weBoost311229 4G-OTR Trucker Edition Antenna, 17"

After getting this set up, I realized I should have gotten the Drive Reach package that came with this. I've had my Drive Reach sitting in a box for at least a year, underwhelmed by the performance of the booster with the anemic shark fin antenna signal. This antenna restored my hope that I could finally start working a couple of days a week in my van out on the coast where the signal is spotty at best. These pix are from my test in my front yard, under a redwood canopy and in a canyon. With Verizon it went from zero bars to full signal, and although full signal was only 3.5mbps down, it was better than having no signal to test at all. With Mint Mobile, the signal basically tripled in both directions. Pix tell it all. In my minutes of experience with it, I am finally satisfied with performance of the Weboost Drive.

This is probably the best antenna on the market for weak cell service. Comes with everything you need including Blue thread locker.

Got it for my semi truck it works great also there's was a newer inside attachment that I upgraded my cellphone booster with. It works great especially for anyone in my suv. No more trucking. So put on my suv and it has 5 bars everywhere.

This antenna was purchased to replace on older WeBoost OTR antenna that got damaged due to stupidity (mine). The design has changed somewhat; the antenna has a much shorter pole and the extensions seem better designed.So far, the performance seems to be about the same; giving a stronger signal than the smaller mag mount antennas and much stronger signal than the phone alone. Either driving or stationary, the antenna/amplifier system gives cellular coverage in areas that would be dead with just the phone antenna. Since I use the phone as a data hot-spot, it lets me stay connected when camped in more remote areas.The antenna is mounted to a roof rack on a high roof camper van (Nissan NV3500). The shorter pole on the new antenna allowed a redesign of the antenna mast to be more flexible and possibly avoid damage in the future.In this mounting, the antenna has three positions:1. Mast and antenna folded down for driving when not using the amplifier2. Mast down and antenna up for driving when using the amplifier3. Mast up and antennas up for camping or any stationary useThe antenna mast provides an additional 40 inches of height for the antennas when stationary, and raises both the cellular and the GMRS antennas above the solar panels even when tilted up in the winter. When the mast is lowered for driving, both antennas are positioned as if they were mounted to the roof of the van.I've been using the WeBoost system for many years with the original OTR antenna. This updated version of the antenna just makes the system better.

Been installed less than 2 months and the spring just broke on this new unit. Seriously starting to wonder about the QUALITY of these products since the last unit I purchased, the connecting point for the antenna mast came lose. Plus the fact this unit doesn't even boost as well as the last one either.

This antenna work great. Much better than the small magnetic one that came with the cell booster.

These antennas keep breaking, and yes I use the supplied spring, we will see how long this one lasts! But overall this one looks good, works good, and installed easily

If you have a T-Mobile WiFi box and are you using a van built? You can use the antenna to plug into the box and it really gives you great Internet no matter where you are.