Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home, Cell Phone Booster Kit, Up to 5000 sq ft,Cell Booster Boost 4G 5G All U.S. Carriers,Band 66/2/4/5/12/17/13/25 FCC Approved

This cell phone signal booster was everything the reviewers said it would be, it a nice booster for the money, I get a extra bar or two in the mountains, I even showed my neighbor how well this worked, he purchased one too. This is very easy to install and set up, what a terrific find.

Installation was pretty straight forward I installed the antenna on a second story roof at the northeast corner pointing in the direction of the preferred tower located via cellmapper.net Despite being only 1/4 mile from the tower (Verizon) i had terrible service at my home never getting more than 2 bars anywhere in or around my two story home on my wife's iPhone 15 and my new Galaxy S24 Ultra. After installing this booster, pointing it towards the proper tower and refining the direction only once and then placing the inside antenna in a central location in the house point (AWAY) from the outside antenna, I instantly went from 2 bars to fluctuating between 4 and 5 full bars (from 108dBm to 93dBm) smaller number is better. For me, this unit met all expectations. Very pleased.

This product is a waste of money if you are T-Mobile, it does not work. It will trick your phone into thinking it has a good signal, but you can't load web pages. It is really flaky... I bought this for a friends house that could not get a good signal and had to buy there Wifi product to be able to keep a signal. I figured this would help get a real signal and not have to pay the extra 40 bucks for that wifi thing that allows him to get 0.8 Mbs. This thing does appear to boost signal, but it is so flaky bouncing in and out of having a signal that it does not do anything. Amazingly his phone will show 5G 5 bars with it, but absolutely no data will go through, then blink and it will show one bar, then go back to fake 5 bars...So while it tricks phone into thinking it has a signal, it does not allow for data to flow through. It is just to flaky bouncing in and out of having a signal... and good luck finding a tower, they tell you to use cellmapper.net, that barely works, confusing and hard to use.Now I will say my Verizon phone is nothing but SOS at his house and I was able to get 1 to 2 bars, but very low quality and again web pages would not load, but it did allow me to make a phone call. So hard to say, i might help with phone calls, but it does nothing for data.

Works great. Indoor antenna has a short range. Went from 1 to 2 bars to full bars in same room with Indoor antenna.

This is a nicely-built unit. Some cell boosters use F connectors ... this one uses higher end 50-ohm coax and SMA connectors. The outdoor antenna is well-constructed, better than most TV antennae.Before you buy, look up what bands your phone provider uses and where their towers are. Use a map app such as Google maps because you must know which direction to point your antenna from your location to the tower. Be sure the booster you buy covers the needed bands. This model covered our needed bands.A cell booster cannot connect you if there is not usable signal to begin with. What it can do is gather better signal from high on your building, boost it, and put it lower in your building where you use phones. We got an improvement of a bar or two on one phone, nothing on a phone on a different service where the towers are too far away.The outside antenna must be much higher than the inside antenna, and the horizontal separation needs to be as great as practical, otherwise the two antennae may "loop." With this model you have about 50 ft of outside antenna cable, the booster, then around 20 ft of cable to the inside antenna. I had no problem with it but I've done electronics, radios, and antennae for over half a century.

The coverage area did not come close to the 5000 sqft claimed. The signal drops off rapidly as you move from the front to the side of the panel antenna. It is difficult to find good positions for the components because the cables are too short. The U-bolts provided for mounting the yagi antenna are too big for available antenna mounting posts. The recommended antenna finder did not indicate the correct antenna. Wilson Electronics provides an excellent app (weBoost) that provides the direction to the tower with the strongest signal as well as signal strength. These two measurements are vital for the proper placement and pointing direction of the yagi antenna.

When I first installed the booster, the bars went from 1 to 3 or 4. now it no longer works

I live in a rural area with lots of trees around my home. U.S.Cellular is my carrier but I was constantly having dropped calls or the old "Service not available" scenario.This booster has been a blessing! No dropped calls no matter what room I use my phone in!!!! This product is amazing!!!Easy install too!!!!!