ALFA Network AOA-915-5ACM 5 dbi Omni Outdoor 915MHz 802.11ah Mini Antenna for LoRa HaLow Application

Using this with my Meshtastic setup, and it performs really well. The 5 dBi gain strikes a nice balance between range and signal consistency. Build quality is solid weather resistant and holds up outside without issues. Threads on smoothly with good contact.I noticed a noticeable improvement in signal clarity and range compared to stock antennas. If you’re working with LoRa, Helium, or any 915 MHz application, this is a dependable and affordable upgrade.

This antenna delivers solid range and clarity for LoRa and HaLow devices. It’s small enough to tuck into tight setups but still offers a noticeable improvement over standard included antennas. The signal strength is cleaner and more consistent, especially in outdoor environments where line-of-sight is key.The build quality feels solid and it mounts securely without any wobble or looseness. One thing to keep in mind is that the gain is advertised at 5 dBi, but in real-world use it’s not going to triple your range or anything like that. It’s a good upgrade, just not magic. That said, for the size and ease of install, it’s definitely worth having in your gear.

I bought my first one from Rokland (Amazon did carry them yet) and was blown away. I’ve tried a couple other antennas of similar price and this one blows them all out of the water. It’s built solid and I can’t say enough about how well these perform.I work in IT and Alfa (like so many of their other products) has crushed it again. And no I was not paid or given this antenna. I bought all 5 lol

Great size for the project at hand.

Great antenna for meshtastic

Nice antenna, well built, extended range by 4 miles. I have had contact as far as 5 miles away in a hilly environment.

Awesome antenna. Provides the spec and strength as described in the listing. The range is as expected with this dB of an antenna. Size is a bit on the larger side, but it works great and provides an awesome value.

Great antenna, Sadly 915Mhz antennas are the only thing they seem to get right.