How does a cell phone signal booster work? | weBoost
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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We’ve all been there, in the middle of the best conversation ever and then… silence. It’s dead on the other end. Everyone drops calls and no one wants to but what can you do? Why do you drop calls anyway?
There are many reasons you might be dropping a calls. When you get too far from a cell tower your phone can’t communicate all the way back and thus you can’t connect. But that isn’t the only reason outdoors, hills and trees can block the signal from reaching your phone as well.
And just because you’re in a bustling city that doesn’t mean you’re free from dropped calls and slow data speeds. Buildings and structures all block cellular signal and keep it from getting to your phone.
Unless you’re cruising along in a convertible, the metal body and even window tint in your vehicle can block your signal and keep you from maintaining a reliable connection.
So what’s the solution apart from standing in an open field near a cell tower for the rest of your life? That’s where we come in, weBoost that is! To overcome these pesky obstacles we've developed a cellular signal booster with specially tuned antennas and patented automatic gain control to give you stronger more reliable signals.
Let's say there's a weak signal from a cell tower that’s really far away. An antenna you install outside picks up the signal from the cell tower and amplifies it. Then an second interior antenna you install invites that strong to come hang out inside with your weak phone signal.
Not to brag, but our boosters are #1 in the U.S. and Canada, boost signals up to 32 times stronger, and have been trusted by first responders for years.
In the end, a boosted signal means boosted spirits.
So with solutions indoors or on the go, what are you waiting for? Visit our website and let us give you a boost!
I have a question regarding cell phone boosters such as this one. I spend a lot of time out in the mountains. One big issue with my usual spots is that there is no cell phone service or at best a very week signal that is at times sufficient enough to send a text message. There is a hill between me and a cell tower that pretty much kills the signal. Will this help with that?
Does it need to be connected to the internet or just plugged in to a wall outlet?
What I can't find out is how it really works. Yes I know how to plug it and connect wires but nobody shows how it works with your phone. Show us or explain what you do with your phone. How do you connect it.
Hi there! First of all, thanks for watching. The great part about our products is that you don't have to worry about syncing a booster up with your phone. Once the product is set up and powered, it will automatically boost your signal. We recommend you notify your cell service provider that you are using a booster, but the setup is really that simple. Let us know if you need any more details.
you mentioned trees as an obstruction, my closest tower is 3 miles away , my signal is weak but , drop 1 out of 5 calls , data is inconsistent, my line of site to the cell tower is compromised by trees , will a booster such as "weboost" be effectively increase the reception through the trees
Does it work also in 4g LTE modem?
If we are away in the car driving then ? How is going to work. Home lots of solutions but out some where in the tree or some where how? What?
+Tahira AbdulRehman We have car, truck and RV solutions as well. See this page on our website: store.weboost.com/collections/boosters-vehicles. They use an omnidirectional antenna instead of a directional antenna. There are two types of models: one for the driver only and one for everyone in the vehicle. Let us know if you have any questions!
Thx for listening. I have a proutone 4g signal booster. I have Verizon. We live in a valley with a very large 2 story house with metal roofing with tall pine trees all around. I mounted the antenna on the 2 story roof. I get 2 bars outside. But you have to put the phone close to the indoor antenna to get 3 or 4 bars. What's wrong? Thanks
plZ make they for a ota hd signal, instead of having to run long cables?
why no signal looping happening? Like a guest on radio through phone call.
How do I increase my house Internet?
+Joshua Avatefi Joshua, great question. We're actually in the works of creating a video on this very subject so stay tuned. If you're not subscribed to our channel please do, then you'll be in the know as soon as this video is posted.
I have a we boost can't make it work right
I thought this was Shia from the thumbnail
is this GSM, CDMA, or both?
+RandomMania The Eqo is GSM.
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Angel Sanchez It's GSM.
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@@weboostsignal What about using signal amplifiers in Europe or Asia? (I already know, that these things are working on all US/Canada carriers)
I have a very Important question. if you would, or someone controlling this Channel, please get back to me ASAP. Thank you.
+Matthew Fountain Hi Matthew what can I help you with?
Bought this ridiculous thing for my truck thinking it was gonna work, what a waste of money!
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what a waste of time
+John Matrix Get the sense this might have been much too simple an explanation for you. Were you looking for more technical details? Any particular question you wanted us to answer?
+weBoost If you require a signal booster for you cell phone company, choose a new cellular company, this is not a long term solution
John Matrix For some folks, it's not an option. They're too remote or they are on a company plan and don't want to have to pay for their phone service. For others, a booster lets them move to a carrier that is cheaper, paying out the booster with savings.