📶 Boost Your Cell Phone Signal at Home with HiBoost Cell Phone Booster - FCC Approved and Compatible with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint & More! Review

Anything that requires special tools or climbs onto the roof isn't "easy to install". I don't have a ladder that high. Anything that requires drilling holes in the exterior of your home isn't easy to install. You have to make extra efforts to close the hole. Running cables through walls is not "easy to install". When I saw what I had to do I had a mild panic attack, I packed everything back up and sent this device back. I'm still having bad service in my house and it's driving me crazy with the

I've always had bad signals and poor service around my home. But since I bought this HiBoost signal booster, the service bar on my phone has gotten significantly higher. Now I can call and text other people without worrying about the signal dropping. Since the signal is better, I can also use the data near my house, which is very convenient. I see some people saying this product is difficult to put together. However, it is actually very simple and fairly easy to assemble. Although this product…

I tried one of the cheap fake signal boosters but it didn't boost my signal much. Then I tried this Hiboost signal booster. I couldn't be happier. This significantly increased the strength of my signal. I can't say my download speed has increased dramatically. But I can say that my signal is much more reliable and not fluctuating like it was before Hiboost. I use AT&T and Verizon cell phones (Verizon signal strength is shown in the image above). This greatly improved the signals from both…

Works well, maybe too well. So I'm wondering how much radiation is being concentrated to boost the signal. I've read that cell phone boosters in general can reduce radiation since they improve connectivity, which makes sense. In short, it works, and if you have a lot of spotty places where you live or travel, give it some thought. Check before you switch operators. I'm also not sure how this will work in the rain as you will need to attach an external antenna to the outside of your car with a…

Advantages: Strong and durable. Works great with existing signal. Mini Hi-Boost looks stylish. Poles. Cons: Can be expensive depending on your budget. The coaxial cable can be longer. If you want the Mini to stand next to a router or on a table, the coax cables will need to be bent. Not a big deal, but it can wear them out as you keep moving the booster. Overall impression: I love it. I had zero signal here. Maybe some, but trees block 99% of my signal. I gathered everything and pointed to the…

huge improvement; almost no service to regular 3 bars; If you need it for work, buy a more powerful version (it's about double the price, but I'd happily do it from the start). My boost/downflow with the booster is about 20 times what it used to be. Be ready to install it above the roofline before you see any improvement. This is kind of a niche device, so be prepared to do some research, maybe use an old phone with a different carrier (like Visible, Altice, etc.), experiment with different…

Short-Short version: Most of my house used to have a 0-1 dead signal bar, and now I get 3-4 bars and can talk on the phone all day, even in the basement. Technical support, directly from the app, very fast and helpful. Highly recommended even if you're not a consummate artist (like me) and need to hire a pro. Spoiler alert: the details are followed by (hopefully) helpful tips. These details: My pandemic shelter is in the mountains where the cell signal is unstable. at best, and since my house…