I use an ATT Mifi at home for a wireless network. Can I just lay the MiFi on this cradle and have it work?
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If it's a 3G network device I would think you could. However, the device is designed for a traditional cell phone.
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Yes, I gain 2-3 bars on my Verizon Mifi, which is about the size of the old style pagers.
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I have a 3G device and when I am in a no bar or one bar situation and I lay my phone in the Wilson Sleek cradle andI pick up two additional bars almost every time.
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That I do not know. I just know it works in a vehicle and will boost the signal if there is a signal.
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You will need a SIM card that already has active internet service on it! You will also need to enter that SIM's network APN settings into the MIFI modem. (You can get the appropriate APN settings from the network company eg. AT&T;)
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As far as i know all ATT U-Verse Routers have internal antennas so no it will not work.
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Unknown. I use AT&T.; Should be ok, but since the frequency allocations per carrier are different, you should check.
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I have used ATT mifi to stream movies thru another device and works fine. Will use up your data allowance quickly. Check your verizon site for estimating data on streaming movies.
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Yes you can, as I am doing the same. However the c6806(i think that's the right name) has LTE bands for AT&T.;
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You can plug a phone into a wall jack and that phone will work, but it wont tie into the AT&T system, as far as the hold, transfer, and conference
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You must run a supplied cable from the antenna to a location in your home and connect to your mifi. My mifi is located in a closet in the west end of my home and serves two computers and my iPad. I am 100 0/0 satisfied with the antenna and with how it has improved my reception .
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Sure, your phone have radio bands competiable for GMS 850/900/1800/1900MHz networks, if ATT radio bands it not the same,it doesn't work
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It will work with Wi-Fi only as I used mine for this but you have to be near a Wi-Fi source. You could buy a MiFi and purchase a plan like Virgin Mobile OverDrive at Wal-Mart for around $50 or on sale for $30 and the monthly plan is $20. Or you could download all your favorite music to the phone and play your music in mp3 format as you do your walks.
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This is used usually with a USB WiFi device(some phones) from Verizon or other cellular service. It has no internal cellular, thus, does not replace the MiFi device.
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Yes your phone has to be in the cradle at all times, I suggest investing in a bluetooth headset if this seems inconvenient.
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I just spoke with a Wilson rep and it WILL NOT support AT&T; LTE. They do have other products that will including wireless and corded boosters. Contact Wilson for the best answer like I did.
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It should work. That is what a bridge do. Just enter your ssid and authentication key to connect to your mIFI hotspot.
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According to Cradle Points site yes it can. This feature is known as WIFI as WAN
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If you mean will this help your mifi get a better signal from Verizon, no. This is designed to pick up wifi signals. Your mifi takes a cell phone signal and converts it to a wifi signal in your house. The frequencies are very different. This will not improve your Verizon signal. Instead you should look into Yagi antennas that are made for cell phone reception. They are made, but I don't know if you would be able to interface those antennas with a mifi unit.
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The phone itself is too big for the cradle. But you can hook it up to the jack and have it laying close to you. If you do this though, I would consider an extension as the cord provided is pretty short.