weBoost Home MultiRoom – Cell Phone Signal Booster | Boosts 4G LTE & 5G up to 5,000 sq ft for all U.S. Carriers – Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & more |…
$569.99
Last updated on August 15, 2024 1:09 am Details
- TARGETED COVERAGE FOR TWO TO THREE ROOMS — The Home MultiRoom provides enhanced cellular reception for up to 5, 000 square feet or up to three rooms; allowing everyone to enjoy fewer dropped calls, better voice quality, and faster data speeds within its coverage area
- CARRIER COMPATIBILITY — Home MultiRoom works with all U. S. carriers; including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Straight Talk, and U. S. Cellular as well as all phones and cellular-connected devices
- TOOL-FREE INSTALLATION — No drills necessary while using a flat window cable to connect the Home MultiRoom booster to the outside antenna. The inside antenna can either be placed on a shelf or mounted on a wall with the included 3M Command strips. With its specially designed bracket, the outside antenna can be quickly pointed toward nearby cell towers for increased signal strength
- FCC APPROVED — With 65 dB max gain, the Home MultiRoom meets all FCC guidelines and won’t interrupt or harm any carriers’ signals to and from the cell tower. With 21 dBm in uplink-output power and 12 dBm in downlink-output power, this home booster easily reaches cell phone towers from far distances
- 5G COMPATIBLE — All weBoost products support the latest in 5G technology, working seamlessly within a 5G network to deliver the best cell signal possible
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weBoost Home MultiRoom – Cell Phone Signal Booster | Boosts 4G LTE & 5G up to 5,000 sq ft for all U.S. Carriers – Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile & more |…
$569.99
andrew Hughes –
I wanted to find a cell booster system that could enhance my cell service and elected to buy it through Amazon due to their support of their product and return policy. The system did not work in my area and the cell signal is still too weak to rationalize keeping a $550 product that doesn’t help. I saved all of the packaging and shipped it back timely. THEN to my surprise if get hit with a $110 restocking fee. Never saw that coming. I’m disappointed.
BrotherJack –
This thing works GREAT!!!! I went from 0 service to 4 out of 5 bars of service with this thing. However, there are two things you need to know to get that kind of performance, so I will tell you those two things, and then post a how-to for how I set mine up.
1) You have to research which bands the booster will boost and compare them to which bands your cell phone provider (and your specific cell phone) uses. WeBoost (and others) sell different boosters for different bands and carriers. It would seem obvious – but if this booster does not boost the band(s) you need, then you will get no boost (which is the main complaint the negative reviewers post).
2) The antenna is DIRECTIONAL, which means you need to point it in the direction of the tower(s) you are going to be using. If you don’t, it can drastically affect how well it works (or doesn’t).
How-To (or How-I-Did):
Before I ordered: I used a free phone app for Android called “Network Cell Info Lite” (there are others that do the same thing), which would tell me 1) what bands my phone was using, and 2) what direction the towers were from my current location. With the app installed on my phone, I climbed up on a ladder until I finally got a signal (I got 0 signal on the ground, so climbing the ladder was a necessity). About 15 feet off the ground, I got about -110dbm of signal, and found that the phone would alternate between band 5 and band 13. I checked, and this booster does both of them, so I ordered it. I also checked, and it showed me the location of the towers, both of which were in the same direction, north and east of my location.
When the WeBoost arrived (along with a $18 Wilson mast I bought to mount it to the side of my barn), I unpacked the unit and read the directions. I mounted the antenna on the side of the barn about 18 feet off the ground, and pointed the antenna roughly in the direction of where I knew the towers were from my pre-order checklist. Then I ran the cables, and setup the booster and the inside antenna as explained in the directions.
I turned everything on, and was disappointed to find I got 0 signal boost. I pulled out the app again, and checked the location of the towers, and realized I had the antenna pointed about 20 degrees the wrong way.
When I looked close, I also saw I had it probably 15 degrees out of line on the horizontal axis as well. That’s what I get for ‘eyeballing it’. Back up the ladder with the phone in hand, and this time I got it lined up within about 1-2 degrees of ‘perfect’ (at least according to where the phone said the towers are).
OH SNAP, THAT WORKED!!!! The light on the booster unit went from red to green, and I found I suddenly had 4 out of 5 bars of 4G signal when standing in the exact same spot(s) where I previously had 0 signal at all (no 3g, no 4g, not even 1x). Phone worked fantastic, download speeds were great, etc.
This specific unit has a higher level of boost (covers more area) than most, and I find that my phone works anywhere within about 100 feet of the inside antenna that re-transmits the boosted signal.
So in summary – the antenna is pretty directional, so you need to get it lined up on the tower you want it to boost from pretty well, and you need to have a unit that boosts the band(s) your phone/provider uses. If you can do those two things, this thing works GREAT. If you can’t do those two things, you may have a less than happy experience with this thing (and probably any booster, as they all work on the same principles).
Hope this helps.
Sharon K Haechten –
Purchased MultiRoom booster from Amazon on 07/27/20 for $575.49. Received and installed the following week. Power outage on 09/04/20. No light when power came up – called and left message. Called again on 09/05/20, your answering machine would not take messages. Submitted a Replacement Request on 09/07/20 and discussed with Maria. Maria thought getting a new power cord would solve the problem. Would send a new power cord that WAS IN STOCK and should receive in 4 – 5 days. Then called 09/14/20, spoke with Brandon – backordered power cord. Spoke with Glen on 09/16/20 – did not have an address on file to send it a new power cord to. Finally received TWO power cords which neither solved the problem. Spoke with April on 09/21/20 regarding a new unit – she would send a RMA # via email which took 2 days. Returned unit and old power cord with RMA #. Said unit would be received in 3 – 6 days upon receipt of old unit. Spoke with Deb on 09/28/20 at 11:10 am. Received old unit on 09/28/20. Spoke with Stephen on 09/30/20 – unit would ship next day and to call to get tracking #. Stephen actually spoke with a Supervisor and a replacement unit WAS IN STOCK. Spoke with Greg next day 10/01/20 at 3:12 pm – out of stock and would not be getting any for 7 – 10 days. Being upset, mad and downright disgusted with your company is putting it mildly. Why the cat and mouse game? Your customer service is deplorable! Don’t even ask me if I would recommend you to any of my friends or neighbors. What you have done is outright lie to us and you are not being held accountable for your service. Each time I speak to a different person – they state “I can’t explain what the other said”. Your customer service is greatly lacking in everything a Customer Service Department should stand for.
J. Rogers –
I live in a rural area with horrific cell coverage. My nearest LTE tower was 10.5 miles away through dense evergreens on the other side of a hill. I was sick of answering my cell phone and trying to guess the missing words in my garbled conversation before the call dropped completely. If the call was important I would have to get in my truck and drive 5 miles down the road to try again. I tried network extenders. I can’t express my disappointment enough about network extenders. I seriously wish I had installed the WeBoost a long time ago and saved the wasted money from the network extenders.
The installation is straight forward, not easy but not quantum physics. It requires planning ahead and a little elbow grease and patience. I cannot stress the patience part enough! I was fortunate to have an open RG6 cable running from my attic to my basement. This sped the whole installation up. I ran all the wires and did a test placement of the indoor and outdoor antenna the first day. I was already receiving a better signal. The next day i installed outdoor and indoor antennas in their permanent spots. On the third day, with the help of a friend, slowly moved the external antenna, degree by degree until I got the signal I wanted. I was lucky that another reviewer had mentioned that even the tiniest adjustment could make a huge difference, he was right. I had 2 to 3 bars and I would’ve been happy with that but I kept at it , patience, lots of it, all of a sudden I moved the antenna back less than a degree, rechecked, 3 to 4 bars of perfectly clear, wonderful cell signal. Everyone agrees it is night and day. I don’t mind answering my cell phone now. I am very happy with my purchase, it was worth it for me.