R. Steele
GBThe weBoost 4g-x OTR is exactly what we needed. As full-time RVers we travel to some pretty remote places where without a cell booster we'd have no communication or internet. We bought the weBoost 4g-x OTR because according to our research, it was the best. We have not been disappointed. The first time we turned it on, it boosted our signal from abysmal -130 dBm to very usable -97 dbm.
Deke Skinner
GBWorst Company Ever! I am a totally disabled veteran and my wife a lung cancer patient. This company turned their backs on us even after buying three of their boosters. They are not BBB accredited and do not stand behind their products.
Guy Basil
CAEither frauds or unresponsive Either frauds or unresponsive; either way I will be filing a charge back, because they refuse to respond in any way.
Charles Carpenter
GBThe unit I purchased just does not perform as expected The unit I purchased just does not boost the cell phone signal unless you have a pretty good signal already. If you have a couple of bars, it may give you an additional bar, but it must also be very, very close to the interior antennae. 3' is way to far away. I have the Drive 4 G-M, but will move to the 4 G-X and hope for better results. The original Wilson dual band boosters were better in my opinion.
Don
GBThe Wilson Weboost amplifier really … The Wilson Weboost amplifier really helped boost our cell phone signal and computer internet speed in our 4,000 sq ft home. We had one to zero bars on our cell phones with slow speed internet connection to three bars and fast internet connection. This signal amplifier really does work. You have to follow the directions and adjust the outside amplifier in the right direction and get the cable run distance over 25 feet away from the indoor amplifier pointing away from each other. A real easy set up which took about an hour to get the system all working properly.