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weBoost Home Multiroom Cell Signal Booster (3G, 4G, & LTE) Review

#sponsored #FreeProduct Straightforward installation, easy to use, boosts signal for voice, data, and text a good amount. WeBoost Affiliate Product Link: https://geni.us/6CtKg In the box you’ll receive the inside antenna with wall mounting plate, the booster unit with wall mounting stickers, AC adapter and plug, setup instruction manual, the outdoor antenna, two sets of 15 foot coax cables, 1 30 foot coax cable, a bag of cable clips, a flat windows entry coax cable, and metal outdoor mounting hardware. On the underside of the box lid is a quick overview of the setup, which recommends 1 or 2 people and 1-2 hours for installation. The inside antenna has a nice fabric covered surface to blend in with furnishings, and measures 9” L x 7” W x 2.5” D. The coax cable on the end extends about 5.5’. Adhesives strips are included for the back of the plastic mounting bracket or you can use screws to attach it to dry wall. Then the antenna simply slides onto the bracket. Alternatively, you can use the small fold out stand on the back and move the cable off to the side to simply place the antenna on any flat surface like a shelf or desk. The outside antenna measures 11” L x 9” W x 2.5” D and has a 9” cable on it. The metal mounting bracket attaches to the back of the outside antenna using the included bag of hardware. The bracket is adjustable to help you point the antenna in the direction of a specific cell phone tower. The signal booster has a metal casing and is hefty at around 2 lbs. It measures 6”L x 5.5”W x 1.5”H. On the bottom you’ll find the same plastic wall mounting plate as the one for the inside antenna and it also comes with 2 adhesive mounting stickers; there are 4 rubber feet on the bottom as well so you can place it on any flat surface. At the back are the two coaxial inputs clearly marked for inside and outside antennas, and the on the opposite side is the power port. On top is a status LED. Setup is a bit involved as you'll need to determine where the weakest signal in your house is, where the strongest signal outside of your house is and where the nearest cell tower to your location is. However, once you have those details, it is pretty straight forward and the instructions are pretty clear in walking you through all the steps. There are even instructional video from weBoost online. The booster is capable of amplifying signals from most GSM or CDMA 4G/LTE networks. It also amplifies 3G signal. Before I installed the booster, I checked the 4G/LTE cell signals in my home and found them to be generally around -115 to -107 dBm. After setting up the booster and getting a successful steady green status LED, the signal strength it much better and now shows in the range of -90 to -65 dBm when in the same room as the inside antenna (-40 dBm is perfect signal). As I move farther away from the antenna, the signal does drop off, but the improvement extends into several rooms in the direction the antenna is facing. Not only has call quality and stability improved, since the booster captures 4G/LTE signal, mobile data speeds are also about 10 times faster (because dBm rates are logarithmic). Note though, that this is only true in range of the booster, and the signal improvement did not really extend into other floors of the house. How much the signal improves is dependent on various factors including how strong the incoming signal the outside antenna picks up and the amount of barriers and obstructions between your cell phone and the inside antenna. Nevertheless, the booster is working as advertised, and I am enjoying better signals in at least three rooms on one floor of my house. The booster is simple to operate and the installation was fairly straightforward. WeBoost Affiliate Product Link: https://geni.us/6CtKg