Bingfu 4G LTE TS9 Antenna - Powerful 7dBi Magnetic Base Cellular Antenna for Optimized Compatibility with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. Ideal for 4G LTE Mobile Hotspots, MiFi Routers, Cellular Broadband Modems, USB Modems, and Dongle Adapters. Review

I connected this antenna to my Netgear Unite portable access point, I have 2 strips out of 5. It took me a lot of effort to connect it and when I tried to remove the antenna it pulled the plug right out of my access point. It messed up my hotspot. So not only did I pay for this useless product, but now I need to use a new hotspot. I am so angry!

Installed external antennas on my Netgear MR1100 and placed them in my office window overlooking the tower about four miles away and in the path of the building and trees . Turned on the MR1100 and ran some speed tests with Ookla. My speed dropped from an average of 15 Mbit/s to an average of 55 Mbit/s, the acceleration remained and averaged 17 Mbit/s. I am very satisfied for the price. Why so many people are giving it such a bad rating must be because they are in a dead zone. May be?

Received the product today and tried it on my Netgear Nighthawk M1 and apparently upon hooking it up found it difficult to insert. The product claims it is TS9 but it is not. t. It's the CRC9 connector that fooled me, it doesn't even connect fully and my friend told me that Netgear MIMO has a real TS9 connector and uses it. He also said that the plug was too long and didn't go all the way in. If anyone sees my review, DO NOT buy this item. I strongly recommend other buyers to buy a LEGAL…

This allowed me to take my Nighthawk mr1100 and test it from an average of 3-10Mbps to an average of 20-30Mbps. I still work in the basement (I placed them each about 4 inches from the sides of the basement window facing the cell tower where I'm getting the signal). I'm planning on installing the YAGI outside on an antenna mast at some point (we're at the bottom of the valley) but wanted something to make it more stable at 10+Mbps in the meantime. Apparently I did just that.

This is my bad. I read the negative reviews and bought it anyway. Their TS9 connectors are sturdier than my previously purchased MIMO antenna which was too heavy and falling off the included supports didn't topple the modem (which is lighter) but broke the tinny TS9 connectors. ). But I digress, the truth is that even with longer cables allowing me to place them in locations where my phone picks up 4 LTE signal bands (same carrier), this Bingfu antenna, if any, beats the count the bands on the…

Small, tiny, extremely light, 1 1/8 inch diameter, plastic base. It doesn't even withstand the twisting force of the attached antenna cable. How to keep them upright when moving? around and put them in different places to check the signal strength? A useless product and the signal level hasn't increased from a very low two bars.

First of all I would like to say that I only bought one. And connected it to the main connector. I have a Nighthawk M1 and for the first 6 months I didn't even know it had connectors for an external antenna. After finding the main port. After some internet searching for local antennas provided by phone companies near me and which was the closest and what frequencies it was producing. Found this antenna that was in a specific frequency range that I particularly liked because of the less traffic…

This didn't work on my NETGEAR LB1120-100NAS model. According to Netgear, the antenna connection is TS9. This antenna does not have a ts9 connector, but a CRC9.