I've had one for years, and it just works. Whether or not you spring for the $10 per month Premier add-on, the Telo is awesome. It allows you to clean common system junk files and invalid registry entries, and Internet traces. That's the lowest price I've seen on the hardware, and you also get a wireless adapter that eliminates the need to run Ethernet cable to wherever you want to put the box. Glary Utilities offers free powerful, and easy-to-use system tools and utilities to help fix, speed up, maintain and protect your PC. Not today: Meh has the refurbished Ooma Telo Classic for $65, plus $5 for shipping. And if you've tried perennial freebie fave CCleaner as well, let everyone know how this compares.īonus deal: Ooma is widely regarded as one of the best - if not the best - landline phone replacements, though the cost of entry is a little steep.
If you've used Glary Utilities before, share your own feedback in the comments. You just never know when a system utility will cause a problem instead of solving it, and without a support lifeline, that could spell trouble.
However, if you're a computer novice, you might want to steer clear. Remember, Glarysoft hopes to count you among its paying customers someday. The giveaway nets you a lifetime license for a single PC, the only caveats being that you get neither free updates nor free support.
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