Review on 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 by Bryan Fields

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 to minimize the time you spend on your roof and in the attic. Luckily I have a lot of tools and know-how, but a beginner might struggle with some of these tasks. However, I haven't had a single dropped call since installing it, and if we're near an indoor antenna, 4 and even 5 bars are now possible. However, don't expect indoor antennas to have a long range. We get a noticeable signal improvement within 25 feet of line of sight from the indoor antenna panels. I like that the kit includes 2 internal antennas; They allow me to cover more than 1 area of the house. Besides the greatly improved cellular signal, I use a mobile hotspot for data transfer and the boosted signal is useful for that use as well. By the way, SolidRF responds to emails quickly and completely. I was impressed with the customer service and feel comfortable recommending both the product and the company. So far this solution has been worth what I paid. Unless you're a reasonably competent do-it-yourselfer, you might find installation a bit difficult. Take that into account, or consider hiring someone to install it if you don't have the expertise. I hope this helps others who live in wands like us. We're fine. 3.5 miles (in a straight line) from the nearest cell tower, so I wanted to include that detail as well.