Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home and Office - 850MHz Band 5 GSM 3G Mobile Phone Repeater Amplifier Kit with Whip/Yagi Antennas - Reduce Dropped Calls for Remote Area
Key features
- •【COMPATIBLE WITH MOST NETWORKS】 The booster works with GSM and 3G for Most Carriers includes Verizon, AT&T, US Cellular, Straight Talk and more, compatible with all cellulars that operates frequency 850 MHz, band 5.
- •【BOOST VOICE AND 3G DATA】Improve voice and 3g data, help you reduce dropped & missed calls and provides faster 3G internet for multiple simultaneous users in home or office.
- •【EASY SETUP】 The indoor whip antenna connects to booster directly, the outdoor yagi antenna includes 32ft cable and mounting screws, just plug and play as the instructions, you can install it yourself easily.
- •【CHECK CELL BAND BEFORE PURCHASE】Please make sure your cell phone is on Band 5 with 1-2 bars existing signal outside, it doesn't support other bands or create signal.
- •【PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED】 FCC Certified, 30-Day Money-back Guarantee, 3-Month Free Replacement, 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty.
Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home and Office - 850MHz Band 5 GSM 3G Mobile Phone Repeater Amplifier Kit with Whip/Yagi Antennas - Reduce Dropped Calls for Remote Area
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
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Didn’t make much difference
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•February 6, 2018
I purchased this for my brother who lives in east Texas. It really didn't make much difference in his ability to get cell phone signals where he lives even with mounting above the roof of his house Hopefully, someday they will put a tower closer.
Did not work for me
Crow Patrol✓ Verified Purchase•December 11, 2017
I could not get this to work with my phone. I have no idea if it is a problem with the repeater or my phone. Could not identify a location for the nearest cell tower, so I had to just set it up and try every direction. No joy.
I get 1 bar on my TracPone CDMA phone (Verizon network) and none of the apps that are supposed to show tower locations would work. Never got any improvement so I really don't know. I live in a rural area, so expected this to help at least a little.
It took me too long to test it so I lost the return window. Chalk it up to experience.
I get 1 bar on my TracPone CDMA phone (Verizon network) and none of the apps that are supposed to show tower locations would work. Never got any improvement so I really don't know. I live in a rural area, so expected this to help at least a little.
It took me too long to test it so I lost the return window. Chalk it up to experience.
It works perfectly but you need to do your research! Hints below!
Swedish Cars✓ Verified Purchase•October 31, 2017
It actually works. It took 1-2 bars outside of HSPA+ and made them 5 bars, in a basement, and with full coverage through a stone wall into my stone farmhouse. I have no less than 2 bars where I had none before. I will experiment with antenna placement in the house to make this even better.
You need an ap such a LGTE Discovery, which at the time of this review is free. This will tell you what network you are on and what frequency. It will also give you a rough idea of what direction your tower is. The rest is the logistics of mounting - we used an unused chimney flue and sent the wire through that, mounting the antenna on a black plastic pipe on the chimney cap. I didn't use a steel or copper pole because I was worried this would make interference.
I am overall tremendously pleased with it. I will update as to how it holds up and any issues as we get rid of our land line for this.
You need an ap such a LGTE Discovery, which at the time of this review is free. This will tell you what network you are on and what frequency. It will also give you a rough idea of what direction your tower is. The rest is the logistics of mounting - we used an unused chimney flue and sent the wire through that, mounting the antenna on a black plastic pipe on the chimney cap. I didn't use a steel or copper pole because I was worried this would make interference.
I am overall tremendously pleased with it. I will update as to how it holds up and any issues as we get rid of our land line for this.
Good Product and Good Price
RR in Texas✓ Verified Purchase•October 18, 2017
This worked pretty well right out of the box. I don't get 5 bars but it gets 2 to 4 bars and that is plenty for my phone to work.
More Bars for sure.
TOMTHEATOMBOMB✓ Verified Purchase•October 2, 2017
Let me start by saying I am in a Verizon 4 LTE area in which I needed to go into the front corner of my house to talk to someone without getting cut off. The service is variable 1 to 2 bars at best even in the corner. I installed this antenna outside up on the side of my house with the wire going through to my basement. My office is in my basement. I went from 1 to up to 4 bars. The service still seems to vary but I have at least two bars on my phone and can now make calls from my basement which was never a possibility before. I can't say how this would be for everyone but for me it definitely boosted up my bar count even on my second and third floors from the basement. I now very often see 4 bars on my phone like never before.
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