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- #16,175 in Cell Phones & Accessories (See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories)
- #23 in Cell Phone Signal Boosters
Product Description
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Weatherproof & Durable
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The closer the cell phone is to inside antenna, the stronger signal will be
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Include all components
JT
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
Packaged very well with good instructions. Was easy to set up and use, boosted my signal bigtime!Was pleasantly surprised that a customer service representative contacted me to see how it was working out for me, and if I had any questions or needed guidance. Overall I highly recommend this booster and the company that sold it!
Don Harrington
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Works well, as far as I can tell. Very hard to get the two antennas far enough apart to never get feedback. Difficult to get the cable connected to the cable coming from the antenna, which may be my source of problems. I'll keep trying. It may just be that the center electrode on the long cable isn't lining up with the receiver on the cable from the antenna. Your mileage may vary.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Very good product. Easy to setup and works as advertised. I gained 2 bars right away. I recommend this product.
Forrest
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
From the minute I opened the box I was impressed that everything in it, including the packaging, was of the highest quality. Installation was straightforward, if time-consuming; trying to figure out where to place everything, then routing the wires, took a while (but that's mostly because I want everything to look like it's built into the RV). It's important to keep the outdoor antenna as far away as possible from the indoor one, so I mounted the outdoor one on the rear corner of our vacation trailer. Then, when I'm using the HiBoost, I put the indoor antenna on the floor (again, to get distance between inside and outside antennas), with my iPhone near it. The iPhone is then used as a hotspot for my computer.And it works. Before I turned on the booster the first time, in my driveway, I tested my Verizon download speed on the phone: around 60Mbps download speed. Whoa, probably not gonna improve on that. But then I turned on the booster. Almost 140Mbps download speed, better than I get on my in-home wifi!I'm writing this from a spot near the Mexican border in AZ that has pretty poor cell service. Using my iPhone 13 I typically get 3G service from a Mexican cell tower. But when I turn on the booster I get 2-3 bars of LTE, and my hotspot-enabled internet works great. Happy camper!The only negative I found was the instructions, which can be confusing. But here's all you need to know: the outside antenna wire plugs into one end of the booster (it's marked), the inside antenna plugs into the other. Power for the booster comes from either 12V (it comes with a switched cigarette lighter plug) or 110. Oh, and as I said, keep the antennas as far apart from each other as possible.*Two thumbs way up for the HiBoost cell booster. All of the pieces seem to be very well made, and, most importantly, it works. The fact that it's about a hundred bucks less expensive than the 'Brand W' booster is a bonus. I'd buy it again in a minute.*There are 3 LED's on top of the booster. If there's interference between the two antennas, the LED closest to the power input will either be red, if the interference is very bad, or slowly blink blue if the interference is mild. My indoor and outdoor antennas are about 10 ft apart, and I usually get the slow blue blink, showing mild interference, but it doesn't seem to keep my hotspot from working fine.
Charlie
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023
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