weBoost Drive Reach – Vehicle Cell Phone Signal Booster | 5G & 4G LTE | Magnetic Roof Antenna | Boosts All U.S. Carriers – Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile | Made in the U.S. | FCC Approved (model 470154)

Great help when traveling in spotty cell service
We use this antenna with our camping van and have used it in many places where we barely have a signal or the signal is there and then it’s not, and have seen our signal strength raise from a wavering 1bar/SOS (no signal) to 3 or 4 bars routinely. We did upgrade to a 4g5g interior whole van antenna (310004) and that was what made the difference for both of us being able to use our phones. The antenna that came with this system was so weak we had to hold it against one phone at a time and even then it was not too good. So that just didn’t work for our needs. Yes we still have to have a mobile Starlink system for areas where there just isn’t any cell service, but we have to purchase months much less often, which saves us a bundle when we travel. This is especially true if we are traveling in a region with spotty mobile service. It is not a fix for every situation, but it is very good at what it is designed to do: take an unusable signal and amplify it enough to make reservations, look up stuff on the web, or watch YouTube or your streaming service. Greatly improves bandwidth and speed. It is initially pricey, but it is a one time fee and based over the years we plan to use it, we figure it is a good investment. We highly recommend.

Marginally worthwhile for marginal signal at premium price.
To summarize: they did a good job of marketing a pretty limited product.Given the price point I was really expecting noticiable difference in cellular coverage. I have seen it work with ATT and T-Mobile but it really seems to have no affect on Verizon. This thing just doesn’t deliver. For frame of reference: this unit replaced a 4G antenna and client on my van. I used to have an antenna on the roof to a hotspot in the van. Connect phones and devices good to go. In marginal areas disconnect everything but the primary device to not use up what little bandwidth was present. This worked extremely well but was limited to the one carrier (and no 5G). I have different sims in all the different devices. ATT in the aircard, then Verizon and T-mobile in phone and tablet. I figured with the weboost I would be able to use all the devices and then if I’m in a remote area that doesn’t serve the aircard I can use another device and hotspot. Options that would be available because of the weboost.Enter the absolute abysmal performance of weboost. I took out the old setup and replaced it with this and boy am I sorry. This thing will give you one more bar when you have one bar. It will make marginal service less marginal. If you have more than one bar of service it makes NO difference. Run a speed test and it’s no different. It in no way shape or form performs better than a hotspot and antenna. The ZTE hotspot was $40 and antennas were $60. This thing was $540!!!! And for that kinda cash I did expect to turn it on and have sheer enjoyment.I figured maybe there is and issue so I started to troubleshoot.I ordered the desktop antenna to see if that would help. That actually makes it worse. What the manufacturer doesn’t really do a good job in the marketing is disclosing that the internal antennas can’t also be heard by the outside. So the desktop antenna was causing the feedback loop. The feedback loop causes the weboost to shut down. Took that out. Mounted the internal antenna under a cabinet in the inner most part and that seems to work the best. The issue is that you have to be 1-3 feet from that antenna. Another thing they don’t really call out. I’m now out $30 for a desktop antenna.Just keep all this in consideration. I wouldn’t do this again. IMHO Wilson Electronics, even back to when CB was more popular, has always been all marketing and zero performance.Further …. Wilson Support is terrible. Thier support sold me a product I don’t need. Through the use of some online forums I found out more than the support department ever offered. When you register the product it says you get access to premium support. Nope. It’s just a different sales group that’s prioritizes pushing product over consumer eduction on them product and its many many limitations.If you’re going this route… maybe use the sure call unit. As of this review it’s cheaper. If they all work the same at least you saved some $$$

Estuve pensando por mucho tiempo en adquirir este producto, si bien es cierto que hay buenas calificaciones y comentarios, solo son de usuarios en US y Canadá, dicho lo anterior, tenía un viaje por carretera México-Guadalajara, ruta que conozco perfectamente de hace 5 años y en más de la mitad de la ruta la señal es muy débil o inexistente, por lo que decidí realizar la compra y probarlo. Una vez instalado debidamente, salí a carretera con una alta expectativa, inicié un playlist en streaming para validar funcionamiento; el primer tramo con señal débil, superado! Mitad del camino, nuevamente baja señal, realice un par de llamadas y sin problema, comunicación estable, finalmente uno de los últimos tramos con prácticamente nada de señal y el celular (Telcel) mostraba señal poca pero suficiente para mantener activo el playlist. En conclusión, trayecto MEXICO- GUADALAJARA, check! Todo el camino con señal y la música en streaming siempre activa. Totalmente recomendable!