ANNTLENT Tri-Band Cell Phone Signal Booster
4 G cell phone signal booster, Band 13 signal Repeater
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About ANNTLENT Tri-Band Cell Phone Signal Booster
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
77% appreciated the installation process, but 23% disagreed
I found the instructions clear on how to locate and align the outdoor antenna.
I installed the signal booster on a 10 ft pole and aimed it towards the AT&T tower. The signal strength increased from 1 bar to 2-3 bars after installation, allowing me to make calls inside the house.
The instructions are poorly translated into English. For $200, the company should hire an editor who understands written English. Installing the antenna requires climbing onto the roof, clamping it to the roof, and attaching the cable to the house's siding.
82% were satisfied with the network compatibility, however. 18% weren't
I advise checking the cell provider bands and getting the cell booster that works for those providers.
Even with the correct bands and carrier, my LG Phoenix 4 and Motorola g6 did not connect despite the signal booster increasing the signal strength.
80% were happy with the indoor coverage area while 20% weren't happy
I need to use the phone within 1-2ft of the indoor booster whip antenna.
The indoor whip antenna has limited coverage area and the signal drops to -110 when not in close proximity to it.
79% liked the amplication power, but 21% didn't like
After using the signal booster, my signal strength increased from 2 bars to 4-5 bars.
The signal booster increased the signal from -104 to -74, but my LG Phoenix 4 and Motorola g6 still wouldn't connect.
85% were satisfied with the frequency range coverage
I can now make calls inside the house after installing the signal booster. The number of bars increased from 2 to 3.
