📡 Bingfu High Gain 4G LTE Antenna - Enhanced Signal Reception for CPE Routers, Hotspots, and Industrial IoT Devices Review

First I put it in the window, the reception hasn't improved any more than if I had used the antennas in my modem. Now I've led it up to the roof in front of the house and increased it from 2 to a full 4 poles.

Associated this product. Worse than a unity gain antenna. The product has been tested for sensitivity and performance in our testing lab. As a result, it was found that the loss is almost 6 dB. Absolute rubbish.

This antenna is not worth the money, degrades my signal, the wrong impedance mismatch should not be 50 ohms, or the wrong strip splits a vertical, another horizontal copper printing material can be frequency rejection

It's funny that the standard rating asks questions about WiFi because it's a 4G LTE antenna. It is essential that the seller does not know what he is selling and is not familiar with the product. Not sure about the antenna gain because this thing doesn't connect to my MiFi (Netgear M5100) and I don't risk damaging the connectors which should force what should go in with no power.

I used it temporarily (about 3 months) and it worked very well for the price. I had to spend a few hours trying to find the best spot to pick up a signal. The 35dB gain is clearly overpriced (even the highest quality antennas don't claim 35dB gain), but this antenna was worth every penny spent. LTE antenna usage varies from person to person and is highly dependent on how close your cell towers are and whether you have line of sight to the tower, as trees and hills can block the signal. Be…

This antenna performed better than the other two I tested. I tried another MiMo directional antenna and it was more difficult to set up (the window wasn't facing the cell tower directly and when I got the clearest direction the signal improvement wasn't as good as this omnidirectional Bingfu. I tested it against them as well the antenna 2 7dbi and they have done very little recently I have seen my at&t signal improve from around 100/99 dbi to 90/89 this is very significant as apparently an…

I have a Teltonika Rut240 with firmware 12.2 and a T-Mobile SIM card in Cedar Park, TX. I replaced 2 whip antennas with this panel antenna and placed it in the same spot as my modem when it was on. I moved it around the window. The suction cup barely keeps it on the window (though admittedly I didn't clean the window before using it) and putting it on the suction cup was a bad idea as I just watched it fall off over and over again. In the end it performed worse than 2 whip antennas. I put back…

I really wish this antenna would work. Unfortunately, at least in my experience, this is not the case. Curiously, signal strength dropped regardless of orientation. On the plus side, the return process was beyond impressive. Revain got my $$$ back before I could send it back to them. Thank you Reven

I did a little scientific testing with this antenna, another antenna and no antenna on my Alcatel HH41 LTE modem/router and found that this antenna isn't doing anything useful and the signal is too seems to deteriorate. Both indoors (where the signal is generally lower) and outdoors, connecting this antenna resulted in signal degradation. SINR noise was improved when both antenna wires were connected, but the RSRP signal (which is important in an LTE connection) was worse (drop example, -78 dB…