The kit comes with shorter, easier to run RG6 cable, which should make the installation simpler for your average homeowner.
#T mobile antenna booster pro#
The amplifier is about half as powerful as the Wilson Pro 70 Plus, so you won't cover as large of an area, but that's most likely sufficient for most small to medium size homes. The weBoost Home MultiRoom is our best signal booster for small to medium homes. Otherwise, the weBoost Office 100 is recommended booster for your home. The only times we would not recommend the Office 100 would be when you have just a small space that needs better signal, in which case this is going to be too powerful for you, you don't have any existing outside signal, so no signal booster will work for you, or you only need to boost one carrier, then it may be worth looking at the Cel-Fi GO X instead. The goal is to allow you to select the best ones for your situation, but if you would prefer some expert help with your selection, our signal experts are standing by to assist you. One thing that may be a bit overwhelming is the choice of different types and quantities of antennas, both inside and outside. If it weren't for its bigger brother, the Office 200, we would also recommend this booster for small to midsize businesses, but as of now, we think it's the perfect booster for boosting all carriers simultaneously throughout your home. While the name may have "office" in it, that just means that it's of a high enough quality that it can be used in any building, including in an office setting. It is a fantastic booster in every way, with industry maximum boosting, commercial-grade components, configurable for any situation, and has a 3-year manufacturer warranty. The weBoost Office 100 was recently released as the replacement for our long-time bestselling signal booster, the Wilson Pro 70 Plus, which was discontinued early this year.
#T mobile antenna booster install#
You can even install multiple GO X boosters side by side, one for each carrier, so you get the 100 dB of boosting power AND multi-carrier support. The carrier that the Cel-Fi GO X boosts can also be easily switched using an app on your smartphone, so if you change carriers down the line, you don't have to buy a new booster.įinally, the GO X can be configured with many different types of antennas and cables to meet every situation, so you'll be able to create the perfect solution for your situation. So if you're able to get away with only boosting one carrier, then this is the obvious solution. While this may not initially sound like a drastic difference, for every additional 3 dB of gain that is added, the boosting power doubles, so the GO X is actually many, many times more powerful than any of our multi-carrier signal booster options. The reason for this is that the FCC created different rules for different types of signal boosters, which allow single carrier boosters to boost up to 100 dB of gain, compared to multi-carrier boosters that can only go up to 72 dB of gain.
They may substitute for the older model which I have and works just as good.The Cel-Fi GO X is our best-selling single carrier signal booster and it's actually far more powerful than any of our other consumer boosting options. You may also purchase one directly from Cel-Fi." "Can I still obtain a Signal Booster if I don't meet the qualifications? T-Mobile makes Signal Boosters available at no extra cost to customers who meet certain qualifications." They may charge shipping, but I can usually get my waived.
#T mobile antenna booster full#
My works and I have full bars in my house.īasically call in and tell them you want a signal booster because you only have one bar in your house. If you have at least one bar of 3G signal you should be able to qualify for this device. This doesn't boost data speeds, but boost the cell signal 3G/4G (not LTE, since LTE isn't used for voice calls) for voice calls. The newer model lets you use devices that you may have brought over from other carriers to TMO. I have the older one that only works on T-Mobile branded phones. And after reading the last post and talking to TMO tech support they ran out of them last year. I thought I would re-post this because more people are switching over to TMO.
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