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4.0 out of 5 stars
Works quite well, March 1, 2009
This review is from: 800/1900mHz zBoost Personal Sig. Booster (Electronics)
This device definitely boosts my cell phone signal by a bar or two, which can make or break many phone calls in my hilly area.
Pros:
--it works great!
--it's really easy to set-up and use
--it has made home calls for business and friendship more reliable
--it's the lowest cost solution I could find to really boost cell phone signal
Cons:
--it does not boost the signal in my whole house, only with 4-6 feet of the end of the units antenna
--requires to be plugged into an outlet by AC adapter, so it's not mobile
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best..., August 10, 2010
This review is from: 800/1900mHz zBoost Personal Sig. Booster (Electronics)
I have zero to one bar in my house, and I thought I could get a couple of hot-spots inside; alas, this was to no avail. I put the window unit where it could get two bars, and then I only got one or two bars standing right next to the antenna. So, I am returning them.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
It works! Gives me 5 bars + 3G, April 5, 2010
This review is from: 800/1900mHz zBoost Personal Sig. Booster (Electronics)
I have highly variable AT&T service in my house, ranging from 3 bars to none -- usually at the lower end of this range. Any extended iPhone conversation consists of multiple dropped calls and re-dials.
I got frustrated enough to dig around online for a signal booster. This came today and it actually works (much to my surprise).
It increased my signal to (gasp) 5 bars -- never before seen in MY house. What's even more amazing is it switches me from Edge to 3G (tho at home I use wifi so this is moot).
It's not the most convenient device. You put its base station in a window close enough to an outlet to plug it in. Then you unreel about 20 feet of cable attached to a little antenna with suction cups. It has to be >10 ft from the base station. My phone then has to be within about 10 feet or so of the antenna to get 4 to 5 bars.
So now I have cables strung around the room where I want to use the iPhone, and I need to be in that room and close to the antenna, but at least I CAN use my iPhone.
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