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magicJack VOIP Phone Adapter - Unlimited Calls to US & Canada, No Monthly Bill, Portable Internet Phone with App, magicIN™ & magicOUT™ Service | Envi

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$59.36

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magicJack VOIP Phone Adapter - Unlimited Calls to US & Canada, No Monthly Bill, Portable Internet Phone with App, magicIN™ & magicOUT™ Service

4,39.800 reseñas

$59.36

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KEEP YOUR NUMBER & TRUSTED QUALITY: Port your existing number for a one-time $19.95 fee and enjoy free magicJack-to-magicJack calls worldwide, low international rates, and a 1-year warranty. Buy new from magicJack for a guaranteed working unit—avoid used devices!. EASY SETUP, VERSATILE USE: Plug into your high-speed internet and any cordless or landline phone—or use with your computer. Comes with step-by-step instructions, ethernet cord, USB extension, and power adapter for hassle-free installation. FREE MOBILE APP FOR ON-THE-GO CONVENIENCE: Download the magicJack app to make unlimited calls and send texts to U.S. numbers from your smartphone. Syncs with your home phone to ring both devices simultaneously—stay connected anywhere!. WORK-FROM-HOME READY: Experience crystal-clear calls with upgraded voice quality, even on busy networks. Features a faster CPU (4x speed) and more memory for reliable performance—perfect for remote work or home office needs. UNLIMITED CALLING, NO MONTHLY BILLS: Enjoy 12 months of free local and long-distance calls to the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands—plus Caller ID, Voicemail, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, and Conference Calling—all included with no hidden fees. Save big compared to traditional phone services.

Marca: magicJack
Modelo: B07S1HKJY6
Categoría aduanal: All Departments

Reseñas

4,3

9.800 reseñas

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Nicole
10 de agosto de 2026
Works
Great price for a land line. Does have a lot of static and sometimes doesnt work the best. But it is a wonderful option to have instead of a cell phone. Was easy to setup.
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HDD
Setup Works on a Home Router WiFi/Ethernet System
Setup worked extremely well for me. I have an phone/answering machine on my land line that comes in over my fiber optic internet service. CenturyLink informed me about a month ago that they would terminate all VOIP phone service in about six weeks (new owner of both services is now AT&T). With the MagicJack modem I was pleased to be able to also integrate a computer interface with my phone service. I plugged the phone machine into the MagicJack, plugged an ethernet cable into the MagicJack and also into my house eternet wall port, then plugged the MagicJack into my desktop computer. The phone worked immediately, the computer software loaded and I updated. MagicJack assigned me a new local number and then I requested to port over my old number for $19.95 plus tax and fees = $23.06 (you have to wait until the MagicJack service is activated before porting the old number). I had to put a credit card on my account for that but I did not elect autorenew after the complimentary 12-month service runs out. MagicJack searched and informed me that my old number was available to port and I was able to put in the request through the computer interface. I had two numbers for two weeks until the porting completed. Until porting is complete, calls on the old number will keep coming in to the phone, however we noticed that all spam calls stopped during this time. This is a huge savings for me and I thank AT&T for terminating their overpriced VOIP service.Ver másVer menos
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Thomas M.
Overheats quickly, seriously needs a mini fan; otherwise, I love the very low cost for the service!
I'd rate it less, for its serious overheating issue, but I simply can't find any VoIP service that charges that little!The device has no means of cooling itself off: no fans, screws, nor vents.Biggest issue: the USB connector. I almost burnt my fingers, when I unplugged it, after a phone call, to inspect it.On one magicJack device (I DON'T recommend this), I...• avoided the USB-outlet adapter that came in the box (instead, I plugged it directly into a surge protector that comes with USB connectors preinstalled)• stuck 2 heat sinks (40x25x10mm) onto the magicJack case surfaces (doesn't do much on plastic, but worth a try)• and even carefully drilled tiny holes into it (on the slanted sides, near the top, not where the white sticker is).USB connector was still hot, and the person on the other side, started to hear themselves echo back.For the next one, (I DO recommend this) I...• DIDN'T drill holes into it (in case it's what caused the echo),• DID update the firmware on both the internet modem and the magicJack adapter (plugged it into a computer to update it, which is also how I connected the new device to my account to replace the old one),• DID DISABLE my modem's "SIP ALG" (Session Initiation Protocol Application Layer Gateway) in its settings (said to help with VoIP issues like echoes),• DID add and direct two 40mm 5V fans to blow directly onto the USB connector and case (I set the speed to "Low"),• and DID stick those 50x25x10mm heat sinks onto the new device's top & bottom surfaces.Now it works fine: No echo, no overheating, no cutting off. I even started a conference call with 2 corded phones.I highly recommend that you have like a little fan blowing onto the case and USB connector (my fans are roughly an inch away from the case, and held in place by something to not fall over or move) to avoid overheating. Heat-sinks don't seem to really do much (since they're stuck onto the plastic), so you don't need to really buy them (especially since they may cover up that white sticker with the device's details).My calls used to distort and drop after 20-30 minutes, due to excessive overheating from the device, now I can have hour chats. I even put my hand on the device right after: barely warm.Those devices should come with built-in fans and vents, honestly, but maybe it messes with the call quality. No clue.
cblair516
28 de julio de 2026
Inexpensive landline
I have had one for years...but the last year I moved, misplaced it. You can't beat Magic Jack. Easy to install, and under 50 bucks a year when your computer (at least mine) is on 24/7 is great. I did order a telephone (cordless) but until it arrives, sound is going right through my computer. Plug in, download, sign up for an account, choose a number, add your contacts and you have a CHEAP land line.Ver másVer menos
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SandiMacD
8 de diciembre de 2022
Still a great option for low cost
I had to replace one after about 3 years. First bought MJ Plus in 2017. In 2019, the phone lines were getting a lot of static so I replaced our 10 yr old cordless Panasonic phones with new ones. Didn't help. Searched internet and learned it might be MJ as it may have taken a hit with our continuous lightning storms. As soon as I did, the line was crystal clear again. I put the second one on a surge protector. MJ worked excellent on our FiOS. Never any problems. All calls were crystal clear, no lags and callers said the same on other end.A year or so later, the MJ app was rolled out so I could make/take calls and texts on my iPad! Super convenient. Can also call into the voice mail with the app to pick up messages.If power goes out or if I disconnect my MJ or my phone, then calls will be recorded as a .wav file and emailed to me. Another handy feature. Call forwarding is included with MJ which came in handy when we were without internet as calls could be forwarded to my husband's cell phone. Connecting with iPad contacts is optional. Once I did that, I could block callers and names would show up in the MJ app's call menu for ingoing, outgoing and missed calls. I can search to place a call to someone in my contacts right from the MJ app. I can turn on ipads DoNotDisturb feature and calls will go straight to voicemail without ringing.However we moved to rural America in 2022 and stuck now with sucky internet. Only option here is microwave tower, cellular and satellite. We've tried them all. Cellular hot spot with booster antenna gives us the most stable internet but we have a lot of packet loss during daytime (10-40%) which means MJ isn't working well between 9:30 am and 4:30 pm.Still it's better than no home phone. Works just fine on weekends, early mornings, evenings and sometimes during day.I did try OOMA here but the internet is so bad I couldn't even get Ooma software updates to load on the telo after leaving connected for 18 hours. I was hoping maybe Ooma device might be more robust since it's four times the size of MJ. But in the end could never get Ooma to work.I contacted MJ support when first installing and when porting and when setting up the second MJ. Support was helpful enough each time.My husband and I switched to needing a hearing impaired phone (with on screen captions) last year. We just can't hear conversations well on cell phones and traditional phones any more. For residential home phone service, I am quite satisfied and I can't beat the price. It's not the fault of MJ that this internet is too slow. If you have decent broadband and no packet loss it works great.
janet
20 de enero de 2026
NO REFUND FOR 3 YEAR SERVICE CONTRACT even when Majic Jacks says the tech fault was theirs
I was a magic jack user for ten + years. 9/25 I purchased a 3 year service on a new updated version of the device. Had problems ever since with registering online...I can call out but no incoming calls. MJ had me dancing thru hoops ----maybe my phone wasn't matching (brought 3 new ones ), maybe my device was older version, ( purchased 3), (hoop) (hoop) (hoop) maybe my computer had a problem, (hoop) you name it their repair dept suggested it. I asked why not just go into my account and register it since my purchase of renewing for 3 years was quietly being used up and the payment obviously had cleared).... no, that can't be done. Requested a partial refund danced thru three more hoops of new ticket #'s and, always asking " did I get the email?" (hoop) (this took another month + in time) I said no emailed received ... was told to wait another week (hoop). I have 4 numbered tickets from MJ requesting refund. I did get an email for their tech dept stating the fault was on them but I still had to fix it (hoop). Finally, got "THE" email, no wonder, it said no refund was coming (company policy) and suggested I should buy another device and try again. (hoop). The people I talked to, did'nt or could'nt, tell me I was "whistling in the dark for a refund.".... just another way for me to jump thru a (hoop). Meanwhile the MJ device returned to Amazon on 1/9 /26) is still waiting for refund applied to my account (hoop). Seems MJ takes its time ok'ing refunds. Lesson learned: when you read this type of review...pay attention.Ver másVer menos
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