We purchased this for our 5th wheel trailer. It is essential that we have solid voice and data service since we work while we are camping. I purchased a WeBoost RV unit and returned it after disappointing performance. I ordered the SureCall and was surprised the price was less than the other product. It also came with power supplies that would have been extra on the WeBoost. We tested this in an RV campground where we are familiar with the poor wireless service. This unit took us from 2 bars of LTE service to a full 5. We use it with a MiFI on Verizon. We streamed Amazon Prime TV and NetFlix on 2 TVs at the same time no problem. Our mobile devices worked as well as they do at home. I called the SureCall customer service to inquire about some cable accessories. They are most helpful. I would recommend this product to friends.

We recently moved to an area that drops calls a lot when we're driving around town. My husband and I were going to change mobile carriers but heard they were unreliable and it was too much of a pain to switch so we explored other options. Thought I'd give this a try and the product works great. Took 5 minutes to install in my SUV and I haven't dropped a call since I installed it a month ago. It's a total game changer. I told a friend about the product. He bought it and was also really impressed. Definitely recommend the SureCall Fusion2Go 2.0. I Just purchased their home product too and the guy on the phone was awesome.

OK first of all for those skeptics out there wondering if this is worth the money or not, well it is worth purchasing! We live out in the woods in Spotsylvania, VA and only have cell phones, there is no cable. The phone and cable companies believe it is not worth coming out here and putting cable in for 25 houses. So using free WIFI when I am out shopping is always good but not the answer. So I did some reading of other reviews to find the right booster. Normally my phone reads a -116 so looking at my e-mail on my cell phone or using Facebook at times is no fun. Since using this to tether to my computer to the internet I now get a -71 this is fast enough to stream "Game of Thrones". My phone sits right next to the booster to maintain that signal. I have the Omni-Directional antenna outside and the little whip antenna and have tested it and the signal drops off fast once you move it away few inches. So If you need it because of dropped calls or you just can't do what I do then you might have to consider a replacement for the whip antenna and get a directional. Oh and I am still using RG-6 cable and have thought of replacing with RG-11 (and will it make a difference??) when I figure on where to install this permanently. Plus I did register the Booster with Verizon Wireless, which is required.

Yep, gave it 4 stars because of the whip antenna and the range from the booster. (I would like to know how they came up with: "it will cover 2,000 feet")!!

Hope that helps those on the fence.
Kevin

I left a position at Amazon in Seattle and bought a farm in Hurricane Mills, TN to raise my boys. For 2 years we've lived without cell reception and it was a little maddening. Seriously I could barely send a text from the front porch which was the only place I had a hint of a signal. We have a metal roof and that didn't help things indoors either. I bought this hoping to get even a little improvement. I hooked it up in about 30 minutes and the moment I plugged in the power I instantly had a full LTE signal. And the signal is strong throughout the entire 4000sq ft of our house. I freaked out! It was like Christmas around here. I could receive texts in real time. Walk around inside and actually talk on the phone. FaceTime with my family back in Seattle. Stream video. Even tether my laptop to my phone! I shared it on Facebook and I think 20 other people went and ordered it today. I highly recommend this booster. FYI I have ATT service.

First, it works. I have tested it and it boosts voice and 3G cell signal from ~-99dbm to ~-77dbm. This is significant if you are familiar with cell signals (non-LTE). Since dbm is a logarithmic scale, this is a huge difference in signal strength. Now, I mounted my outdoor antenna on a pole and it is about 20 feet high (maybe a bit higher), so your results may vary. LTE is better also, but that is hard to measure. These results were based on my phone carrier - USCellular. Now, I have wireless LTE hot spot for internet service. Sprint is the provider. The results here do not seem to be as good. I have no way to measure it but I cannot tell a difference. I mainly got it for this so I am a bit disappointed. I also feel it is very pricey - you can find similar products for $100 less. I got this one because you can lower the power on individual signal bands - which can come in handy if say the 3G is constantly overriding (due to a better signal) the LTE bands. It hasn't been an issue here. In hindsight getting a less expensive one and trying it out may have been a better option.