Description
Features:
Specification:
Operation Frequency:Band 2/4/5/12/17/13/25/66
Emission Designator:LTE(G7D)
AGC LEVEL:Uplink:-45.00 Downlink:-56.00
Gain:Uplink:60±2dB Downlink:62±2dB
I/O Port:SMA-Female on Both ends
Output Power:Uplink:18.33dBm Downlink:7.95dBm
Max.Antenna Gain:Uplink:8.1dBi Downlink:6.6dBi
EIRP:Uplink:26.43dBm Downlink:14.55dBm
FCC Classification:B2W/Wideband Consumer Booster(CMRS)
Dimensions:109*63*16mm
Weight:1.02kg
FCC authentication certificate
30days money-back
Package Content:
1* 5 Band Cell Phone Signal Booster
1 * Indoor Panel Antenna
1 * Outdoor Directional Yagi Antenna With 15 Meters (50 feet) Coaxial Antenna Cable
1 * Screws for Mounting
1 * English User Manual
Introduction:
the outdoor antenna can pick up good mobile signal from outside of your house, and send the signal through coaxial cable to the booster, the cell phone signal booster can amplify the signal, then the amplified signal is sent to the indoor antenna, the indoor antenna can transmit the signal into your house, so you can enjoy clearer phone call or faster mobile data
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Kelly B. –
Works great for me!!
This booster was easy to install. I used the same hole that was drilled through the wall where there had been a satellite dish previously installed. Before installing the booster I could only get one bar on my phone, and that’s if I was lucky. In most parts of the house I usually had zero signal. Now I’m able to get 4-5 bars everywhere and can even make calls from our basement. Very happy with it.
Shawn –
Did what gear FROM AT&T couldn’t.
We’ve had a horrible time with our phones “in the house”. Outside, or anywhere else great. In the house, you have to go to certain corner and stand on your tiptoes. Forget tethering data. If the internet goes down. you have to put your phone outside and connect to it.AT&T has told us they modified their tower to help us specifically. And they sent us some gear that was supposed to work, but it only did if we used it via wifi, and we already have the ability to do wifi calls on our phones anyway – and there are times when wifi calling isn’t what you want, not to mention sound quality and line stability issues.Well, now … those are all problems of the past. 4 bars everywhere in house!Just a note, we have phones that are a few years old, not the most recent. In case that helps anyone else.I wish we had gotten this years ago. Highly recommended!
cloudpunch –
I think it works…???
The jury is still out in this for me – I do see improvement but I’ve not yet found the best spot for the indoor antenna and I’m not convinced either antenna is high powered enough to be as effective as I’d hoped, so I’m trying to educate myself enough to find appropriate upgrades to maximize my available signal. I live in a tri-level townhouse so having a single directional indoor antenna is very limiting as to where in my home I see improvement, but I do see improvement when I’m in same room as the antenna. I consider this a partial success at the moment and am unsure if the expense is worth the return. Since I plan on being in this location for many years to come, this will probably pay off in the long run.
CoolBoomer –
From Two to Four Bars on Verizon Just Connecting It on the Porch
I wasn’t about to got through the full installation until I connected it and tested it, having heard that some of these can be disappointing. This wasn’t the least bit disappointing–it instantly added two bars to my wimpy Verizon signal by simply connecting the set with the antenna on the porch railing. Nothing to configure–just connect it all, power it up and wah-lah–instant better signal. I bet once I have the outdoor antenna mounted higher I’ll have a full 5 bars inside the house. They give you plenty of cable, and it’s super bright white in case you need to know that. The pole mount for the reception antenna is a little lightweight but the antenna is not large or heavy. I would think that anyone that lives in a place where terrain and elevation is preventing a good signal could benefit by this. The download test was roughly twice as fast with it connected too. I think this product works well. Hope this review was helpful.
The Happy Lad –
Went from 1 to 4 bars real quick!
The cell phone booster was surprisingly easy to install. There is a lengthy 50 ft cable which is more than enough to properly place the outdoor antenna for optimized signal strength. I was getting 1 to 2 bars with T-Mobile and Verizon at the office, but after installing this, I’m easily getting either 3 or 4 bars which is a huge plus given that I get dropped calls at least 3 times weekly… The clarity in voice calls is noticeably better, and I haven’t had a dropped call ever since. I recommend using a heavy-duty stapler tool to secure the cables and improve cable management! Cheers.