Review on 📶 ANNTLENT Cell Phone Signal Booster: 5-Band Amplifier for Car Auto RV Truck, Compatible with All U.S. Carriers - Verizon, AT&T, Sprint - Boosts 4G LTE 3G 2G Signal by Corey Krull

Sometimes I wonder if my house has a Faraday cage in the walls. I have pretty good cell phone reception outside, but as soon as I move around the house, the signal often cuts out. It's crazy. I've called Verizon several times to no avail. If you're planning to upgrade to a 5G-enabled phone, confirm with your carrier that you can use a cell phone signal booster. This device is designed to work with LTE, 4G, 3G and 2G devices and does not boost or boost 5G signals. Also note that outside your home you must have at least 2 signal bars, this device does not work wonders, it must have a good signal. This cell signal enhancer worked well. It's not as easy as plugging in a new mouse, but if you can survive the iPhone update, you should be able to install this device. It works well for 2 mobile phones working at the same time in medium to large households. For me the hardest part was installing the antenna; This should be the highest point you can find outside of your home. In my house, it's on the chimney above the second floor. Instead of doing it myself, I asked the technician to install the antenna and help run the cable around the house. The mounting kit includes a 50-foot cable, so you need to plan the placement of the signal booster. And the antenna should point to the nearest cell tower. I knew where mine was but I called Verizon to confirm this. The Cellular Signal Booster itself has 3 sliders that you can use to adjust the settings. However, I left mine at max and didn't have to tweak anything. I am very happy with this amp. My calls are not interrupted. The antenna and the antenna cable were the biggest problems. I suspect you might get different results depending on your carrier and where you live.