Will this boost the signal for receiving and sending for iPhone 5 on Sprint's 3G and 4G network as well as phone calls? DFW lately has been out right terrible and all three phone I have with them are having this problem. Others iPhone 5 users on...
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No - this one is the bare bones of the bunch. There is another Wilson on the market (Amazon) that, if I am not mistaken, is for the iphone 3G and 4G networks. You may need to go with an actual booster kit. cost more but if you need the signal power, it may be the way to go. Watch the "fine print" it will state which carriers they do not do well on.
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I've been using it for a few months now, and I have not noticed any affect on the functionality of the phone. I use it to play music over my Bluetooth so I was worried it would mess with the signal, but it hasn't. I use it with the iPhone 5 as a FYI.
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Yes it will. We have used an I phone 4 and iphone 5 we had no signal in house now have 3 to 4 bars. I would recomend we are aver happy with ours.
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with c6603 you will not get 3g and not even dream about LTE. im in NW florida and i tried at&t, tmobile and net10. all i got is 2g (edge) after change APN set many times, nothing... probably somewhere in the world yes but not in US. in my experience
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I had it hooked up at work and worked great for all employees with different android phones. One of them being iphone (not sure what model). Anyway the antenna is directional so you really need to point it as straight as you can. Good luck By the way the booster worked the opposite for my bosses non-android phone. He had four bars signal and when I turn on the unit it went to no signal at all on his cell phone.
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Yes unfortunately, but it mostly has to do with boost mobile having trouble with their towers...so i end up using my wifi if i dont have signal...which doesnt really help. It makes everything agonizingly slow...
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You're lucky with 4 feet. If I touch my phone it loses signal. If I switch to another app I lose signal (iPhone 4S and iPhone 5S). I also like a mile south of a WGN radio tower and a half mile North of a WBBM radio tower and 20 miles West of O'Hare airport.
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It works with any brand of phone / carrier as long at there is a signal. If you do not have a signal it will not give you one. I have used it with a 4 year old "dumb phone" to boost text in and out. My wife used it for data in and out on 3G last year from a campground that barely had a signal on SPRINT. Then 4G when she went with VERIZON and fast. A friend of ours was using it with VERIZON 2 years ago at the same campground. Used his old 3G phone as a wireless hotspot to connect to a computer. Do some research to make sure the connectors are right on the cradle / antenna / phone. There are different ones. Do your homework before you buy relative to the cables.
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It simply boosts your local cell signal. If you had LTE access with your cell coverage then I'd say yes. Can always email the folks at Wilson too.
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Yes. I should mention that it's a few years old and i never got mine to connect to 4G. I blame Sprints support for this model though.
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Hello,I installed mine over a year ago and it works amazing up here in the mountains even with a steel building. I have 5 bars on my phone through out my 7,000 sq ft structure. As I remember I had to call Wilson and ask which antenna would be best for my system. I purchased whatever they told me to get...and it works awesome. If you are wondering...definitely call Wilson for your particular installation and location.
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Yes, the Wilson Electronics Mobile 4Gcell phone signal booster improves coverage - including 4G, 3G, and 2G data downloads - for subscribers of all U.S. cellular networks (except Clearwire).
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We have this at the ranch to increase cell phone and wireless signals. Prior to installing this unit we would only get 1 or 2 bars for signal strength. Now we get 4 or 5 bars and no signal issues. To answer your question at any given time there are 5-6 devices using the Wilson Unit with no issues. We had a BBQ at the ranch and had 20-25 cell/smart phones operating on the signal with no complaints.
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It doesn't pick up the LTE* signal. I returned mine for that reason. I got the version that does and it works great.
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Yes, it should work with no problem as far as your signal. Any phone that talks to Sprint should be able to connect to it just fine. However, you will likely have to go through your provider to activate it. I would call them first.
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well, i live in mexico, and i just use my microsim from my iphone and it worked, it takes like 5 minutos to catch up the signal and then perfect, ahhh he 3G data doesn´t work :Dand if is AT&T; well it´ll work!
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It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I... » Read More It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. « Show Less