Review on 📶 Boost Your Cell Phone Signal at Home with HiBoost Cell Phone Booster - FCC Approved and Compatible with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint & More! by Colin Arcos

Advantages: Strong and durable. Works great with existing signal. Mini Hi-Boost looks stylish. Poles. Cons: Can be expensive depending on your budget. The coaxial cable can be longer. If you want the Mini to stand next to a router or on a table, the coax cables will need to be bent. Not a big deal, but it can wear them out as you keep moving the booster. Overall impression: I love it. I had zero signal here. Maybe some, but trees block 99% of my signal. I gathered everything and pointed to the nearest cell tower. The application showed that the Yagi only outputs 3 dB. This is a very bad range. I was sad but I carried on. I put the antenna on a propane tank and connected the indoor antenna. and also. BOOM! I had 3 bars! WHICH TYPE! I called my wife. She is so. Ooooo. 🙄 But I can call and write now. That's all I care about! When Starlink comes out I will finally be able to ditch CenturyLink, their slow internet and expensive land line! Hi-Boost is definitely worth trying and it's a quality product. Try it folks.