Customer Ratings & Reviews

Booster works fine for rural area. It’s better to get some signal than none.

Works good :) got bars where i had no service in the past

This initially worked fairly decent. Then not so great in boosting the signal. Now it doesn’t work at all. For the price, it definitely was not worth it.

Picks up signal where i normally didnt have any signal

great product works great easy set up and great build

You can get a cheaper one that works just as good as this for 200 less

So far it hasn't interfered with Bluetooth. And wire connectors are push on and pull off. But same as the old model. Would of like to of had a longer wire for antenna. 2017 Honda Pilot it was a bit short.

This product is a great product for my car. While im traveling it completely boosts all my internet services.

Great product just did not work in the area I was in

Does get more service bars as long as there is some signal to get first. Doesn't quite seem as though it is worth 500$ but it does help get more of a signal

Doesn’t work as well as expected wouldn’t buy again or recommend

Waste of money. No difference in reception with/without. Returned after a 2 week trial. Great idea, easy to install but not worth the price tag

This actually was purchased as a Christmas Gift for my significant other. I have one in my vehicle and love it because I am on the road for work a good portion of each month. Since we moved, she has noticed there is a big difference in her cellphone performance in her vehicle as opposed to mine when we make separate trips. Fixing to take care of that during the Christmas Holiday to keep her safe and happy.

These are a necessity for working in rural areas when communication is vital

it did not work for my phone or the service that I use you may have a different result. I know a lot of the geography has to do with it and I live at the highest point in the peninsula Florida and it’s relatively flat land here. I was using the Sprint network with the iPhone 10 X max pro

Weboost did not work very well. When I hooked it up at first it seemed to perform fine. Then after about 5 minutes it kept giving me a red light saying there was interference. It remained this way for weeks and would not go back to green. Waste of time and money.

Provided no improvement in signal for TMobile or Verizon phones. When I used the WeBoost app to measure signal with and without the device on it there was no change in service regardless of where I was at or where I positioned my antenna.

I didn't expect a huge difference, but A difference when I pulled in on/off, I do.

The Weboost Drive Reach Mobile Cellular Booster is a good device for the individual who requires cellular service in remote or fringe locations. I tried the device initially on a 30-minute drive during which I usually have 10-15 minutes of zero coverage. Before departing, I called my wife to see for just how much of the drive we could maintain a connection. Amazingly, we were able to carry on a conversation for the entire drive, with only one or two spots of static. I then drove around my local area for a couple of days with the device before sitting down to write this review, and during that time, I observed my cell phone's signal meter, unplugged the device, and then checked the meter again. I noticed that I would have one to two bars more with the device operating than without. Installation is a breeze. Just mount the box, plug in and mount the inside antenna somewhere near the phone, plug in and mount the magnetic outside antenna at least 12 inches from any window or sunroof, and plug the power cord into the unit and a cigarette lighter. If you need to use a cell phone in areas with spotty coverage, this unit will help. Because it is a signal booster, there still must be some signal to boost. If there is no signal in an area, this device can't create one, but it can make a very weak signal useable. If you decide to buy it, I hope it works as well for you as it is working for me.

This is the first signal booster I have tried that actually works! It is also simple to use. Annoyingly, I live in a small dead zone among apartment buildings. My phone is practically useless from the moment it loses its WiFi connection until I drive about a mile away from my neighborhood. Voice reception is intermittent and apps say the network is either too slow or simply "no service." I tried out the booster and was blown away. In the deadzone, WITHOUT the booster, my download speed was 0.22 mbps when it received a signal. Upload was 0.31 mbps. With the booster, my download increased to 4.3 mbps and upload increased to 12.3 mbps. Speeds where the signal is stronger will be significantly faster. Keep in mind that this test was in the dead zone where it is often impossible to set a destination in a GPS app let alone stream music. It might sound insignificant but it has become a huge frustration when I have to start driving in the sometimes incorrect direction before I learn the road is blocked. Beyond living in a dead zone, I do a lot of driving in rural areas where the signal is weak. This is also going to be a great asset after a hurricane when the closest cell towers may be down. I am really impressed.