errors, especially on mobile. (Moto E4 Plus) My biggest dislike is the difficulty I have had in getting assistance in porting my number out now that I have decided I'm done. They say they haven't received a port request despite my carrier submitting a request repeatedly over the course of 2-3 months. We have tried reaching out to their VOIP service provider to try and get an answer as to why the port request is being rejected, but have yet to have a call answered despite calling during their posted open hours. Line2's response has basically been "not our problem."

We use line 2 as a back up voip. One person on our marketing team uses line 1 daily.

Line 2 is simple to use and easy to activate. Line is great for people who live in rural areas. This application doesnt require a strong internet connection.

The service can be spotty at times with lots of down times.

Overall it's been pretty good. Support is good.

I like that it is a VOIP vs. a land line. You can route calls to your cell phone. It's inexpensive.

Calls are transcribed to your email. Transcriptions are not great, but at least I know there is a voice mail to listen to.