📶 Proxicast Ultra Low Profile MIMO 3G / 4G / LTE Omni-Directional Screw-Mount Antenna for Verizon, AT&T, Sprint (and Others) Modems & Routers with SMA External Antenna Ports Review

A thoroughly positive impression. The only internet source in my country house is the GSM network. With this antenna I have a stable 4.5G (LTE) Internet connection, where several smartphones, a laptop and Smart TV with Netflix work without any problems.

My average speed was between 1 and 5 Mbps after installing the antenna on top of the window, my speed is between 10 and 20 Mbps. I connected it to speed 2 with ts9 croquettes and with att. The cell tower is 1 mile from my house. Speed 2 increased from 2 bars to 3 bars. I'm sure my speed will be even faster with a $300 setup, but for now I'm happy with this purchase. Just remember that with 4t LTE you need two antennas, so with one puck you're good with two connectors. I know that not everyone…

I live in a rural area and get third party internet access by renting cell towers from major cell service providers. In other words, the signal strength is low. I bought this antenna to boost the signal on my router and it does what I need. I needed a long connection cable to get to the outside and it provides that. I have a metal panel next to an outside door and the magnet sticks to it well and is relatively unobtrusive. I didn't have to use the self-adhesive feature. This antenna has fully…

I followed the instructions for this product and provided a metal base plate. This product reduced the signal quality and download speed by up to 1/3 compared to the stock antennas in my router.

Installed on my boat's hardtop and connected directly (without an extension cord) to a NETGEAR LTE 1121 modem. Didn't notice much signal gain or speed increase.

This device works as advertised, a bit expensive but it works, not sure about the build quality, the magnet is a little weak. Changed to 3 stars, one of the end wires is now loose and not making a good connection resulting in no good signal. Bad product quality.

My Netgear router has never seen a better signal, probably because Netgear already uses 4x4 mimo. But my Vzb 7730L sometimes saw a better signal as it's just a 2x2 mimo like this antenna. I tested it based on the download speed, not the bar on the devices. I installed it on an unused satellite dish on the RV's roof to give it the best possible location. I wouldn't buy this again.

Just received the new Proxicast Ultra Low Profile MIMO 3G/4G/LTE omnidirectional antenna with 2.5dBi gain. There are several points to check. 1) I live in rural America. My permanent ISP, Slow-Windstream, rarely hits 3Mbps download speeds. Downloads rarely even reach 1 Mbps. 2) To survive, I use Verizon on a GL.iNet Spitz (GL-X750) 4G LTE OpenWrt Router, AC750 Dual Band Wi-Fi, Modem/Router. On our beach, this device goes from 30 to 60 Mbps. There's nothing wrong with Verizon's modem/router…

I've swapped out a few other external antennas only to find that the ones I'm replacing were also Proxicast, so my expectations for this unit were low. I was pleasantly surprised, this antenna immediately returned 3 divisions, while other antennas gave me 1-2. The magnet is a joke. Probably a magic wand on a movie magnet if I had to guess. However, this antenna is still a winner.