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

Did nothing but kill my battery in my car. No boost to my signal at all. I’m a hospice nurse and need service in rural areas. Cost too high and you get nothing.

I installed this product about a week after I got it and I noticed a difference immediately. Im a truck driver and often dropped calls. there's still a couple of areas that are very weak but this device works as Advertised. My phone calls seem to be clearer now and streaming has less interruptions.

I have the weboost in home for my camper and the drive plus for my work truck. As I work on large power lines in remote areas this is an essential tool. Without it I cannot operate and with it it is a life saver. It will not give you signal unless you have signal. I think that is one of the misconceptions people have. Without it I can't make calls in most areas but when I do get signal the booster can make 1 bar 3. It has been a valued tool for my work and my coworkers. Works with all phones on all networks and Evan boosts the signal on cell enabled laptops and hot spots……I strongly recommend that you look and read thoroughly to find the device that best fits your situation. They have a lot of products for vehicles, houses, campers, and RVs.

Have only tried out in my driveway, my house has terrible cell service and it went from 1 bar to 3 so looks promising. Getting ready to go to Moab and Sedona so we'll see how it works.

We hunt for reptiles in remote areas and this helps us stay connected on multiple devices with different carriers. Thanks weBoost for a product that works.

There are 2 drawbacks to this product. One, my experience is that you have to hold the antenna directly against your phone in order to get improved reception. When you're driving solo, this is not really feasible. Two, the customer service reps seemed to be young, inexperienced, and for the most part unconcerned.

Needs to come with 2 antennae and an opportunity to easily move between my 2 trucks

I have a Tacoma (TRD/Off-road). I set it up per instructions. [I'm a RF guy]. I agree with review that speaks about possible interference with radio antenna. I could detect radio static by powering the weboost (Drive Reach), and eliminating it by disconnecting weboost. I tested in my apt in very controlled setting; it more inline with "what I would expect"; but the application in my truck; that was performance was something; but much less than I would expect.

Works better than I thought. When you use it after it starts up switch your phone to airplane mode then turn it back to normal and it will lock on to the Weboost and away you go.

Never got to use it. tried to install as they said in the manual and the cables are too short for a suburban it only comes with 10-foot cables and you need at least 20-foot cables so you can hide the wires. This setup is not for large SUV's or minivans