I used it temporarily (about 3 months) and it worked very well for the price. I had to spend a few hours trying to find the best spot to pick up a signal. The 35dB gain is clearly overpriced (even the highest quality antennas don't claim 35dB gain), but this antenna was worth every penny spent. LTE antenna usage varies from person to person and is highly dependent on how close your cell towers are and whether you have line of sight to the tower, as trees and hills can block the signal. Be prepared to spend some time moving the antenna to different places in your house to get the best signal. The antenna is directional, keep this in mind when setting up. Do your homework and figure out which direction your towers are in from where you are.
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