Will this work for both a 3g signal and a 4g signal? Thanks!
850072
Yes it will however it will not switch between the two. So if you are in a 4G area, go to a 3G area and then back to 4G, it will not switch from 3G to 4G automatically. You need to turn it off and back on again
1683380
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.
691982
The speed depends on where you are. This Sim card will pick up 4G but from my experience only in limited locations. If 4G is not available it will pick up 3G.
1839080
To my knowledge it only sends one signal to two devices, I was hoping it could be used for two separate devices and have no luck as yet but am still trying...
1304893
Yes, working in bands 3 and 4 (LTE 1800, 2100). And 3G (bands 850, 1900, 2100) Not 900 band.
416315
It will work for all 3. Depending on your coverage, I usually only had LTE or 4G
1580990
Yes it works good with 3G and 4G, have one in my truck and one in my camper for internet.
1117675
Yes. We have 4g and we went from 2 bars to 5. Our first booster didn't work though, so if your phone doesn't connect, chances are it's a faulty tower.
1523806
I don't believe so. One end plugs into the device, in my case the LG 4G LTE USB Modem, the other into two USB ports. One supplies power to the modem and the other receives the signal from the modem and transmits it to the computer. The purpose is to enhance the signal by not using some of the USB port signal to power the modem.
859888
I've had mine approximately 5 years and I've had several phone models and 3G/4G service and it has worked fine for both calls and data. I cannot say anything about 4G LTE or if you get full data speed, but the data will work with this booster.
2145383
It sounds like you are missing a piece of equipment. Normally the antenna will attach to an amplifier from Wilson. One goes outside and the other antenna goes inside. The problem you may find if you are using it for internet connection is the frequency of your provider. Verizon 4G LTE is in the upper 700Mhz range while normal phones are 900-1800 range and this antenna is not suited for 700. The joy of different connectors for no good reason will cause a few problems. Verizon makes a router with outdoor antenna that works pretty well but again different connectors, (SMA). I ended up with two systems, one for my phone pointing to a cell tower with backup 3g coverage and my 4G system pointing another direction to a distant 4G tower but it works now. Try to find your towers first then work from there.
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No - since I went to 4G none of the amplifiers work reliably - true 4G connections need TWO antennas and right now, so far as I can tell, only ATT offers this in their devices. I have a verizon device (one antenna) and an ATT device (2 antennas) and the ATT device operated about 4 times faster....(in the same location pointing at the same tower) ...
207673
Yes. I use it while traveling on 3G all the time with my iphone. On 3G, the signal is slower, but if you wait one full refresh cycle and play the same set of frames again it works perfect.
1080045
Hello and thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately I cannot guarantee that this item will work with over the air signals. I am sorry and if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
1203140
It will probably improve your 4G data signal but you will also need a 3G amplifier to improve phone call reception. That will require two amplifiers and outside antennas. The cost of amplifiers, antennas, cables etc. adds up. Wilson sells a 3G/4G amplifier, also very expensive. Check the signal strength on your roof where the antenna would be and do some reading on Wilson's website.
711654
It will work on your phone and it will boost everything EXCEPT 4g data. The 4G version of this is due out very soon and it will be called Mobile 4G (Model 460108). If you are in weak signal areas most of the time it will be only 3g anyhow, that being said I personally am going to wait to get the newer unit because I feel that when I can get 4G I rather have that boosted than have to rely on 3g as my only means of getting data. Use this information on which unit you plan on buying. If you are using this to boost phone calls 99.99% of the time then this unit will be fine. I plan on downloading data (my primary reason for getting this is weather downloads on the road) so it makes more sense for me to wait for the newer model. $399 Retail, now for sale for $349 preorder from Wilson (3-5 weeks delivery) http://www.wilsonamplifiers.com/wilson-mobile-4g-50-db-amplifier-kit-460108/
2025240
Thanks for inquiry. Yes this is working with 3G band. And unlocked to all networks. Thanks