Price: $129.99
(as of Nov 14, 2024 13:20:09 UTC - Details)

Product Description

light indicates whether the booster is working

Green light: Normal ；Red light :Need to adjust antennas

Auto Gain Control

Detect and optimize the incoming signal strength to the best performence

Standby Mode

Automatically enters standby mode when no user is using it

Cast Aluminum Body

Excellent Heat Dissipation, Better Signal Anti-interference

1 Smart Indicator

2 Auto Gain Control

3 Standby Mode

4 Cast Aluminum Body

Outside Antenna

Download "Signal Advisor" APP to find the nearest cell tower, then point the outside antenna to it.

Inside Antenna

Place the inside antenna face to where you need the greatest signal boost.

Mount the Booster

Ensure indoor and outdoor antennas are connected to the correct ports on the booster

1 Installation Detail 2 Mount Inside Antenna 3 Mount Inside Antenna 4 Mount the Booster

Parameter Comparison

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Bands Supported

Band 12 ,13 ,17

Band 2,4,5,12 ,13 ,17

Band 2,4,5,12 ,13 ,17

Band 12 ,13 ,17

Band 4 ,66

Usage Scenarios

Home,Office

Home,Office,Trailer

Home,Office,RV

Car,Truck,RV

Home,Office

Max.Gain of Booster

64dB

64-70dB

64-70dB

50 dB

64dB

Outdoor Antenna Type

Directional Yagi Antenna

Directional LPDA Antenna

Omni Antenna

Omni Magnetic Antenna

Directional Yagi Antenna

Need to locate cell tower

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✔

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✘

✔

Manual Gain Control

✘

✔

✔

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Cable Length

33ft+16ft+16ft

33ft+16ft+16ft

33ft+16ft+16ft

10ft+10ft

49ft+16ft

Includes window entry cable

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✔

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Power Supply

Input:100-240V;Output:5V 1A

Input:100-240V;Output:5V 2A

Input:100-240V;Output:5V 2A

Input:12-24V;Output:5V 2A

Input:100-240V;Output:5V 1A

【Ready for 5G】- The booster is designed for the largest cell carriers - Verizon and AT&T, boosts 4G LTE and 5G signal for all cellular devices operating on band 12, band 13 and band 17. Note: The booster only supports 5G band that largely deployed in current bands 12, 17 and 13 by Dynamic Spectrum Sharing by carriers. If you need a 5G cell booster, please ensure that you have a 5G phone and your carrier has deployed 5G in the 4G band of 12,13 and 17 before purchase.
【Advanced Features & Smart Device】- The booster uses AGC(Automatic Gain Control) function, which can intelligently detect the existing signal strength, and adjust itself for best performance, then reflect its working condition through LED indicator. Buy it once, and boost for life.
【Better Data & VoLTE】- Enhances 4G LTE data speed signals and volte, enjoy faster uploads and downloads to stream videos smoothly in your house, office, cottage, cabin, camper, basement etc., get rid of expensive monthly internet fees. Supports multiple users simultaneously.
【Powerful Antennas & Large Coverage】- This booster comes with high gain directional antenna, allow you to point it to the nearest signal tower more accurate and get more signals, expanding the indoor coverage up to 4,500sq ft. DIY Installation.
【Reliable Service Guarantee】- FCC Certified, 30-day money-back guarantee, 3-month free replacement, 5-year manufacturer warranty, lifetime professional technical Support.
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Installation requires care in placement, otherwise setup is very easy and device works fantastic!
Review: My house, and my entire neighborhood, seems to be in a cell phone reception Bermuda triangle. I have at least two towers within a mile or two, yet I could barely capture 2 bars most of the time inside my house, and often less, depending on which room I was in. And forget cell reception in the basement! My wife was having difficulty sending and receiving texts, our connections were so poor.After years of frustration, I finally heard about “cell boosters” or “cell extenders”. It turns out there are two types. One type, the network extender, works off of an existing internet connection, and it is provider-specific. So for instance, if you have an AT&T cell subscription like I do, you would need an AT&T internet network extender.The other type is a network booster or cell booster. This one takes whatever signal is coming from a cell tower and amplifies, or boosts it, inside your house. This one works with all providers. I decided I wanted to provide a better signal for all providers, so our guests would benefit, as well. Therefore, I chose a cell booster.This particular model I am reviewing appeared to be the most economical of those I could find. After ordering, I eagerly awaited its arrival. It came nicely boxed, with all parts necessary for installation. The kit provides U-bolts suitable for mounting the external receiving antenna on a pole. The pole is not provided, but that was not an issue for me with my intended mounting location.My house is two stories, plus a basement. I decided to test the whole setup first by simply mounting the external antenna in an upstairs, south-facing window, pointing nearly due east at the nearest cell antenna. After running the cable down the stairs to the main floor, I stood up the internal broadcast antenna at about waist height and plugged in the amplifier. Excellent, 2 green lights! I was able to boost from maybe -115 dB to maybe -100 dB, but only in a very short radius around the broadcast antenna. And it was necessary to point the internal antenna in kind of a funny angle to avoid a feedback situation with the external antenna, as indicated by a red light on the amplifier. The coverage within the main floor with that angle was not ideal.So I moved the external antenna to a north-facing window, pointed nearly due north at another antenna only about a mile away. This gave me a much better angle of coverage within the main floor of the house for the internal antenna. I was also able to tweak the direction of the external antenna and gain or lose 5-20 dB of boost, simply with better or worse signal reception. But I would still get feedback once in a while, especially at higher boost numbers.At this point, I was still not sure this whole system was really going to be worth the trouble. I was getting some boost, but only in a limited semicircular zone in half of my main floor. And the feedback was troublesome. To be fair, the installation instructions do stress that vertical separation of the two antennas is very important, and my test setup was not really providing much of that. I only had about 8 ft of vertical separation, and about 30 feet of horizontal separation.In the end, I decided I had just enough boost to give it a try for real. My plan was to mount the external antenna in the attic, facing north at the cell tower I tested for the second try. So I spent a whole day crawling around in the attic, mounting the antenna, running cables, drilling holes through walls to get the cable to where I wanted the internal antenna, etc. Not necessarily difficult, but time-consuming. Finally, late in the afternoon, I had enough of the system in place, though not permanently mounted, that I could plug in the amplifier and see what I had.Wow! I mean, really wow! I was getting readings in the -70s, -80s, all over the house! Even 5 bars in the basement! I could hardly believe it. I now get pretty much 5 bars throughout the entire house. Wow! And never a hint of feedback, even with the massive boost signal.So as you can see, I was impressed. Clearly, getting the external antenna up another 15 feet gave me much better reception. And the extra 15 feet of vertical separation eliminated the feedback situation, as well.So we have been running with this for 24 hours now, and we couldn’t be happier.Here are some points that might be helpful. Most of these are in the installation instructions, but I reiterate them here for emphasis:1. Vertical separation of the antennas is very important.2. The two antennas must point away from each other.3. Experiment with how you have your external antenna pointed. Even a half of a degree difference in antenna direction, I found, could add or subtract from your performance.4. Experiment with different cell towers, if you have that option.

Reviewer: NonnyMus1
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: What a Lifesaver! Boosts Signal about -30 db.
Review: This amplifier was easy to install, although I wish there were several more short segments of cable. It also works pretty well. It boosts my signal about -30 db, which means I can have phone conversations in my home (Before, I had to drive to a nearby abandoned restaurant to get reliable signal. How depressing!)I had one problem with it, but I'm not sure if it was this unit or the tower. During a hard, long rain, I had 4 green lights on the unit, but those went to a red warning light as soon as voice transmission started. I drove closer to the nearest tower and people still told me I was breaking up. Once the rain stopped, the comm problems stopped.Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this purchase, even if I have loops of extra cable here and there!

Reviewer: Chewy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Perfect!!
Review: Works well in the sticks!I moved to the country into a metal building, before the signal booster I could not get a signal inside my house, had to go outside to get texts and make a proper phone call. Now with the booster I have a 5g signal all through my home. Set up was fairly easy and the kit came with everything needed besides the pole to put it up on the house.I am so grateful to be able to stay connected with friends and customers, outstanding call quality.If you're looking for a sign to buy this product, here it is!!

Reviewer: Yankee Flyer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Outstanding Performance
Review: We have installed the booster and are very happy with the results. The equipment, instructions, and performance are excellent. We have already recommended it to our friends.

Reviewer: Bournefort17
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works Great - Strong Signal
Review: My house has steel siding. I had zero service in the basement and intermittent 1 bar (-110 dB) upstairs. Outside, I am surrounded by trees so my signal is usually 1 or 2 bars. (-100 dB). I looked up the cell tower locations online and found three that were about equidistant from the house. I pointed the antenna towards the one with the clearest line of sight (about 2.5 miles away) and had immediate results. My signal is now perfectly usable and bounces between - 70dB when directly next to and - 95dB within a few feet of the indoor antenna. The signal seems to drop off quickly. Standing 15 ft away from the antenna drops down to - 105 dB. Very satisfied for $100.The only nitpick complaint I have is that the coaxial cables are white so they stick out on a roof or along the siding of the house. I think black or brown would be much more subtle for most applications.

Reviewer: dbl
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Troubled
Review: I have bought this product twice. The first time it was the best cell booster I ever had. The second time I bought it, it’s different. It dies not work as well and was more trouble to set-up. Still dies not get great coverage as the first one. Not sure what’s going on.

Reviewer: Mommyof3
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Really increased my cell signal
Review: We typically have 1 bar on our cell phones. But those increased to 4 and 5 bars.Easy to install. Took a little work to get it on our TV antenna on top if the house. But works good.