A few days back verizon launched its verizon hub voip service, but the big question is Should you be buying Verizon Hub voip Phone...?
With launch of any product this question certainly comes to our mind, is this product value for our money.
This verizon Hub voip powered device is based on Linux. The phone simple looks great with its touch screen interface. But the cost of phone is $200. Phone do has a lot many features, but at this time of recession price service seems too high. Why would one buy this costly phone when they can get a phone for just $20-$30.
First let me give some details of this Verizon Hub voip service -:
You just need to plug this phone to broadbacd line, then this will work as a regulat voip phone, calender, browser and lot more.
The Verizon Hub is an 8-inch, 800x480 touchscreen device and has a single DECT 6.0 cordless phone.
Cost $199 with a two-year contract.
Unlimited domestic calling (including the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands) for $34.99 a month.
Now the unlimited calling plan itself cost too much, we have blogged about so many other voip providers offering unlimited domestic calls at just $14/month.
My vote surely goes against this costly device. (No problem with features, service - they are great) but my complaint is only money (cost) at this time of recession.
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