It behaves pretty much the way the magicJack plus 2012 did. So far, I have had no trouble using the device. I’m not sure how this will play out in magicJack’s business model.
The only way around it is to not immediately charge for e911. I guess magicJack can’t really say there are no hidden costs. If you’re not a technology person or the video seems to be going by fast, feel free to watch the video several times, pause or skip back a few seconds to read all the information. There are a lot of text captions with fairly dense extra information.
I created a new magicJack account for this device because again, most viewers are buying the device for the first time. Once again, I used the computer method for registration and activation, since this method seems to be the most frustration-free for the widest audience. That said, the mJ+2012 was a good device, and likely so will this one be.
It’s about the same size, with the same light configuration, just with a new “coat of paint”, so to speak. The new magicJack GO looks suspiciously like it’s predecssor the magicJack PLUS 2012.
