I am so happy to report that my calls have not dropped even once to and from work even in the "dead zone"!

I got moved to a new building at work and my new office is in the middle of the building where it's pretty much a Sprint service dead zone

Route 128 West in Northern CA is a cellular dead zone, as is coastal Route 1 North

The lake and area around the lake is an ATT&T dead zone.

If both of you are in dead zones needing to communicate with each other and one of you doesn't have a booster, communication might be one-sided if at all possible: one of you might be able to receive just fine but won't be able to transmit to the other without a booster.

base.)Then I went out driving, and placed calls to colleagues when I was about to hit the notorious dead zones

Many of the dead zones are now covered!

With the home kit and the add on antenna it added one bar to the dead zone for Virgin Mobile most of the time

I get phone service in places that were dead zones

I can't wait to take this thing on the road and see how it handles the dead zones I encounter while travelling

While I am using this, I don't drop voice calls in the dead zone of my house anymore

It is a true dead zone

I can drive through dead zones and maintain 1-2 bars

We live in a dead zone, one of the 3% with no coverage

If you are in a complete dead zone without an antenna within 10 miles then you are not going to get any with this

I drive throught poor cell zones, the cell phone booster helps a little in some areas but doesn't help at all in others

I live in a Verizon dead zone and this does the trick.

I live in a dead zone for cell signals

Anyway, I live in an area where I am in a serious dead zone of about 10 miles between losing signal and picking it back up.

I was really skeptical about its claims to give you signal while in a dead zone

Even in this dead zone the booster helped enough to retain signal and allow a call to be placed

Many dead zones are no longer dead and I have not had a dropped call since I got it

I travel through a 3-4 mile dead zone on my commute everyday where I constantly drop calls.

Is a comfort to have coverage when I am driving alone, through large areas of what used to be dead zones

Against my better judgement I ordered it and when it arrived I put the antenna on top of my car, plugged in the cradle, inserted my cell phone, and off I went to test the annoying dead zone five minutes from my house

i was only getting 0-1 bars and now i get 3 bars in the dead zones

We are in an area which is a "dead zone" at our home

I have yet to try it in the car, but I usually have coverage on the road, just live in a dead zone.

Even driving from town to town there are dead zones

I am rediscovering the iPhone I love in a dead zone

Unfortunately I live in a dead zone and was dropping calls and having conversations where people could not hear me.

I think I just have to admit I live in too much of a dead zone for anything to help.

This thing can be very inexpensive insurance should you need help in a remote area (dead zone, 'no service available', no tower coverage, etc.).

It works very well to make home reception work in a near dead zone and that is even without mounting the antenna on a window as recommended

I also tested it out driving home through dead zones

So I live in a Sprint low zone, note I say low zone not dead zone

but I recently moved into a dead zone- 1 bar tops (if I was lucky).

As I am on the fringe of a dead zone, I do get a strong one bar

The entire area where I am at is considered a giant dead zone due to the high wireless head set activity

I travel through mountainous, rural areas and constantly have to put up with weak signals and dead zones.

We are in what we jokingly call a cell-free zone and the booster appeared to make the difference between getting the call and not getting the call.

It boosts my cell signal in dead zones from 0-1 bars to almost full signal and sometimes even full signal.

Got this due to poor signal while driving in dead zones, and it does help

It was a gift for someone living in Appalachia, in an area with many dead zones caused by the hilly terrain.

I drove twice through that dead zone while engaging my sister in a cell conversation and had no problems