Cell Phone Booster for RV Truck, Amazboost T1 Cell Phone Signal Booster Kit for RV or Truck on Band 4, 12, 13, 17,5, 2, 25, All Networks & Carriers - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint & More

I currently live in a converted camper cargo trailer, and rely on cellular service for my internet access. Have three different spots that I've had issues before, and have tested two of them so far. Both locations I was getting one bar with 4g lte service, and basically zero useable data speeds. Both locations after the antenna was on for several minutes showed WAY better results. Zone one 4.4/0.33 Mbps up/down one bar LTE. With antenna 78.4/29.5 with five bars of 5G 2nd location 1 bar lte, and speed test failed, then with antenna 36.5/1.74 and two bars 5g. The kit isn't even installed yet, and both tests I just threw the antenna on top of my trailer, and ran one test with/without. Planning on permanently installing this weekend, then I'll be able to run more tests, and really start enjoying the better results. Would be nice if they tossed in one more power cord, that I can just hard wire into the trailer.. put I'll just cut down one of the ones they have in the kit.

I saw this advertised on YouTube and it seem to work great on the trailer it was being installed on! The video was a year old and either it was a prototype booster or they have changed the antenna and parts up! The only thing that looked like parts from the video was the L brackets to mount it to the trailer!! I spent two hours trying to get it to work. Changing cables, mounting location and antenna height all with the same results. Plug it in all the lights for the channels come on go out and nothing! The green power light stayed on but there was no signal increase even when I did the *3001#12345#* it showed no increase in signal strength. I was not impressed with the antenna it felt very light for something that is suppose to catch a signal. Like it was hollow inside. Needless to say I am returning it for a different brand! Hate to say it but I may have to bite the bullet and buy one of those $500 that works and not these Chinese ones that are junk!

I do not normally write reviews. I have never received something and then immediately been so impressed that I felt compelled to write a review. This booster is great. Live in a rural area and have an RV. normally get 1 bar and can make calls. Streaming or attachments were out of the question. With this booster - it's like I'm right next to the tower. Speeds are as good as any city I've been in. Thanks -

OK, so I’ve tried several cell boosters now, both advertising will work for RV’s. The first one, a less expensive model. Setup on both is very simple and quick. $199, Cell Phone Booster for RV Truck with Omni-Directional Antenna, Band 12/17/13/5/2/25/4/66, 5G Compatible, Cell Phone Signal Booster Support All U.S. Carriers - AT&T T-Mobile Verizon, FCC Approved And this one, $254, Cell Phone Booster for RV Truck, Amazboost T1 Cell Phone Signal Booster Kit for RV or Truck,All Networks & Carriers - Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint & More（5G Ready,Band66,12, 13,17,5,25,2,4 ) The each come with the same apparent antenna, near as I can tell visually. They also seem to come with the same in RV antenna, a small black block, ‘about’ 2 x 3 inches. The real only difference in the products, material wise, is the actual booster. The cheaper one is plastic, while the Amazboost is aluminum/metal. Their wiring distance from antenna to booster, to in RV antenna are the same, wires the same, ect. Neither produce sufficient strength to boost the signal, so that we can place the internal Antenna in or near the center of the RV, length wise, and have meaningful signal 6-8 feet away. Our outside signal is about 110-112, 1-2 bars. Signal strength from internal antenna Cheaper model Amazboost Phone sitting on internal antenna 70 92 Phone 2 feet away 84 98 Phone 6 feet away 96 102 Phone 8 feet away 108 110 The less expensive booster beat out the Amazboost, repeated tests, exact same outside and inside antenna placement, along with phone placement. Interesting. We have a Weboost at home, works nicely at distance. For me, neither booster is suitable

A cheaper alternative, but it works.

My husband is handy, but it was very easy to install. The products components may not be as durable as it’s competitors, but they seem well enough constructed so that we wouldn’t expect any issues. Given this is literally half the price, we can live with that! Big value for the money! We came to an area that we were not able to use our cell phones as is, and with the device on we had access 100% of the time without any buffering or issues! Very satisfied… obviously, this is not a miracle worker; if there’s no signal to boost this doesn’t create one. but where one exists, it works well.. It did a great job boosting our signal. ** Addendum: When beginning to make this installation permanent in our van some of the connectors were easily coming apart so we decided not to keep this product and went with the full price version bc the components were much more sturdy in how they are constructed. We didn't want to risk issues with the connectors becoming striped over time and not staying together.

Set this up for our RV. It definitely improved the signal, and that's what we needed.

Works ok but have to be real close to the inside antenna to get full bars, basically gives you the same signal if you was outside.