I have a straightalk phone which uses Verizon signal. Will this amplify that signal. I believe Verizon works on 850 Mhz.
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Rog, the cell phone company that I am with in NC is a small company but they work with Verizon. They have the same signal also, so to answer your question. Yes, it should work just fine. I really improved my signal at the house! I hope this helps!
1397049
it does not work with verizon.it can work with at&t,straight talk.3G is for one sim card---it is 850/2100MHZ.Please check with the operator.
1603324
AT&T; uses 700mhz in the "A" and "B" spectrum blocks. Verizon uses 700 mhz "C" block. Different frequencies, and different technology ( not that the amp cars about the modulation technique (GSM vs CDMA).
2281322
No. Verizon uses CDMA signal. HP Veer is optimized for GSM signal AT&T;/T-mobile.
103391
I bought this for my father. I believe it does work on Verizon towers; he has great coverage, and around here Sprint does not work well at all.
1556667
It should work with 850 MHz signals but this device only upgrades existing network extenders and may not increase your signal but is suppose to increase your data exchange.
2121932
Sorry it works only with GSM network like AT&T; T-Mobile.Verizon is a CDMA network.Thanks
1088351
Straight Talk is an mvno service that utilizes the network several different mobile carriers. So short answer is yes. You need to find out what signal is strongest where you'll be using your device and order the sim card that works best. If AT&T is the strongest signal, buy a sim card that works with AT&T. If T/MO, order appropriately. I don't believe the Rugby device works on Sprint or Verizon though. If your present service is AT&T, I suggest using Cricket, whose service doesn't throttle down data speeds, like Straight Talk does.
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It works great on ATT 4g. I dont think it will make any difference of the carrier or type of service as long as the signal is in the frequency range of the device.
877361
i have no idea with verizion but it work fine with 2g t-mobile and At&t.; look for gsm only in network setting , it will run more stable with tmobile and at&t;
99410
if a cell signal is available, it will amplify the signal within your vehicle. it worked inside my garage, during an ice storm. we normally do not get a gsm signal at home without the amplifeirs.
2253414
It does not work with amps/cdma, but works on GSM networks and includes GPRS/UMTS/HSPA and LTE in the following frequencies: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz UMTS 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 MHz LTE 700 / 850 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 MHz
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It won't boost the Verizon signal, only your wifi signal in your home. If you are using a feature such as wifi calling, where your phone uses the internet to boost your signal, then this can help extend the area where you get good wifi so it could help in that way, but it does not boost the cell reception itself. So if you are using wifi calling and your wifi signal is dropping out, this can help, but if you are talking about your regular cell and 3g/4g, this will not help. Feel free to follow up if you need any more help :-)
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This phone is unlikely to work with Verizon because it uses 850, 900, 1700, and 2100 bands, all GSM. Meanwhile Verizon uses 700 for its main GSM (LTE), and while they do use 850, they use it for CDMA/EVDO - which is incompatible with this phone.So - I'd be very surprised if this worked on Verizon.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Wireless#Radio_Frequency_Summary
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No. This is a dual frequency band amplifier, it will boost the signal strength for the cell phone (like Verizon's') signal that is transmitted from the cell tower and also will boost the signal from your cell phone back to the cell tower.if you have an internet PCS 'air card' or 'hot spot' card it will boost those signals also so that you can get better data transfer rates on your computer while using the internet.
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I would recommend contacting Verizon and asking what frequency they are utilizing in your area. If it is within the frequency range for this unit it should work.
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It will work with Straight Talk....but not through Verizon....they use both gsm and cdma (at&t and verizon contracts). These phones have 1900 mhz antenna which is required. Go to their website and it will show you the phone requirements. You do have to buy one of their sim cards to make it work for this phone. This phone is a GSM phone and will work off of at&t towers that Straigjt Talk uses. Type in ur zip code on their site to see if u get service.