Multiple Band Cell Phone Booster Vehicle Boost Cell Voice Data for RV Motorhome Truck

Needed a cell booster for my home away from work (camper) where I have minimal service with out a booster. I Sold my other camper with the We Boost booster in it. Had service and could stream Netflix and work stuff as needed with it.. Bought this to try and save a few bucks when got our new trailer. Says LTE on the box and green but can’t even download a email Parked in the same spot where had the we boost. To bad.

Before you buy, you need to make sure the channels your phone is talking to are covered. Mine are. And wow what a difference. There was an old TV antenna on the roof. I replaced it with this unit. Cell coverage in the house was improved immediately upon turning the unit on. The service which had been spotty in that end of the house went to dependable in moments.

Seems to be working ok Pre install RSSI: 115.00 dBm showing 2 bars Post install RSSI: -62.50 dBm showing 4 bars Moved into Server Room: Pre Install: 84.50dBm showing 1 bar Post Install: 27.00 dBm showing 4 bars This is on a iPhone 6+ (with a case) on Verizon. Comes with a easy to understand, well written english user manual showing how to check signal strength and best install practices. There is a warranty card with very poor english. Kit included mounting hardware and a bracket for pole/mast mounting. The Coax cable that ships with it leaves MUCH to be desired. Coming in a 50 feet, the length is good but I question its durability for years on a roof or outdoor installation.

Meh... It works, but not like I had imagined. I tested the antenna placement by measuring the signal with my phone. However the network performance of my phone is way better on the roof where the antenna is mounted than it is once connected to the repeater. This is important to me because I intended on my phone being a backup internet connection for work. If you just want to make phone calls with this, then great, but if you need a mission critical internet circuit, pick a different product.

I had a couple bars outside and did everything that was said. I also contacted the company and tried several fixes. In the end, the company just kept having me try stuff till the return window passed and then stopped responding. The same emails I was getting a response from went dead!

i have a 3 to 5 bar signl with tis device. i would recommend a directional antenna for maximum gain. the omni works ok and is easier to find a signal, but a directional would pull in a little more signal. i can use my t mobile hot spot at camp with this and can get internet on my computer.

Didn't work for me. Live in Rio Rancho NM. Crappy Verizon signal. Had to buy one of their home internet boosters. It works good, but had to spend $250 for a booster even though they say the signal is adequate.

Lasted 1 year, not worth 270.00. Quit working when 1 year old. Would not advise anyone to buy this.