Signal Booster Related Frequently Asked Questions & Answers (FAQ's)

Our Know-How-To Guide For Both IOS Apple and Android Users provides this information in an easy to understand method. More...

Here's the layout of the dipswitch bank and how the dB gain attenuates. More...

All of our signal boosters come equipped with triple safeguard against interference, as listed below. More...

We have a section designed especially for assisting our customers in registering their newly purchased cell phone boosters. More...

Yes, here's an attenuation chart that shows how much signal strength is lost for various cable length sizes. More...

With their durable metal casing, they are designed to work in a wide range of outside temperatures as follows. More...

The FCC ruling made it clear that signal boosters are a legal and important part of the wireless infrastructure of our nation. More...

This FCC ruling clears all legal barriers, and it is our opinion that this ruling will increase their widespread use. More...

Yes, SureCall has been very involved in this issue and has been working closely with both the Agency and carriers for many years. More...

No, they won’t. User instructions, marketing materials, and booster packaging alerts buyers that regstration is required. More...

We understand that FCC will not pursue enforcement unless an instance of unresolved interference is involved. More...

A simple explanation of dB gain is that a gain value represents the relative level of signal enhancement. More...

M2M when referring to cell phone signal boosters is boosting reception for machine to machine applications. More...

Yes, they greatly improve cell phone coverage in your vehicle, whether it be a car, truck, van, or RV. More...

Explaining how boosters improve reception inside homes and businesses is easy, but actual technology behind it is fascinating. More...

Buildings are not conducive to good cell phone reception. Partitions between rooms block Wi-Fi signals too. More...

Because full power is not always the best option, many of SureCall’s boosters come with adjustable dB gain at 1 dB increments. More...

Automatic shutdown occurs because boosters are designed to prevent noise or oscillation within them. More...

There are two reasons for that. The first reason is that metal is tougher and more impervious to being damaged. More...

There's no specific limit. The number of users will vary depending on the strength of outside signal. More...

Unfortunately, there's no straightforward answer to this question because it could occur for a number of reasons. More...

The better signal you have outside, the further away from the internal antenna you could be. More...

The first step is to make sure the power light on your booster is turned on. More...

Hereby we list the recommended distances between interior and exterior antennas depending upon the strength of the booster. More...

An ideal placement for an outside antenna is to locate an unobstructed spot on your rooftop, away from other antennas. More...

Vertical separation is a lot more effective than horizontal separation due to more obstacles and raised height of exterior antenna. More...

While our boosters are extremely user-friendly, we ask (not required) that you check the setup and components every 2 to 4 weeks. More...

There's a common misconception that in order to use a cell phone booster you need the cell phone tower to be in line of sight. More...

Yes, despite the clear DIY instructions if you feel you need help with installation, please submit our installation quote request form. More...

Linear amplifiers are powerful industrial amplifier. These do require expertise in installing these types of systems inside large spaces. More...

It is important to understand that signal bars on a cell phone is not an accurate measurement of cell phone strength. More...

Here's a list of all cellular frequencies for each cell phone carrier in United States and Canada. More...

All cellular phone networks, worldwide, use part of the radio frequency spectrum designated as UHF (Ultra-High Frequency). More...

Gain is the ability of a device to increase the power of a signal. Loss, also called attenuation, is any reduction of signal strength. More...

A cell phone signal booster is a system that boosts mobile reception to improve operation and performance of cellular devices. More...

A Wi-Fi signal booster extends WiFi network coverage space by boosting or amplifying existing signals. More...

These are 3 different types of signal booster classifications as designated by FCC. Read details of each of them at links provided below:
Consumer, Industrial, Industrial Part 90.

Here's how to find out which cell phone carrier has the best indoor coverage within your home or business. More...

Dome antennas are Omni-directional, whereas Panel antennas are Uni-Directional. More...

Determining your output signal level is the first step for calculating the cell phone signal booster coverage area. More...

A cell phone antenna booster site survey is essential especially for commercial signal booster systems to help determine equipment that will be required and locations of placement of that equipment. More...

Designing a cell phone booster system requires any software that can import the blueprint or floor plan and allows adding images of amplifiers and drawing of cables to connect everything. More...

Once you find out how cell phone signal works, it will automatically help you understand the concept of how installing a cell phone booster system helps. More...

The basic difference between the two is that omni antennas pull signals from all directions whereas yagi or LP antennas pull signals from one direction. However, there's a lot to know about these to make an informed decision about which would be more suitable. More...

Luckily, the answer to this question is yes - However, the paint must not contain any metallic flakes or metal of any kind. Click, "more" to watch a video explaining why. More...

Lightning strikes are becoming more frequent due to global warming. If you have a surge protector installed, the lightning is discharged before it causes damage to your expensive equipment. More...

There are mainly 3 types of cell phone signal booster cables are RG-6, RG-11, and Wilson 400 cables. The main differences between these is the cable loss they incur and the cable connector they use. More...

Initial survey instructions for cell phone signal booster installation consist of 3 simple steps and complete RF site survey consist of more steps that require more time consuming tasks. More...

Unfortunately, due to FCC regulation, no industry signal booster is able to cover the Sprint Spark Network at this time. More...

The cost of a cell phone booster varies greatly depending upon whether you need vehicle or indoor cell signal booster. If indoors, how large is the space to be covered in square footage? And how weak is the signal outside? More...

Yes, if you have an old 2G or 3G cell phone signal booster that does not work for you anymore, we offer a cell phone signal amplifier upgrade & exchange program. Simply contact us and provide its details (make & model) to determine its value. We will then send you a shipping label to send it to us after you purchase a new 5 band 3G + 4G LTE signal booster at a highly discounted price to compensate you for its value. More...

Generally, the amplifier's total coverage is based on initial outside signal. The better reception you get outside the further away from the internal antenna you could be. Most of the time you can divide the coverage with our SC-WS-2, which splits the coverage within two domes. Alternative placement of the outside antenna could dramatically change the signal too. Using your phone to test, you need to place the outside antenna where you get most signal bars of reception. But when outside reception is very faint from the get-go, you may need to look into an additional amplifier setup.

First, make sure the power light is turned on in your booster. Second, check what kind of cell signal you’re getting outside. Third, make sure your outside and inside antennas have enough separation or aren’t too close together. If it still isn’t working after completing those steps, call us, or go to our online chat for tech support.

The best method is to find an unobstructed spot on your rooftop away from other antennas where you can make cell phone call. Rather than risk injury, the next best method is to find out which corner of the house receives the best signal and install the outside antenna in that corner.

"3G" is simply a generic term indicating the “third generation” of standards for mobile networking. Mobile broadband users typically see internet speeds of approximately 600-1400kbps download (with bursts up to 2,000 kbps) and 500-800kbps upload where 3G coverage is available. "4G" is the fourth generation of cell phone mobile communications standards. It is a successor of the third generation (3G) standards. A 4G system provides mobile ultra-broadband Internet access, for example to laptops with USB, wireless modems to smartphones and to other mobile devices. Conceivable applications include mobile web access, IP telephony, gaming services, HD TV, video conferencing and 3D TV. Peak speed requirements for 4G service is set at 100 megabit per second (Mbit/s) for high mobility communication (such as from trains and cars) and 1 gigabit per second (Gbit/s) for low mobility communication (such as pedestrians and stationary users). As opposed to earlier generations, a 4G system does not support traditional circuit-switched telephony service, but all Internet protocol (IP) based communication such as IP telephony.

DBm is an abbreviation for the power ratio in decibels (dB) of the measured power referenced to one milliwatt. DBm is used to define signal strength in electronic equipment such as signal boosters, wires and cables at radio and audio frequencies. More...

Linearity is the behavior of a circuit, particularly a signal booster, in which the output signal strength varies in direct proportion to the input signal strength. Many times a device's specifications will simply refer to linearity, with no other explanation as to which type of linearity is intended. In cases where a specification is expressed simply as linearity, it is assumed to imply independent linearity. Independent linearity is probably the most commonly-used linearity definition. Independent linearity is defined as the maximum deviation of actual performance relative to a straight line, located such that it minimizes the maximum deviation. In that case there are no constraints placed upon the positioning of the straight line and it may be wherever necessary to minimize the deviations between it and the device's actual performance characteristic.

No, actually our cell phone boosters do exactly the opposite; it keeps the harmful radiation away from the user. The power is reduced from the cell phone’s antenna. The booster system's outside antenna gathers and releases the harmful radiation instead of the antenna in your phone.

In telecommunications, Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) is the ratio of the amplitude of a partial standing wave, at an antinode (maximum) to the amplitude at an adjacent node (minimum), in an electrical transmission line. The SWR is usually defined as a voltage ratio called the VSWR, (sometimes pronounced "viswar), for voltage standing wave ratio. For example, the VSWR value 1.2:1 denotes a maximum standing wave amplitude that is 1.2 times greater than the minimum standing wave value. It is also possible to define the SWR in terms of current, resulting in the ISWR, which has the same numerical value. The power standing wave ratio (PSWR) is defined as the square of the VSWR. SWR is used as an efficiency measure for transmission lines, electrical cables that conduct radio frequency radio signals, used for purposes such as connecting radio transmitters and receivers with their antennas.

SureCall IoT or M2M signal boosters strengthen and maintain mobile data connections to enhance data uploads & downloads while keeping information encrypted. More...

Mobile Virtual Network Operator or MVNO provides mobile services by reselling wireless network services. More...

Try adding more indoor antennas with our broadcast antenna expansion kits that contain antenna, cable, splitter to tack on to your existing cell phone signal booster made by any brand manufacturer. More...

LTE frequencies and related channels are shown neatly in a table here.

Cellular frequencies and related channels are shown neatly in a table here.

PCS frequencies and related channels are shown neatly in a table here.

AWS frequencies and related channels are shown neatly in a table here.

Learn what exactly LTE frequencies & bands actually represent, here.

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint frequency and band information is provided in easy-to-follow frequency tables here.

Telus, Rogers, Bell frequencies and bands info has been provided in easy-to-understand frequency chart here.

Bad cell phone reception and bad cell signal are caused by 2 major factors - distance and obstructions. More...

If you're experiencing bad reception, there're a number of things you can do to improve the situation. More...

Yes, there're several solutions. Read them all here.

They work by taking existing signal from outside and amplifying it inside. Read in more detail here.

Yes, cell signal boosters amplify the data and voice signals of all North American cell carrier networks and work with all phones, tablets and cell modems that are cellular enabled.

Yes, 4G cell phone boosters amplify 4G LTE signals.

Yes, 4G phones work with 3G boosters, while 3G phones will also will work with 4G boosters.

No, internet connections are not required for cell phone boosters as they use existing cell signals that are available.

It depends upon your location and circumstances. Please read a detailed response here.

It is an amount of output signal strength compared to its input signal strength in decibels. Please read a more comprehensive response here.

No, cell phone boosters are a one-time purchase and there is never a monthly subscription fee. All our signal boosters are without payment plans unless you choose to finance the initial cost through Klarna Buy Now Pay Later Option at Checkout.

There are a number of factors that determine the installation time. Read about those factors here.

The indoor signal available can only provide a specific amount of coverage. This coverage will not be increased by splitting the indoor signal. Although there might be some installations where it is desirable to split the total coverage area into two smaller coverage areas, the total coverage area will not be increased.

If a slow data transfer rate is caused by a weak cell signal, a cell signal booster will increase the data speed of an air card. A booster can however not increase the transfer speed of your provider's equipment and tower.

There're several Signal Booster Electronic Code of Federal Regulations. Read response in more detail and a link to read them all here.

Yes. Vehicle cell signal boosters that need 6V DC will include a power supply that converts 12V DC to 6V DC.

There are several important differences. Femtocell technology is used in various carrier supplied signal enhancing systems that require broadband Internet service to operate, and they work only for respective carrier network. Carriers call them by different names such as AT&T Microcell and T-Mobile CellSpot. They do not require any signal outside building. On other hand, signal boosters do not require Internet access and they work simultaneously on all cell service carrier networks. They do require very minimal signal outside building so it can be amplified and distributed inside. More...

Signal boosters support all mobile carriers in the USA and Canada, while most providers in Central and South America are also supported. They will work with all TDMA, GSM, EDGE, CDMA and 4G LTE technologies.

Follow easy steps we provide here to determine which signal booster will work best for you.

Yes, they can. Most signal boosters support multiple simultaneous connections, so you will for example be able to use a phone for calls, while at the same time operating a JetPack or MiFi cellular hotspot to provide Internet connectivity. If your phone and service plan allows you to use your phone as an Internet hotspot while conducting a call, cradle boosters will also support simultaneous data and voice.

Although signal boosters are actually designed to improve cellular signals inside a building or vehicle, you may get some coverage that "spills over" outside the building or vehicle. This will depend on the outside signal strength and the frequency of the signal being boosted.

Yes, they do work in many circumstances. More...

This depends on your exact situation. Read details.

Yes. All signal boosters are manufactured to always be backward compatible with earlier generation networks. More...

Yes, but there are exceptions. More...

Yes. We do supply an optional hardwire kit that will allow you to connect the booster directly to the vehicle’s electrical system. This will prevent the booster from discharging the vehicle's battery when the vehicle is switched off in some older model vehicles.

No. Signal boosters work by detecting and boosting the cellular signals available outside.

No. This is illegal as the FCC regulations limit the gain on boosters installed in vehicles to 50 decibels (dB). The smallest indoor booster models have a 60dB gain. More...

Yes, but it is important to be aware of the limitations doing that will impose. More...

Yes. Unplug the signal booster from the power before making any physical change to the system. Disconnecting the signal booster from the power is critical when for example disconnecting an antenna from the booster. Not doing so may cause damage to the system.

Although the number of simultaneous connections supported by a booster has no limit, there is a theoretical limit. This is determined by the strength of the cell signal outside of the building. The stronger the signal outside the building, the more simultaneous connections will be possible. More...

The size of indoor coverage area is determined by two factors: The booster system's gain, and the signal strength before being boosted. More...

No, neither can boost signal of cell phone, tablet, and laptop at the same time unless you place cell phone in cradle to boost its signal and then use other devices such that they use the in-cradle phone’s mobile hotspot. More...

Yes, you can use glass mount antenna for outside of your vehicle but that glass-mount tower antenna should be mounted as far as possible from the device antenna, preferably on the rear window of the vehicle. More...

Yes. You should ensure that the outside antenna (tower) is mounted outside the home, either on an exterior wall, or on the roof. It should also be directed at the cell tower. More...

Yes. Signal boosters work with all cell phone technologies and networks used in North America, including GSM and 4G LTE, with the exception of Push-to-Talk (PTT) networks. More...

Yes. Our boosters will improve data and voice talking signals for all major cellular carriers in the U.S. and Canada.

No, but there are various options that can be used instead. Read options.

We recommend that you remove the magnet mount antenna taking your car through a car wash. Power down the booster before removing the antenna to prevent a feedback loop.

The antenna’s range depends on the strength of the signal from the cell tower, and the output power of the signal booster. Both a stronger tower signal and a more powerful signal booster will increase the range of the system.

Yes, but only when you’re parked. As the Yagi is a directional antenna, it needs to re-aim at a cell tower each time the location is changed. If coverage is required while on the road, consider using a vehicle booster and an omni directional antenna.

Yes. All antennas work on both types of signal.

No. A Yagi antenna does not need a ground. We always recommend that a lightning surge protector is installed between the Yagi and the signal booster.

Although this is technically possible, there is no reason to do so. The Trucker antenna will improve the signal by the same amount, irrespective of where it is mounted. A Yagi, or directional antenna is most suitable for fixed site installations as these provide more gain to compensate for signal lost due to connecting cable length.

Omni-directional and directional antennas each have their own advantages. Which is best depends entirely on the specific situation. More...

Not quite. A wifi signal booster is more similar to a wireless networking router than a cell phone signal booster is. Let us explain: More...

More than 72% of wireless phone users having difficulty maintaining cell phone signal strength inside a building. More...

Maybe. 3G boosters are able to work with 4G phone voice features as many 4G-capable devices drop to 3G/2G when placing a call and only use 4G to transmit data. More...

Using a cell phone booster provides several benefits. More...

Coverage achieved by cell phone boosters depends on a number of factors including the make and model, indoor building materials, antenna placement and outdoor signal level. More...

The signal will be stronger the closer you are to the interior antenna. Other factors that affect the improved coverage area include proximity to cellular towers, unit placement, the type of walls in the home and signal strength outdoors. More...

An answer to this question requires careful consideration. More...

These are various wireless telecommunication technologies. More...

In addition to putting your phone in low power mode, cell phone signal boosters can also extend the battery life because phones use less power to capture the cell phone signal. This in turn conserves the battery of the phone.

Yes. In-building consumer grade cell phone signal boosters including the Flare, Fusion5s, Fusion4Home and Fusion5X have all been designed for easy DIY installation. Clear installation instructions are provided with each product and on our website. In-vehicle cell signal boosters can also be installed on your own in minutes. Instructions & videos are provided at this website.

There are many advantages and many disadvantages of cell phone signal boosters. More...

End-users should ensure they only buy and use boosters labeled for Consumer Use. Boosters labeled for “Industrial Use” need special installation expertise and may only be used by FCC licensees, or those with special permission. More...

weBoost Drive 4G-X (470510) is ideal for rural driving because it has 60% more range. weBoost Drive 4G-M (470121, previously 470108) will suffice for city driving. More...

To use the cell phone's Internet provided by your service carrier within your rate plan, your phone's Wi-Fi should be turned OFF. More...

Unfortunately, the number of bars on the cell phones display usually has NO bearing on the performance because that functionality of all smartphones today in 2018 is not even close to perfect. More...

There can be several reasons for such a problem and troubleshooting with our technical support team may help. See list of possible problems here.

Every cell phone signal booster installation has its own unique set of circumstances and therefore time for installing a signal amplifier system varies greatly. However, on average, it takes between 3 to 4 hours. More....

There are several reasons why cell phone signal booster soft install is recommended including the main one to ensure that it works before drilling holes and performing a permanent install. More....

Yes, it is required for those types of signal enhancing systems. However, Passive DAS consumer signal boosters do not require explicit approval from carriers, they boost reception for all carrier networks simultaneously, they cost less to install, and can be installed much more quickly. However, if there’s no signal available to amplify, then passive DAS will not work - You will have to go with Active DAS, Fem-to-cell, Pico-cell System. More....

Not quite, because the frequencies that cell carriers operate on today will be still be used in the future. More....

No, the typical cell boosters we carry do not need Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth to work. More....

Metals and Low-E glass severely block cellular phone signal transmission. Other building construction materials also dampen cell signal strength. More....

Do not rely on signal bars to check signal strength improvement because they are very inaccurate most of the time. See if you can make an actual phone call where you weren't able to, before. More....

POI or Points of Interface are essentially the point where two different phone carriers come together. It denotes who is the responsible party and many companies rent out the space to other carriers. When the two meet, one is noted as the active point of interface or APOI and the other is the passive point of interface or PPOI. More....

To ensure that cell phone signal boosters do not interfere with cellular coverage, FCC has mandated signal boosters be registered with the respective phone carrier before use. More....

Yes, see the list here..

RFP can stand for Request for Proposal or Request for Price. More...

A lot of minute tech details related to equipment and installation process are included in a typical DAS proposal. More...

While a new cell phone can help if old cell phone was dropped or damaged and internal antenna broken or damaged, it will not help if signal received inside house is weak itself.

While a different carrier may have a tower that is closer and provides stronger signal in your house, that is usually not the case. Usually, the building materials of the house block signals so signals from all carriers are not useable. More...

A cell phone antenna extender is not a specific product. It is a general term grouped under cell phone signal booster, repeater, or amplifier. More...

Yes, in a way (company ownership wise) - Wilson Electronics owns three cell phone signal booster brands: weBoost, WilsonPro, and zBoost. However, each of these brands have some distinctions between them. More...

A wifi signal booster price can range from $80 to $4779. More...

Yes, we recommend maintaining a minimum 25% battery charge on your smartphone for optimal network signal strength. More...

The process for boosting reception on a Microsoft Windows 10 Mobile platform or operating system (OS) phone is the same as on any other smartphone. More...

AWS-1: 1710 to 1755 and 2110 to 2155 MHz bands. H Block: 1915 to 1920 and 1995 to 2000 MHz bands. AWS-4: 2000 to 2020 and 2180 to 2200 MHz bands. More...

The main difference between these would be that they are various different forms of wired and wireless connectivity technologies. More...

The main difference between these would be that they are various different types of wireless technology deployment methods. More...

Yes, there're portable cell phone boosters and vehicle cell phone boosters that work outside homes and buildings.

Buy a ground wire kit or grounding kit with lightning surge protector and review lightning surge grounding instructions.

This process requires some level of expertise. See infographic of grounded lightning surge protector and read grounding instructions carefully to understand how to do that properly. Hire an experienced electrician if you're not comfortable doing this on your own using our ground wire kit.

Make poor cell phone and wifi connectivity at your home, office, or car a thing of the past. SignalBooster.com offers the products and expertise needed to fix even the most difficult dead zones. More....

No. These phone boosters do not require Internet. More....

-53db signal is better than -63db signal because the negative number -53 is closer to zero (0) than the negative number -63. More....

A powerful cell phone signal booster kit with an exterior antenna installed outside window against the building wall or preferably on the roof would transmit the cellular signal from fourth floor to ground floor via cable in the kit. More....

Getting cell phone service to work underground is possible with the same cellular signal booster installation principle. More....

In United States, Verizon maintains its top position for cellular reliability, followed closely by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. More....

In our experience, cell phone antenna stickers and cases tend to overpromise and underdeliver. More....

An answer to this depends on the cellular service readings you are able to achieve outside the house or building property. More....

Yes. Many people don't know this, but poor cell phone reception can have a direct impact on your cell phone's battery life. More....

There are several differences between them and we can only explain the answer to this question in detail. More....

It is a single or multi-carrier in-building 3G, 4G, LTE signal enhancing solution called hybrid active distributed antenna system (DAS) providing up to 100 dB Gain which is up to thousand times stronger than what a cellular device can achieve on its own. More....

There are several reasons to buy in-building wireless solutions from us or to partner with us. More....

The differences between those 3 kits lie in the types of in-building and outside building antennas supplied with them. More....

It is essentially the same as our Mi-Fi Signal Boosters. All of our building cell signal boosters and car cell signal boosters can amplify reception for your Verizon Jetpack or similar mobile hotspot device. More....

Antenna bars shown on your smartphone are not accurate. More....

All of our signal boosters boost reception to hotspots such as Verizon Jetpack. Which one to buy depends upon the type of location where you plan to use your Verizon Jetpack. They catch signals from outside and amplify them in area where you have your hotspot device. More....

Longer the cable runs and higher the MHz, the higher the cable loss incurred. Thicker the cable, less the cable loss. Suggested best cable types are Type 400 and Type 600 for least signal loss due to cable. More....

Yes it will, but only if the phone battery is low (battery symbol contains red color). More....

Replace phone from your carrier because its antenna may be damaged which happens if a phone is dropped although does not appear to have any visual damage to its exterior. That would make sense if your phone does not work at a spot even when others with smartphone from same carrier get a good signal at that location.

"Signal strength" is how strong the signal you're receiving is, and it is measured in dBm. On other hand, "signal quality" is measured how noisy a band is. More....

No. For up to a decade, 5G will be used primarily for data transmissions. This means that voice transmissions will continue to occur over 4G LTE (VoLTE - Voice Over LTE). More....

A 4G signal booster will work with 5G phones but it will enhance signals only when you set the phone in its "settings" to operate on 4G / LTE, or it will boost signals when 5G phone automatically falls back to 4G or LTE mode which will happen when 5G coverage is not detected. More....

All FCC approved cell phone signal boosters are legal for use, as long as they are registered with respective carrier prior to using them. More....

Taking a 2nd cell phone from same cellular carrier and trying to make a call can confirm whether the 1st phone's antenna is damaged. More....

We have explained again and again that unfortunately the signal bars shown on phones even today, do not reflect signal strength received by phone accurately, nor in realtime. More...

No, there's no monthly fee for our cell phone signal booster kits. They are one-time, outright purchase devices. Other financing and Coverage as a Service pricing models are available. More....

Please create an account and email sales@signalbooster.com with document(s) to prove the tax-exempt status, and documents you need signed to place your order. More....

There're several ways to do that. You can obviously call us and/or email us with details of your question(s). You can also submit your question at the Questions & Answers tab provided at all product listing pages. If you do not know which product you need, you can post the question at the most closely relevant product at our website.

Sure, we can tell you which one that is, but please note that highest Gain cell phone booster may not necessarily help with your situation of less indoor coverage because there may be other factors at play. More....

Sure, we can tell you which one that is, but please note that highest Downlink Output Power cell phone booster may not necessarily help with your situation of less indoor coverage because there may be other factors at play. More....

Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) is emerging as a key part of mobile carrier's 5G strategy. It allows operators to use the same spectrum bands for different radio access technologies. More....

Yes, all of our cell phone signal boosters will work with most Mexican cellular service providers. More....

The best signal booster varies in different locations and situations. For indoor boosters, we mainly need to know the signal strength outside and the square footage boosted coverage area you need covered. More....

Yes, all of our cell phone boosters will work with most Puerto Rican cell service carriers. More....

Yes, all cell phone signal boosters automatically boost text messaging connectivity to send and receive text messages instantly. More....

While they both offer up to 72 dB Gain, the difference is that Fusion5s offers higher uplink and downlink power output for greater ability to reach farther cell towers (uplink) and provide larger indoor coverage area (downlink) to reach and connect all cell devices. More....

Yes, all cell phone signal boosters automatically boost mobile data connectivity along with talk and text signal enhancement. More....

The serial number is almost always located by the barcode. The barcode is usually near the label on the bottom of the booster. There are also some copies of the barcodes inside the booster kit package. An example of what a serial number looks like: More....

There are many, here's list of few new ones: More....

We have a financing program similar to "rent to own" a cell phone signal booster. Simply choose "Klarna" as payment option at checkout for details. More....

Yes, we carry kits that require no exterior antenna but they do require some signal at at least one spot to place donor antenna, or unit. More....

Yes, but please note the limitations so that you're aware before you decide to do that. More....