weBoost Drive Reach Vehicle Cell Phone Signal Booster Multi-User (470154)

I am going to return it. It Doesn't work.

It works. Not as well as the reviews... but customer service said it's because my vehicle has a moon roof. Als apparently because it's a truck the Antenna for the phone and the antenna to pick up the signal struggled to be too close to each other. I have a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road.

I have purchased a lot of cell boosters and have them in all my company trucks and personal vehicles The weboost reach is the only one that never worked. Customer service said it was the external antenna and sent me a replacement and it still doesn't work. Lots of money for something that don't work

Works exactly as advertised, very good product.

Bought this so we could escape on a Friday or Monday and "work from anywhere." We tested it by going to the Mammoth Lakes area of California. In several spots we were able to make phone calls and check the web where we couldn't before (having been in the Sierras a few times). So far, so GOOD!

I have a 45 min drive to work, it did help in some area's but the other areas it not working, I see others using there cell phones ????

The installation was easy and and the performance was well worth the investment

We are a franchise and our corporate office calls us with our leads. We are always expected to answer, well living in the mountains of Colorado that's not always possible. They suggested weboost and we put it off for a few months, cost mainly. Finally pulled the trigger and couldn't have come at a better time, we had our corporate partners meeting and we had a job to do in Kansas and would be driving home during the meeting. I was able to log into zoom and watch, chat, participate in a 3 hour zoom call while driving from Kansas to pine, co. We usually have service for about 1 hour total of that 5.5 hour drive. Not a single issue, never dropped the call! Wish we bought this sooner?

AT&T is my carrier and I live in a pocket of a Philly suburb that happens to have a weak signal. Out of 4 bars, I typically oscillate between 1 and 2 in 5G. Installation was easy and I ordered the longer antenna. Tested it parked outside my house and it consistently moved me from 1-2 bars to a solid 3 and at times a full 4 bars. Did a leisurely drive around town yesterday and periodically unplugged the system and then plugged it back in and again, I consistently moved from 1-2 bars to at least 3 bars. At one point my phone dropped back to 2 bars for about 30 seconds in 5G but then moved to 4G at a full 4 bars, then back to 5G at 3. I know that bars aren't everything when it comes to measuring strength of cell signal, but they're something! I will be driving from Philly to Pittsburgh tomorrow so will be interesting to see how this product performs when I drive through some very rural PA areas. Just accepted a job covering four rural counties in north central PA that will involve a lot of driving and I already know the cell coverage up there is severely compromised in many areas and simply nonexistent in others. It's why I purchased Drive Reach. We will see!

I needed something, anything. I was unsure where to turn. I have AT&T service, it's pretty good in my area for the most part. I needed something to that would help in the dead spots. After doing some research, I got the Weboost Drive Reach, it definitely help. No more missed or dropped calls. I do wish there was an easier way to measure the gains. I'm not understanding why I needed to register with my service provider. The install was simple, the registration was a bit of a challenge.