You might try Google Fi. Not Google Fiber, Google Fi (https://fi.google.com/ https://fi.google.com/). I felt the same way about the difference in quality betwe

You might try Google Fi. Not Google Fiber, Google Fi (https://fi.google.com/ https://fi.google.com/). I felt the same way about the difference in quality between cell phones and old-fashioned landlines. "Telephone voice" used to mean "bad audio quality," but compared to cell phones, the old telephone sounds golden. The nicest thing about PSTN-to-PSTN calls is their timing. Cell phones have a delay that always trips me up and keeps us from getting into any kind of conversational rhythm. Again it's another thing that I didn't appreciate back in the '80s, when landlines were all there was. Finally I got Fi. The difference in quality is refreshing, even when talking to people on cell phones with different carriers (which is all the time, because no one else seems to know about Google Fi). The latency is much less, and the sound is clearer. Ready to kick it into high gear? I can make phone calls on my laptop. Plug in earbuds with a built-in mic, and phone calls never sounded so good. No, I don't work for Google.