Review on 📶 High-Gain Outdoor Yagi WiFi Antenna 2.4GHz (15dBi) with Long Distance Range, Directional Signal (H:30° V:25°), Weatherproof Design, Wireless Network Pole Mount, N-Female Pigtail Connector - Tupavco TP512 by Shakim Yates

Very high quality product. I'm not sure who would say it wouldn't be if they had the actual product in their hands. This is heavy aluminum, just what you need for a yagi. The most important quality feature is that none of the elements have any play, but are firmly in place. Termination and connection are well made and the line is loaded into the pigtail. Overall the quality is 5 out of 5 compared to many antennas I have received over the years. Hell, I even dropped this thing and it didn't bend or loosen anything. In general, I can receive a signal much cleaner at a distance of 80 meters and hidden behind many dense trees. dbi went from barely usable to 65-73 from the mid to late 80's. Another advantage is the significant reduction of Sn. This is mainly due to the improved latency, which is now in the 70-80ms range. The real world, which includes many outages with up to 1-3 Mbps inbound and 0.1-0.2 Mbps outbound traffic. Now with the antenna I get 10 down and 1 up. Now a very stable connection with no disconnections. I have an amp on the way and hopefully I'll get it in the 50's. At this point I should be hitting high speeds, literally household speeds. Will post back so you all know more. Using my office's Wisp configuration to take advantage of my unlimited wifi hotspot feature and save a ton of money.