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Question: dose it work with LTE network ?
Document: The Desktop antenna needs to be at least 18 inches from the amplifier or it will not work, and it needs to face the room in a direction opposite that of the antenna. The instructions are clear and easy to understand, so I think those disappointed with this unit didn't install it correctly, or didn't understand the limitations. Lastly, this will not boost 4G LTE signals, only 3G. Where I am it's not an issue, because 4G is not available, at least not yet.
I have an iphone 5 with Verizon Wireless and live in a spot where one or two bars is all I get indoors. On the roof I can get three to four bars and sometimes LTE. I set this up on the roof with a complicated process of wiring down to my office two stories below. A fair amount of work and a fair amount of expense for this rig. The results have been underwhelming.
), I started searching around the Web to see if I could find out anything. And do you know what -- somewhere (did I say 1 beer?!) I read where the Wilson Signalboost-dt doesn't work with LTE!! That they have another product that does! Don't you think that the documentation should maybe mention that little fact? Somewhere? Like on the first darn page, and liberally throughout!? I know, buyer beware, and all that!
I'm not the handiest guy, but I just couldn't work from home with the hideous 0.13 Mbps download and 0.07 Mbps upload speed of Verizon DSL, the only broadband option on the Island where I live. My Verizon 4g LTE iPad, however, screams in comparison, with 10+ Mbps down AND up. But, it doesn't get the LTE signal inside my house. It DOES get LTE occasionally outside on my deck, and gets LTE consistently at multiple multiple locations around the Island.
This didn't work for my phone or network. I use T mobile's network. The customer service guy said it woulx work. But only if I am right at the antenna. Gonna have to send it back I think.
I was a little skeptical when I purchased it, but it really does work as advertised. I'm very happy with the product so far. it gives me enough signal that I can use the wireless hotspot on my cellphone to connect to the office network.
I recently bought my first smart phone, and had no signal in our rural area. Our earlier simple phones were marginal, but we could sit near some windows and get enough signal to use them. First I tried to boost our signal with a Verizon network extender,but it did not work at all because we have wireless internet. Then I bought the Wilson Signalboost DT.
Although it showed 3-4 bars, it would not send or receive calls and text messages. Thinking it was a flaw with the phone, Verizon replaced the LG Cosmos. Same problem. Once or twice I was able to make a call. I will say that tech support at Wilson Electronics was extremely helpful but they were at a loss as to why the DT Signal Booster wouldn't work with the LG phone but did with the Droid.I finally bought a network extender from Verizon which works through my internet connection.
Have a Samsung 4S on Verizon 4G LTE. No noticeable signal increase even just for phone calls (still 1 to 2 bars). Returning it
But it took me a lot of reading (just like you, with this review) to find out that If you want to boost LTE, you buy something else!So that's my reason for 1 star. If I can arrange a swap out for an LTE version when I call Wilson, and if I don't kill myself when I put that one up on the roof, then I'll reconsider changing my stars. Stay tuned!
Answer: No, only 3G voice and data...