Used for a week - never saw any noticeable improvement in quality or signal - normal commute 'dead spots' were still just as dead without the device

However, there are a few dead spots, and now there might even be reason to install this if you don't camp, or do rv-ing

This systems turns known dead spots and constant drops into working signal without drops.

Also boosts reception to help create personal hot spots using IPhone.

Recommended, a bit pricey, but if you need the boost, this will provide it to you, and there are more dead spots than you'd believe even today

We use our phone as a hot spot and then use our notebook and laptop.

I just set the phone on the internal antenna and use the phone as a hot spot.

We no longer have any dead spots from our house to town

We were about to pick up and leave our beautiful little spot for good in search of somewhere we could work... it would have been sad but we would have done it

I was in several perfect spots where signal was about 0-1 bar or -108 and it improved -10 to -20 with this product

There are still a couple of dead spots along 22, but nothing like my last cell phone booster (or none at all).

Also very handy for using a WiFi mobile hot spot.

I think if you are living in a city and you just need a little boost for some odd spots, that this would be a great purchase

Convenient for those long hauls where you end up driving through dead spots

I live in a rural area that has plenty of bad reception spots, and taking calls with driving usually results in a lot of dropped calls.

All the cables are unique so you cannot connect the cables to the wrong spot and damage the unit

-)Update: After having 2 of these Antennas plugged into my TS9 AT&T hot spot with a SMA to TS9 adapter, I just had a big storm pass by and I barely saw a decrease in speeds

So far I am very happy to know that there are no more dead spots on any part of my daily commute down into town and back

The booster works well in weak service areas but there are still dead spots around the country.

My utility really could have used this back in the 90's as the radios would run down, and there were too many dead spots in the rural areas.

I tried with 3 types of phones, each with a different network (jitterbug, straight talk and Verizon), and all three picked up a signal in locations that were dead spots before.

Doesnt boost signal really... just allows my hot spot to stay in doors and receive signal from 10 feet away

worked very well paired with the weboost 4G-S