I recently purchased the Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home and Office, covering up to 4,000 sq ft, and it has exceeded my expectations. This booster has been a game-changer for my home and office, significantly enhancing both 5G and 4G LTE data signals for Verizon, AT&T, and all major U.S. carriers.Pros:Wide Coverage: The 4,000 sq ft coverage is perfect for my medium-sized home and office. No more dead zones; I have a strong, reliable signal in every room.Boosts Multiple Carriers: I have family members and colleagues using different carriers, and this booster works seamlessly with Verizon, AT&T, and others. It's convenient not to worry about compatibility.Improved Data Speeds: The difference in data speeds before and after installation is remarkable. Whether it's streaming videos, video conferencing, or just browsing the web, the performance is consistently smooth.FCC Approved: Knowing this device is FCC approved gives me peace of mind regarding safety and regulatory compliance.Easy Installation: The setup was straightforward with clear instructions. It took me about 30 minutes to install, and I was up and running without any issues.Cons:Initial Cost: While the upfront cost may seem high, the performance and convenience it provides make it worth every penny.Overall, I highly recommend this Cell Phone Signal Booster for anyone struggling with weak cell signals at home or in the office. It’s a reliable solution that delivers on its promises. 5 stars!

Okay, first I have to say that I am VERY happy with this purchase. It gets five stars from me.Now, I'll give you my story. When we first moved to this area, the cell phone signal was great. But, over the years, it's gotten worse and worse. The explanation I got from the carrier was that they couldn't keep up with the population growth and get enough bandwidth to provide decent service to all the customers.Central Texas has been booming. None of the infrastructure is growing fast enough to meet the needs. Our cell phone service provider is no exception. It got to the point where we couldn't rely on our cell service at all, in our own home. We had to carry our cordless land line phones with us all the time. It was very frustrating.Based on my brother-in-laws experience and recommendations, I decided to try a signal booster. After doing WEEKS of research, I decided on this one from HiBoost. It took me a while to decide. These things aren't cheap.The installation and setup of this system is complex and requires a good amount of work. If you're not technically inclined, a regular handyman and able to climb ladders, roofs and do a lot of physical work, I recommend you get someone to do this for you. I'm 68 years old. But, still very physically active and very handy with tools and technical projects. So, I was able to do it myself.The entire kit is very well engineered, designed and built with top quality materials and components. The one thing that they don't include is a roof top antenna mast. There are several economical models available on Amazon. I was fortunate that my Dish antenna mast was close enough to an entry point that I could use it, instead of mounting another mast on the roof. The installation was somewhat easy.You need to lay out all the cables and components first, figure out how long the runs are and where to mount what. They provide a small diameter 'window' cable, so you don't have to drill through a wall.The best way to program it requires two people, one reading the signal strength on the amplifier and another to adjust the receiver. They also have an app that allows one person to do it. But, the two person method is preferred.The results are awesome. I went from one bar of reception in the house, to FOUR bars. Outside, I had two bars. You need to understand that, if you don't have any signal where you are, this device won't help. But, if you have ANY signal at all, this will definitely increase that signal and provide greater coverage in your home.I am very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it.

This product works as advertised, and I had multiple people reach out to me from Customer Service just in case I was having difficulty with the install. While I didn’t need assistance, I appreciated the contact to offer help. I will say that installing the antenna and running cables is not for someone afraid of heights or drilling holes, but for the average DIYer, it is manageable. And, the results are great. The best thing for me is that the HiBoost covers frequencies for both AT&T and Verizon. With our house in a low spot, we have minimal signal in the house, despite living in an urban area. We needed a boost and we got it.My fiancée makes daily calls (AT&T iPhone) to her elderly mother and would have to literally walk around the house doing the “can you hear me now” thing. I finally decided to investigate boosters and found this one with high ratings. I have an Android on Verizon, so I was happy that the HiBoost covers my phone, too. (Although I usually use Wi-Fi so the low signal for calls was not as much of an issue for me, I am happy that I can now send a photo via text without having to open the patio door to hold my phone outside.)I went the route of using the display on the amplifier to determine best tower location. I climbed on the roof to a safe place and pointed the antenna in all directions making note of the strongest overall signal for 700 & 1900 MHz (general frequencies for AT&T and Verizon). Because the roof is extremely steep on all sides, I initially tried to mount the antenna on the old Dish Network pole near the edge of the house. This only returned minimal signal as the roof partially blocked the signal direction I needed. As the roof is too steep to safely climb in the direction I needed (because, of course it is….dang it), I was forced to mount the antenna to a tree. Yes, I know it will move around and signal will not be consistent, but you do what you can (already pushing it with tree as HOA probably won’t allow a pole). But, the results are nice with the increased height, and my fiancée can now make phone calls wherever she wants in the house. Winning!We went from 1 bar to average of 3 bars (and sometimes 4 bars in the house). Telephone calls and texts process normally inside the house which was NOT the case before. So, if you are frustrated with call/text/data issues, HiBoost can help. While the technical install portion was a bit confusing using the app (so not 5 stars), I give HiBoost credit for reaching out to help without prompting. And, ease of install requires climbing and attic stuff, so not 5 stars, but still give them 4 stars for having all the parts and items necessary to make install as easy as possible. Value for money (well, I bought right before the sale started) is tough as HiBoost is not cheap, but you get what you pay for. The 4K signal booster seems to be really well made and equipment seems professionally manufactured. And, it works. So, while a bit expensive, still 4 stars on "value for the money" for quality and the fact that it works.