weBoostDrive Reach Overland - Cell Phone Signal Booster for Off Road Vehicles | Boosts 5G & 4G LTE for All U.S. Carriers - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & More | Made in The U.S. | FCC Approved

I was quite skeptical when I read the description of this product. But I decided to give it a try. I was interested in this device because my family loves camping. And when you go to various campsites most of them have Wi-Fi that you can use that they provide for free. But most of the time the Wi-Fi is pretty sketchy, and it certainly isn’t streaming quality. And on top of it, a lot of these campgrounds are off the beaten path for obvious reasons. So, your cell signal might not be very good. And it's nice to be able to stream a little bit using our mobile hotspots.This device has amazed me and does what it claims. I thoroughly tested it at three different locations that I knew had poor signals. I tried to post the images showing the speed tests, but for whatever reason I wasn’t allowed to.Before and after for the first location was as follows: WITHOUT BOOSTER - “Error. Test Failed to Complete”. WITH BOOSTER - 40 Mbs Download, 5.55 Mbs Upload, Idle Ping: 39, Download Ping: 615, Upload Ping: 786, Download Jitter: 77, Upload Jitter: 82, Packet Loss 0%. So, a night and day difference.Before and after for the second location was as follows: WITHOUT BOOSTER - - 11 Mbs Download, 0.95 Mbs Upload, Idle Ping: 72, Download Ping: 717, Upload Ping: 1663, Download Jitter: 82, Upload Jitter: 94, Packet Loss 0%. WITH BOOSTER – 7.60 Mbs Download, 17.7 Mbs Upload, Idle Ping: 72, Download Ping: 767, Upload Ping: 388, Download Jitter: 84, Upload Jitter: 83, Packet Loss 0%. The dramatic difference is in the upload. Going from 0.95 to 17.7 is amazing. Add in the fact that upload ping went from 1663 down to 388.Before and after for the third location was as follows: WITHOUT BOOSTER - - 15.5 Mbs Download, 0.38 Mbs Upload, Idle Ping: 45, Download Ping: 1085, Upload Ping: 1998, Download Jitter: 100, Upload Jitter: 101, Packet Loss 26.1%. WITH BOOSTER – 22.2 Mbs Download, 5.44 Mbs Upload, Idle Ping: 43, Download Ping: 661, Upload Ping: 760, Download Jitter: 81, Upload Jitter: 73, Packet Loss 0%. The dramatic difference is again in the upload. But the packet loss went from 26.1% down to 0% packet loss. Unreal.I believe I did a thorough test to prove that this device does indeed do what it says it does. It is well worth the money. Dramatic differences in speeds, latency, and packet loss when you compare WITH and WITHOUT the booster.I highly recommend this product.

My carrier is AT&T and if you have them, then you already know they have been on the decline in terms of celluar signal or data signal, I tavel out of the DFW area to the west coast and to the east cost. signal is terrible. that dreaded 4 dots or sos displaying on the phone is a bummer, i know. well Ive traveled to new york and as far as california testing this product. I can gauurantee this weboost booster is a life changer. I can honestly say I lost signal once and that was on I10 comming and going down that mountain before you get to desert springs in California. I was able to maintain signal for calls and netflix, youtube and spotify worked great. If your are a traveler I have to reccomend this weboost to you. I was about to spend over $1k on a new phone before this purchase and i am glad i tried this out first since you have 30 days to try it. Kinda pricey but well worth it.

I have used these in the past and they work great. HOWEVER, be cautious when buying these from Amazon. I have purchased three different units and two of them were someone else's used/defective junk that I got stuck with. One was literally covered in greasy finger prints with remnants of food inside the package. They took great care in peeling off the round stickers and resealing the box before returning so I didn't catch it. Always check the serial number on the amplifier against the serial number shown on the box and inspect everything very, very well.

If you don't get a better signal you either did something wrong or you don't know what you are talking about! And if you paid someone $200 to install it you really got ripped off! I installed mine at night, in freezing temperatures, in a dimly lit truck stop parking lot, with a cheap set of harbor freight tools and a flashlight in less than 45 min! I did have to buy an adapter to mount the antenna because I drive a new truck that has no bars or antenna mounts but if you expect them to supply you with everything you need to install it regardless of what you drive then you are a special kind of stupid! I do think they should supply some zip ties and wire clips to help route the cables neater but I keep things like that on hand anyway so no biggie! I did make one mistake... If mounting it where the wind will hit it full force and using all of the mast extensions don't use the spring... And don't use the thread locker on the mast until you have driven with it a few days and know you are happy with the installation! And for God's sake follow directions! My installation is clean, neat and required no permanent modification to the truck... I was hoping for a little more signal improvement than what I got but it did improve by 5-8 dB and I noticed a significant increase in internet speed... Do not go by the signal bars to determine if it is working or not... Go into your settings and check your signal strength with it the booster off and then with it on... And make sure you are within a couple feet of the inside antenna with nothing obscuring the signal! The inside antenna cannot have much range or it will cause a loop back in the system... It is what it is and this is the best technology and fcc regulations has to offer... If it doesn't work for you it has no reflection on the product or manufacturer!