SolidRF Cell Phone Booster for Home and Office – Signal Plus Cell Signal Booster Kit, Up to 8,000 sq ft Coverage, Dual Interior Antennas – Works with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and More Review

Product works great. I got it for our office where I installed (1) a warehouse antenna and (1) an office antenna. The camp is about 12,000 square feet and the signal is strong everywhere. On an office space of 5000 sqm. ft signal penetrates walls better than I thought. Among staff we use (3) different carriers (Sprint, AT&T, Verizon) and they all work with a booster. I highly recommend this product.

At first, it strengthens the incoming signal, but after 3 days of use, the flow is not stable. I'm not sure if 5g isn't already a very good 4g. . The best signal is 2 bars on mobile most days. I use it in an all-metal building with an area of about 2000 square meters. m with a transmitter inside, can't support 4g, yes 3g. For the price I think it's ok, I bought another type from BB and paid another 300€, which is almost as good. I would buy another. Probably no.

I asked many questions before purchasing this booster and have always received a prompt response. Almost always within an hour. I was very concerned because my tower is about 9 miles from me. I had to stand by the window if I was going to have any chance of getting a reception. Now I have good reception everywhere in my house. (I've learned that bands don't mean that much. I use two Verizon network phones. One now gives me 4 bands, the other 2, but now they both work fine anywhere in my two…

Had to update the review and downgrade this product to 1 star. It's just inconsistent and doesn't offer the signal boost to justify the cost. At most, there is a slight signal increase when you are directly in front of one of the two panels. It's a lot of work with very little results, and until you've done your best to actually test this thing, they close the returns window and you're stuck with a bunch of plastic and wires that didn't solve your problem. Problem. We are so disappointed in…

My large room had almost no service and my house had 3-4 bars and the reception is really better than outside as it picks up a signal from 25ft above ground and flooding. him to my house. It was an installation job and I found that I really hate heights but am happy to be able to use my mobile devices anywhere in my house, not just next to a window. The only regret about my personal situation is that I have 2 cell phone providers at home. I had to decide which carrier tower to target, so one…

Our home is far from a cell phone tower and as a result we have a weak signal and often lose or miss calls. We bought a version of this product with two (internal) antennas to provide coverage at both ends of the house. Since we have a relatively long one story house, I planned to place an outdoor antenna on the roof and one at each end of the house. I had to change my plan as soon as I read the manual as the indoor antennas cannot face each other and must be placed 20ft from the outdoor…

After living 28 years without a cell phone or internet this was the answer. We live in a rural area with no ISP offering internet and cell service is terrible. each worked. I kept looking for a cell phone booster that might work. Well I found the install was a SolidRF multiroom amp and contacted T-Mobile to register, then I turned on the unit and our house lit up like we were under a T- mobile tower. We had four streaks on cell phones in a leaky house and calling and texting worked great. Now…

I live in an area with limited cellular coverage and have suffered from poor cellular coverage inside (and even outside) my home for many years. Out of desperation, I decided to try this approach. Installation requires some DIY work, such as B. installing an outside antenna on the roof, running the cable through the roof/vent, and then running the cable through the attic and through the ceiling down into the living area where you will mount the amplifier. It takes a little clever planning ahead

I bought this for my workplace in an industrial hall with poor cell phone reception (dropped calls, poor connection, constant fluctuation between 1 and 0 bars). I think the poor reception is partly due to the building's steel facade, although the signal isn't much better outside the building, so location also plays a role. This package/combo was perfect for us as it had two internal "broadcast" antennas. We have a reception area at the back of the building and an office area at the front. So I…