Ooma Office Expands IP Phone Support with Introduction of Yealink IP Conference Phone

PALO ALTO, Calif.--September 14, 2016-- Ooma, Inc. (NYSE:OOMA), a leading smart communications platform for small businesses and consumers, today announced the expansion of its Ooma Office phone system, adding support for the Yealink CP860 IP Conference Phone. Ooma Office already supports multiple IP phones including models from Cisco and Yealink, as well as analog phones, fax machines and mobile phones, providing a comprehensive small business phone solution for any work environment. “IP phone support for Ooma Office has been extremely popular since first announced earlier this year,” said Jim Gustke, vice president of marketing for Ooma, Inc. “Adding the Yealink IP Conference Phone to the offering gives small businesses even more flexibility and options to meet their communications needs.” Yealink CP860 IP Conference Phones compatible with the Ooma Office cloud-based phone system are available exclusively from Ooma, and work best for small and medium-sized conference rooms. The full-duplex and acoustic echo cancelling technology enables users to have clear and life-like conference calls. The Yealink CP860 IP Conference Phone is available for $399.99, and the Yealink CPE80 Expansion Microphone, sold separately, is available for $89.99. Ooma Office, named best business VoIP service by PC Magazine for an unprecedented three years running, combines on premise and cloud architecture for a more reliable communications solution that can grow with its users as their businesses grow. Ooma Office offers small businesses a big business phone experience without the high price tag – starting at just $19.95 per user per month – reducing phone bills by up to 75 percent. For more information and to purchase Ooma Office and a compatible, provisioned IP phone, visit www.ooma.com/business. For more information about Ooma, please visit www.ooma.com.

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