2025 Latest Cell Phone Booster for All U.S. Carriers, Boosts 5G 4G LTE 3G, Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home and Office, 72dB High Gain Antennas, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, App Support FCC Approved

I am very impressed with this cell phone signal booster. I was a bit overwhelmed reading about technology that I wasn't familiar with and more than a little skeptical on its effectiveness after reading all the online reviews. But wow. I live in a semi rural area and am right on the edge of the closest cell tower reception area. Before the install I had 1 - 2 bars, occasionally 3 but basically unreliable cell signal inside the house and now I have 5 solid bars. I went from seeing the buffer wheel spinning constantly to being able to stream a movie in HD start to finish. Goodbye satellite internet and my land line is getting cancelled too.So here's some notes from my install.- make sure you can receive some signal outside your house before you buy, no signal - no boost- use the recommended apps to pinpoint your nearest cell tower to know where to aim your antenna - it saves a lot of time- - I used the FindTower (iOS) app to locate the towers and to ID the frequency the cell tower is broadcasting to ensure this kit works with that frequency before I bought it.- - I registered my kit online after I received it and gained access to the SignalSupervisor app from Zorida to fine tune the best signal reception. It worked great and made fine tuning the outside antenna easy.- plan your install, the amount of cable may sound like a lot but I had just enough.- make sure you install the outdoor antenna higher than the indoor antenna, mine was about 20 feet higher when installed on the roof- make sure you have adequate horizontal distance between the outside and inside antennas, I had 30+ feet- I used an old satellite TV mount that was on the roof to mount the outdoor antenna on and it worked great.- ***MAKE SURE YOUR OUTDOOR ANTENNA AND YOUR INDOOR ANTENNA ARE NOT POINTED AT EACH OTHER**** It will kill the effectiveness of the booster and you probably won't get a boosted signal inside your house.- I used clear silicone sealant on all my outdoor cable connections after I was happy with the install to keep moisture out of the cables. I wasn't confident on the longevity of the sealing tape being exposed to the elements long term that came with the kit.- make sure the amplifier (silver box with a LCD screen) is mounted in a location that doesn't get hot. A hot attic would probably kill it eventually.- I had some signal interference with my indoor antenna after I installed everything and I cutout a piece of aluminum foil the same size and shape as the indoor antenna to shield it. It solved the problem. I taped it to the back of the antenna so you can't see it when it's mounted on the wall. Looks good.- make sure you use a lightening arrestor ($13 on Amazon) to ground the outdoor antenna- Call Zorida with any questions - they were exceptionally helpful and it was an actual tech in Houston that answered the phone.This kit works great and the best feature is I am able to use AT&T and Verizon at the same time getting excellent signal on both. And Zorida Customer Service called me on their own after I registered the kit just to make sure it was functioning properly and if I had any questions. How cool is that? The hardest part was running the lines into the house. It wasn't technical, it was just locating the the spot in the attic to run the cables into room where I installed the amplifier and the indoor antenna. That took the most time with this install but I was particular to have as clean of an install as possible.Bottom line is i really love this kit. A friend is buying the same thing after seeing how much improved the signal is now. I would highly recommend this kit to anyone that is looking to boost their cell signal inside their house.One final note. Cell tower signal quality can fluctuate for multiple reasons. I am not an electrical engineer but suffice it to say, you might not get as great a boost inside your house when the signal from the cell tower is affected. A stronger signal may affect the booster system. I had a cloudy day with low ceilings and my unboosted signal outside in the yard jumped to 4 bars for a short time. During that time my boosted signal inside the house was still good, but it wasn't 5 bars. After the weather improved, my boosted signal was back at 5 bars. Somebody else more qualified may be able to explain why. I don't know. I was still impressed on the improvement of my cell service inside the house and it was only temporary. I may find my neighbors on my front porch using their phone once they find out how good the reception is at my place now.

We only ever got 1 bar in ONE ROOM in our home on both an iphone and android phone. Outside it was a little better if we stood in the right part of the yard. Our problem (we believe) is our distance from the nearest tower, as well as the giant oak trees that surround our home in the woods. We mounted the outdoor antenna about 30' high on a gable on the side of our home where we believed the signal is the strongest. We mounted it about 2' above the roof on a pvc pipe. We ran the cable inside the attic to a distance of about 20' from the antenna. Unfortunately we couldn't really get it any farther than this due to the cathedral ceiling. After plugging it in, we were able to get 2-4 bars in the house! Before, we would not be able to load any videos, but now we can stream video and youtube reliably. The signal on the phone and the signal tuning app does seem to fluctuate quite a bit every 10 seconds or so (up, then down), but it may be due to the distance between the inside antenna and outside. Also, Noah from customer service reached out on his own after we bought the product to see if we had any issues... WOW, what amazing customer service. I can't recommend this product enough!

We live in an apartment so our setup for this device was limited like pointing the outside antenna to the nearest tower. We generally have 1 bar reception in our apartment. With this booster we now have 2 to 3 bars. So indeed it does work. The only issue is the load on our nearest tower. Internet speeds vary greatly depending on number of users accessing the tower. So if you have a slow connection due to high traffic, it will still boost the signal albeit a slow signal. That’s our cell providers fault, not the boosters fault. Just like any antenna wifi device, you will loose signal strength when you start to place walls in between you and the antenna. Support from Abeni has been over the top in insuring we have the booster setup right and is actually improving the signal strength. This high level of product support is a very welcome change in the world of product support. Shows that they care about the end customer’s satisfaction greatly.🙂