Wilson Desktop Cellular Antenna 700 2100 Mhz With 5 Foot Cable and SMA Male Connector

Reasonably priced. Reliable. If you get 1 bar reception it will bring in 2 bars. 2 bars will usually get you 3 or 4 depending upon where you place the antenna. Outside antenna is best. Keeps phones and internet at their best possible for whatever area you find yourself in. Verizon and AT&T work well with it. Really great on Class B's because it takes up very little space. Keeping TV, receiver, and antenna separated is a bit of a challenge but you figure it out, then make permanent set up.

Our signal booster quit working. We had absolutely no service for days and could not figure out the problem. My husband started to take everything apart and found the antenna brass connection was broken, therefore it was not sending out a signal. We purchased this (at a very fair price, considering the signal booster was over $300) with hopes it would fix the issue. Sure enough, fixed the issue and gave us even better service than we have been able to receive in along time!! I think the brass connector being broken was the issue all along. Highly recommend!

The internal antenna that came with my weboost broke. the wire apparently bent a lot at the spot where it enters the plastic antenna and the covering broke away, fraying the wire. I wish the design had some kind of protection where the wire didn't rub against the plastic. This antenna connects perfectly. The difference is, the one that came with my weboost had about 8" of cord before the connection. This one has several feet. That works for me, because I use the antenna in my van and I like to move it close to the laptop. And the length will take stress away from the place where the original one broke. Will the length of the cord effect how it works? so far so good.

This is a pretty small antenna inside of a plastic cover with metal supports to make it feel heavier. A lot of people complain about the range of this antenna and now it’s pretty easy to tell why. still really well put together and the construction of the shell and all the components is very sturdy. I wish that they could just give you the antenna instead of trying to deceive you.

I have the WEBoost RV cell phone booster. The system works well but you must have your phone very close to this inside antenna. Within a foot or two. If I’m outside in the campground, I’m too far from the antenna. I purchased this as a second “ indoor”antenna, but use it if I am sitting outside my coach. I switch antenna connections and place this on a table by my camp chairs. Works well.

I have terrible cell reception, & I did quite a bit of research before deciding to purchase this - reasonably priced, decent reviews, etc. Imagine my anger, disappointment & dismay when it arrives & I can't use it! WHY? BECAUSE NOWHERE DID/DOES IT SAY IT NEEDS A SIGNAL BOOSTER!!!!!! (sold separately, of course). All kinds of pissed off right now!

Be careful with the wires near the base. If you move it frequently the wires will break. That's happened to me twice. This is actually the third unit I've owned, original plus two. Other than that it's great. I've taped the wires up to the side of the unit so they won't pull at the base. That should solve it.

Adds a bar of signal in the room where it is located