📶 Eightwood 35dBi 4G LTE Antenna: Powerful Dual TS9 Male Antenna for Enhanced Connectivity with Verizon AC791L, Netgear LB2120, Nighthawk MR1100, MiFi WiFi Hotspot, and More Review

Works great. I use it on an AT&T hotspot. It went from a flickering signal level of 1 and 2 bars to a flickering of 3 and 4 bars. I think I have higher speeds too. I could only imagine.

It was easy to install, but it didn't really do my reception at my access point any good. I don't recommend and not worth the money.

I went from 1-2 to a stable 3 by placing this outside of our window. Definitely helps when you're having trouble getting a cellular connection.

Highly reliable antenna for improved reception. Be careful when touching wires, copper is delicate when you pull it out.

Antenna not working - worse - antenna slows down data transfer! Verizon speed test website. All results show that the data flow without an antenna is approx. 50% higher than with an antenna! I tested various points at home, without an antenna I always had significantly more data. Not surprised, I tried another dual TS9 antenna with similar results. It's frustrating.

Wowza. To say the least, I was disappointed with this antenna. I was hoping this would make my connection a little better, but it made it a lot worse. Without antenna I would get 4 out of 5 bars of 59 Mbit/s at T-Mobile with my NETGEAR LB1120, but with antenna I get 2 bars at 29 Mbit/s. I am very disappointed in this product and got my money back for it. Don't buy this unless you want the worst reception no one wants, I'm pretty sure of that.

Good overall product. Good plastic and cable. But that didn't matter when camping. Maybe the mountains, I'm not sure, but it didn't help me at all.

I used to get 2 bars (out of 5) with random readings of 3 or 1 bar on my Nighthawk m1 and often had variances in that range. This helped lift the signal up a bit and stabilize it at 3 out of 5 bars. It can't work wonders and pull a signal out of nowhere, but what it is helps me.