📶 Bingfu 4G LTE Antenna: Boost Signal Strength for MiFi Hotspots & Modems with 8dBi Magnetic Base - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint Compatible Review

They are great for connecting to a hotspot to boost the signal. The base is magnetized so it will stick to any metal object we've used while camping and I've definitely seen an improvement in reception, works great and it's easy to plug into the access point's antenna ports. I bought 2 sets and gave one to my relatives who are snowbirds who use their hotspot when they come to Florida for the summer. They also agree to the improved reception.

First, the 'strong' magnetic base doesn't even hold the antenna upright when the wire is hanging and gently tugging on it. Don't expect to put it on the roof of your car and start driving. Second, it must be a poorly designed antenna because when I connect it to my Netgear Nighthawk M1, the signal drops from 3 bars to 2 bars. Disable it and it will go back to 3 bars within a few seconds. What's the point?

The cable in the connector on one of the antennas did not protrude, so it could not be connected to the access point normally. I tried to contact the seller but received no response. I asked for a refund and Revain immediately refunded me and told me I didn't have to return the antennas to the seller. I couldn't tell if they work or not due to the faulty connection.

I was hesitant to buy this product after reading the reviews, but after arriving and trying it, it works perfectly. The magnets are strong enough to keep it in place. The signal constantly increased by 1-2 divisions depending on the location of my antennas. The only problem I see with them is that they tip over if you just try to put them on a non-metallic surface (so they can use the built in magnetic base). SIMPLY ATTACH THEM OR USE THE DOUBLE SIDED ADHESIVE TAPE INCLUDED. Overall 5 stars…

I purchased this product in the hope that it would boost my AT&T Nighthawk router's signal strength to the tower closest to my house. After lots of diagnostic testing, I found that external antennas had little to no impact on signal strength. I even used a piece of metal, placed the antennas 2 feet apart and kept them vertical as I've read that those methods work best. I then tried directing them to a line of sight tower and even took them up onto the roof to see if that would help, but it…

I was skeptical about ordering this antenna kit mainly because of the magnetic base. But the closest I could find was significantly more expensive and didn't have as high a profit. Anyway, this antenna set works great. No, it didn't get me an extra bar of service. I went from -112dB to -104dB, so I got 6dB, but that's not the most impressive thing. It doubled my download and upload speed. I ran a speed test on a Wi-Fi 2 network, 4 GHz and received 35 Mbps, not 15 Mbps. Download, about 1 Mbit/s…