I have been using a hotspot that I purchased from Verizon, as they are my wireless carrier, and often had trouble getting signal in areas that I get great signal on my phone

I use this for my home internet and connected another wireless router to boost my signal

DSL.Setup was pretty easy and painless, and I had it up and running pretty quicklyHowever it consistently bounced between poor/no signal and good

Until that day, I'd advise all rural cellular users with poor cell signal coverage to buy a MOFI4500 instead!Folks, if you doubt what I'm say, then head over to my YouTube channel "Weaver Cattle Company" where I demonstrate that the MOFI4500 is the superior product for rural cellular users with poor cell signal coverage!

So far I've successfully used this combination of Netgear MR1100 + Google Fi to seamlessly get a strong wifi signal in Sweden, Denmark, UK, and USA

Great signal

Can't think of a dislike except where I live I could use a stronger signal, but that's where I live.

so signal can get pretty spotty) and even with that I've peaked at around 50 mbps on good days

Good 4G LTE signal (AT&T)

I added an antenna via the two connections and placed the unit according to the strongest signal in my home as determined by free LTE signal analysis apps on Google play

Even if you could get a good signal (rarely), when everyone was home in the evenings or a rainy day, there was no bandwidth available.

Here's the deal, this cellular router/modem is only good for those who already have decent cell signal coverage already.

Only wish I knew of a good reputable antenna to use with it and maybe get a slightly stronger signal from my ISP

Better signal strength and reception.

I get a strong enough signal and speed to be able to stream on a two devices simultaneously

I told him neather AT&T or Verizon were very strong signals

It provides a solid and reliable signal to the cell network.

We never lost signal in my car

I do not like that if I walk 5 feet away from my hotspot, the signal goes weak or drops

Great signal all the time, and everything connects without any issues.

THIS WORKED but you need to have decent phone signal (we have 2 to 3 bars consistently).

I put it in a different window and noticed it got a better signal there

So if you are getting this device for a large building, you may want to consider some kind of WiFi repeater to attach for more reasonable signal strength.

ts9 adapters and the cables to run it all together still no greater signal than 2 bars...after I couldn't resolve the issue myself I once again called NETGEAR Support

I have been using a hotspot that I purchased from Verizon, as they are my wireless carrier, and often had trouble getting signal in areas that I get great signal on my phone

I just sat it near a window to make sure I can get a good signal (most days just 2 to 3 bars) and I can enjoy speeds around 30 Mbps

Even with a slow signal it runs 7 devices that I need.

You might need to get an antenna to get the best signal

Seems to pick up better signal.

Great signal.

If I'm somewhere where the signal is weaker, where download speeds are ~60 Mbps, I don't see this problem

We have it with AT&T and our signal isn’t as strong as I

I know SpaceX and Amazon are starting to implement satellite based internet, 5G can kill these technologies as well as cable based providers

Want this mobile hotspot router so bad until I found out it has no band 17 and that’s what my carrier in my country use as 4G LTE band 17 so sad 😞

Good 4G LTE signal (AT&T)

Product works fine in home setting, but I needed it for having good connection on the road, after 2 months of testing I came to conclusion that this product sucks as that it is a mobile hot shot

Since this device is able to create a mobile hotspot it is useful to use with smart phones and tablets if you don't want to use your mobile data on those devices as well as with laptops.

I give both Amazon & NETGEAR support an A+ for the extra