does this work with 2g blackberries? Att? Do you have to plug anything into the phone? My phone does not have a coaxial cable plug?
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Yes, it will work with your Blackberrie & 2G, you do not need to plug anything into this unit, this unit will work up to 3ft away!
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españolinglésfrancésThe device description is wonderful. However, I sent the unit only works great connecting you cable network. But it does not work with any of my phones. I tried Blackberry, Samsung, Apple, etc. and fails to work.
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from my experience when I first got the unit I tried using an AT&T sim card. The unit did not work as it was supposed. I wasn't able to control it remotely from my cell phone. I called the seller and they advised me to use a t-mobile sim card. I then went to t-mobile and activated a prepaid SIM card and then the unit worked as it was supposed. from my understanding AT&T no longer has 2g capability but T-mobile does. Hope this helps. The seller's customer service is also pretty good.
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This works with 3G and 1x for AT&T, Verzion and other major carriers. The Wilson Sleek 4G works with 3G, 4G and 1x but you have to make sure you get the specific one for your carrier.
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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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from my experience when I first got the unit I tried using an AT&T; sim card. The unit did not work as it was supposed. I wasn't able to control it remotely from my cell phone. I called the seller and they advised me to use a t-mobile sim card. I then went to t-mobile and activated a prepaid SIM card and then the unit worked as it was supposed. from my understanding AT&T; no longer has 2g capability but T-mobile does. Hope this helps. The seller's customer service is also pretty good.
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Wilson doesn't make a simple cable for this. I had to make my own from a tester that simply sticks to the outside of your phone on one side and is coax on the other. Also have to wrap my phone in aluminum foil to reduce ambient signals. Go to iphone keypad and type *3001#12345#* it works
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Audio good, I have mine setup with BlackBerry playbook with my home network and works great. Don't have iPhone so not sure.
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We have Droid Spectrums and it works great. Haven't had an issue either of the two I bought. I really like not having another cord dangling from the dash.
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Yes but the phone has to be branded with your network for 3G and 4G LTE to work. For example, an AT&T unlocked phone will work 2G (EDGE) for a T-Mobile customer who puts his or her sim card into an AT&T branded phone but you need a T-Mobile branded phone to get 3G and 4G LTE. The BlackBerry Curve 9380 I bought was an Orange branded phone and being an AT&T customer, only 2G (EDGE) worked. Make sure you check with the seller what brand the Curve is
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When I first got this, I was using T-Mobile with a Samsung Note 2. It worked. It works better on AT&T; with a Samsung Note 3. The variables are the frequencies that the Wilson Amp and Antenna support, that your carrier has in your area, and your phone supports. If your carrier is on the same frequencies as AT&T; (850mhz and 1900mhz for GSM (1-3g) and LTE at 700mhz, 1700mhz and 2100 mhz) and/or on a reseller of AT&T;'s network, this should work well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_frequencies might be a big help.
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i have not tried it on att 4g but it seams to work well with the major carriers. i only used mine for a few days and only when i needed it. maybe a total of less than 8 hours in a 3 week period. using the light and tweaking the setting you can tune into the signal.
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Not true. I switched to Netgear (Frontier) which is also ATT approved. Technically you can use any brand, but these are the 2 they support.
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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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This is what I think, it doesn't matter what you use but I noticed mine wasn't hardly working until recently I set it to automatic in its settings and bam! Now it says 4G and the signal is better. I didn't know this and was about to get rid of this thing along with some other junk electronics but was just going through the settings and when I set it to automatic it picked up the signal where I was and its good to go now. I think you just have to enter the password from the device and it should work with anything I think. I have Verizon so obviously it works. Hope this helps.
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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) ...
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This device has worked with my 1g and my daughters 4g phones, however, you have to hold the phone and the Wilson in the same hand in order to keep a signal strong enough to send and receive. It is better than nothing. There is nothing to plug into the phone itself. Hope this helps.