i have 3 devices, tmobile and verizon phones and one sprint tablet, will it boost all 3 devices simultaneously ?
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It does help somewhat...but sure would be nice if it was twice as strong ...cause a lot of time i still loses call
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*BE CAREFUL* the link took me to a model that lists 3G data. If true, this model is OLDER *DATA* protocol, not the newer/faster 4G nor 4G LTE, even though it lists CDMA, TDMA, GSM and AMPS. There are newer, just released 4G Wilson electronic models just announced about June, 2014. Go to the OEM website first and look for 3g v 4g (lte). You need to check each device's *DATA* frequency MHz AND transmission mode/protocol (3g, 4g, 4gLTE, CDMA, GSM etc.). Carriers have different frequencies / protocols their systems are designed to support. If all your phones use the same *DATA* frequency, there is a higher likelihood of compliance. As for 'simultaneously' I cannot answer that because some electronics are designed with 2-way simultaneous support (send & receive) whereas others will only do one mode at a time - per device. That is why some of the newer wireless access points are touting 2-way support, they can send/receive simultaneously so more than one device can be served concurrently. Contact Wilson Electronics (OEM MANUFACTURER TECH SUPPORT, not the WILSON retail reseller customer service) for absolute answers. Be aware many of the older Wilson Electronics cellular amplifiers (such as 3g) only boosted *DATA*, NOT *VOICE*. Check the model that is most compliant for your 3 phones as some of the *newer* 4G models are supposed to boost for voice & data. Also, Verizon phones in US I have only been able to get to function within this country using their 4G LTE mode, NOT GSM (which is what AT&T, others might use) even if the phone is dual or tri-band. Unfortunately if you notice there sometimes different product booster model #'s in the past for AT&T vs Verizon because of the above so if your phones are using inconsistent transmission technologies, one mobile booster device may support most but not all of your phones
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Yes, however I've noticed different devices and service plans respond differently to the booster. Some work great (full service) and others just an extra bar or two.
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This phone is currently listed as a supported device for Boost Mobile. I am unsure of what their "bring your own device" policies are, but if it's anything like Ting's (another Sprint-based virtual network operator) you should be OK.
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Hi David, I bought this for my Dad who has Verizon and he loves it! I cannot speak for other devices.
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Don't know but probably not. I was able to contact Boost Mobile (by email, not a live person) and asked if I could use my Sprint Evo for Boost. I was told Boost doesn't support Sprint phones...even though they're supposedly the same network.
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Hmmm good question...because sprint owns boost and virgin mobile..If I'm not mistaken they make all of these phones the same because they are the same company
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I am using mine on the Sprint Epic Samsung Galaxy II. Not sure about the Boost version.
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No it will not. It is a network device that is carrier specific for sprint and gets programmed thru them. You need to search for specific carrier devices. If you have mobile phone of any type but use sprint carrier than it would probably work if that's what your asking. Call your carrier before buying. Btw it works fantastic.
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if verizon is your phone service then NO - this only boost your wi fi signal - not your phone service
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I can't answer that question. We bought this because it cost less than the same "tablet" off T-Mobile. It cost less for us to use our Verizon phone as a hot spot than to use T-Mobile.
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I do not know because I don't know the differences in s3's between Verizon sprint and tmobile
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It will work for all 3. Depending on your coverage, I usually only had LTE or 4G
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Yes it will work if it boost mobile I got one and is great you got to understand signal you got is what you are going to get I got HTC 3G and hoghdro 3G n Samsung 4G I love it
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Sorry. Cannot help with this answer. Never tried using multiple devices at the same time.
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Doubt it. This is a GSM phone, meaning that it uses as SIM card. Boost Mobile is owned by Sprint, so they likely use the Sprint network which is not GSM.
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Yes, there is no Sprint/T-Mobile/AT&T;/Verizon separate versions of the Nexus 5. There is only one version and it works on all networks. I have used mine on T-Mobile, MetroPCS, and 3 (in Italy) without any issues.
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Not sure about boost, actually doubt it, Boost uses a different network Fr all other carriers. It will definitely work on Metro all features, that's who I'm using.
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This phone is locked with sprint. You can ask boost if they are able to use Sprint's phones. I know that I am unable to use it for T-Mobile and that's why I no longer need it.