Ultra Wide-Band 2021 Model (5G Ready) Cellular Antenna (Long Range) High Gain Parabolic Grid (Weatherproof) Outdoor Cell Phone Booster (26 dBi Gain) T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, LTE, 3G, 4G, 5G, 5Ge, GSM

I decided to install these at my house to give me a better quality signal strength with my MOFI4500. I mounted them to black fence posts that I got from my local home store, and ran the Wilson cables through my attic to my basement, where my MOFI is mounted. I've seen other videos where a certain individual has his MOFI in his attic, but I think that's too hot for a piece of electronics, unless you have a spray-foam insulated attic.I have the SIM7 version of the MOFI4500 that works with TMobile's band 71, which is why I chose these. They are the only ones I can find that go down to 600Mhz.Since that band is on a tower that is less than 1 mile from my house, I was already getting around 80% signal strength on that band.With these antennas, they don't increase your signal strength, but they do increase the signal quality.I went from 20Mbps down/5Mbps up to 55Mbps down/34Mbps up!I want to add a booster at some point, and I would probably get a better signal if I raised these up higher, but I didn't want a giant tower sticking up from my house. This speed is adequate.The best thing about these antennas is that they are 5G ready. So they are future-proof!Took away one star because one of them had been opened and mounted previously (there were marks where the screws left impressions on the mounting bracket). I didn't send it back, because everything else was fine. Just a little shoddy of them to be reselling open-boxed items as new.

I have the HIboost, and they recommended I try this parabolic, i will say that on my iPhones the signal bars did not change much compared to the small yaggi antenna the hi boost came with but the difference I’ve noticed is what a few other reviewers said, the signal is constant. At 1 to 2 bars signal I’m still able to stream a movie or take a virtual call. Talking on the phone is also pretty clear. I live in a very rural area so during bad weather this still gave me a steady signal. Based on my experience with this parabolic antenna, I didn’t see a difference in more signal bars not on the HIboost nor on the phones but I did notice less dropped calls and rarely getting disconnected from the internet.

I purchased this antenna for use with my Cel-Fi GO X booster on AT&T. I was using a wide band log periodic antenna that gave me around -91db on band 12 and -107db or -108db on band 2. My speeds with these signal strengths were a high of 50 down during overnights to around 15 down in the evenings. After installing this parabolic antenna my band 12 signal stayed about -91db, but my band 2 signal increased to -99db. This resulted in download speeds of 30 to 50 down during the daytime. I've yet to check speeds in off-peak hours. With a household of heavy data users, we usually reach our 1tb cap on AT&T internet each month but need more. I use my AT&T unlimited plus hotspot sim in a Mofi 4500 and use it for additional capacity. Aiming the antenna for best signal wasn't that difficult as I already knew which direction to point, just used the app on the Cel-Fi to fine tune for the strongest signal. I'd also like to plug the Cel-Fi booster. It gives us excellent service in an area with otherwise low signal.

This dish does a good job. It's very easy to assemble and mount. It comes with a "N" connector to attach your coax cable on the back end of the dish (to the feed horn). I attached a Nooelec Sawbird LNA to it and I could not believe how well it worked. The gain is extremely impressive when coupled with a good LNA. I'm sure that it would work well for other purposes like cellular operations with the right equipment and know how. It does recieve well if you know what you're doing. It's made a major difference for me.

99 stars out of 100. I went from about 5 mb/sec download with a log periodic to 40 with this grid. That's the only thing I changed. I'm 5 miles from a tower through thick forest. The only little thing I didn't like was the two halves of the antenna didnt fit together perfectly. only 3 of the bolt holes lined up. I had to really struggle to get the last bolt through. Special thanks to John Barth and his YouTube efforts.

Yes, it needs to be setup in the right direction and does not tolerate a few degrees off. Nevertheless I'm getting twice the upload speed than a Yagi antenna in the same position.

Thanks to this antenna, I'm now getting a full 5 bars out of my signal booster when I previously only had 2. The tower source is about 5 miles away and the directional yagi I bought, that came with my repeater kit, was barely getting the job done. It came with easy instructions... only took me about 5 minutes to build this beast. I'm very pleased with it.

Product was as described. Be aware that it takes patience aiming. Once its locked on, your solid. Guide wires also will help if mounted on pole. Best speeds I have ever had using Mofi4500 and Wilson Booster, Solid 25 down and 20 up from tower 6.6 miles away. I am satisfied.