Review on 📶 HiBoost Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home with Smartphone APP, Coverage up to 10,000 sq ft, All Major US Carriers – AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint & More, FCC Approved by Jerry Mangum

Okay, I used HiBoost and WeBoost. I installed WeBoost at my house and at my parents' house. I also have WeBoost for my truck. We had to buy a cell phone booster for my job. We're in a metal building and the cell service sucks. Thought to try HiBoost. The setup is pretty much the same. They have a base unit, an outdoor antenna and an indoor antenna. The external antenna and the internal antenna look the same as on WeBoost devices. Big difference in base units. WeBoost has a simple block of LEDs that indicate if everything is working well. The HiBoost device has a display. The display shows signal levels so you can tune the outdoor antenna to the cell tower. It also gives you different tiers of cell types so you can connect to a wright tower that has your cell service. HiBoost also has a cellphone app, Bluetooth, and a connected Wi-Fi network that tells you signal levels and can alert you if there's a problem. This can be really helpful if you don't have anyone to help you set up your device. WeBoost and HiBoost do the job of boosting your cellular signal. I have to say I would get the HiBoost block again compared to the WeBoost blocks. I like the fact that the unit has variable cellular signal strengths on the base unit and has an app to monitor and help set up the outside antenna.