Customer Reviews

As Seen on TV - Cell Phone Antenna Booster

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I have read some positive and some negative on these. I bought four to test on different phones and to test two on one phone.

Rather than type a lot of detail, I'll simply say, these did absolutely nothing. If I had one bar before, I had one bar after. Two bars before, two after. Zero? Definitely zero after. This was true on a Dash, RAZR, and Samsung T629. Style, make or model did not matter.

Contrary to what I have seen some say, putting two on a phone made no difference.

Intelligent people should not watch TV, and should never never never buy anything that was featured in a TV informercial! This one is a prime example of it. It does nothing to your phone signal. I had one bar signal before, I have one bar now, and it will be still just one bar when I pill this garbage off my phone and throw it in the trash. Total waste of money.

I have Verizon Motorolla V710

I agree with all the other reviewers here. This was a waste of money. After installing it on my phone, there was no change in the service. There's a dead zone that almost drops our calls when we go through there. Well, having the antenna booster on my phone didn't change that.

I have sometimes cell service in my office and was hoping this would give me more consistent service. It didn't. I can't recommend it unless someone throws one in for free.

i have a krazr from verizon and all this thing did was make my signal drasticaly worse. it could be the phone design for why this isnt working but ill never buy another one.

The only reason I got mine was because it came free with my screen protectors and I noticed it was cheaper than just getting the screen protectors themselves. The package looks cheap so I don't expect it to be anything but that.

I'm not sure if its my imagination, but I think this does help pull in a weak signal- not by much, but will give you one extra bar in your basement or an elevator. I have used them on a number of phones, and now just add them as a matter of course. Kinda like a Ouija board I guess.