weBoost - Drive Reach RV Cellular Signal Booster Kit for RV's, Campers, Vans, Motorhomes, Boosts 5G & 4G LTE for All U.S. Carriers - Black

Under performed to my expectations. Was camped in an area that still gave me one bar signal strength without the boost. With the boost was still getting 1 and sometimes 2 bars. Worked good for calls and texting but internet was never going to connect.

While camping in the Shenandoah National Forest I had no Verizon service at all. Weboost cannot boost zero but my hot spot connected with T-Mobile and I had one bar. I turned on the Weboost and I got four bars. We were able to make phone calls, surf the internet and watch Youtube TV.

The Weboost works well thus far. I've installed it in our RV 24' Keystone Cougar travel trailer, at our home in a rural town in Wisconsin. It is installed in the center of the back of the rig, and the top of the antenna measures at 12'6" high from the ground. The inside antenna is located in the center of the travel trailer (12' toward the front), and approximately 5" from the ground (in an open cabinet shelf). I've tested the results for both my cell phone, and with our Inseego mobile hotspot (MiFi). I look at results in two ways: (i) the bar-count, and (ii) the internet speed test, measured in Mps. To conduct the tests, I simply counted the bars available, and ran the speed test, without the Weboost plugged in. I then plugged the Weboost power in, and re-counted the bars (signal strength) and re-ran the speed test. The results are as follows: Cell phone (no Weboost): Signal Strength = 2 bars Internet Speed = 85 Mps Cell phone (with Weboost) Signal Strength = 3 bars Internet Speed = 118 Mps (40% gain) Mobile Hotspot (no Weboost Signal Strenth = 2 bars Internet Speed = 184 Mps Mobile Hotspot (with Weboost Signal Strenth = 3 bars Internet Speed = 444 Mps (140% gain) Note that I've run the tests multiple times, at different times during the day, and over multiple days. The results, for me, in my location in rural Wisconsin, have shown fairly consistent, and comparable performance gains. Note also that my tests are limited to my home location, in town. The real test, for us, is to see if the Weboost can boost signal strength in remote locations, with limited cell and internet availability. We RV around the country, and frequently have limited/no cell phone or internet available. This situation is the reason that we purchased a booster. Many fellow RVers have boosters, and after research, we purchased the Weboost. I am pleased with the gain in performance thus far, and look forward to testing it in remote locations.

I have to be on call during weekends and while on vacation at times. We love to go to our property but I have ZERO cell service. Sometimes by husband has 1 bar. I bought This and was able to make a few phone calls but had to be right near the inside antenna. I was not able to use the internet at all (which I do Need for work). I sadly Returned just because I couldn't log in to work. I would keep it if I just needs to make phone calls or texts! They were very nice to deal with and received my refund quickly! Shipping took no time!

My third Drive Reach RV unit. The support team at Wilson is one of the best and has helped me through issues with prior units. Either troubleshooting or sending replacement parts (i.e., power cord, antennae) at no cost. Always helpful and willing to go the extra effort for you. However, this is my third unit in a little over 3 years. I'm optimistic it will be my last? It works great when there is signal as it should.