Proxicast 4G / LTE / 5G Cross-Polarized (MIMO) 7-10 dBi High-Gain Fixed-Mount Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna (Renewed)

I'm using with T-mobile home internet, pointed at a 4G only tower 1/3 mile away through a flat suburban neighborhood with trees, with the peak of another building in the way. My download speeds are almost unchanged (180 mb down, still good), but my uploads greatly improved from 15 Mbps to above 50. I am no longer choppy on MS Teams calls for work. Went from 2 bars consistently, to 3 bars or sometimes 4.

I added this to my TMobile Home Internet Gateway and with another 5G Bolton MIMO Panel Antenna and it helped more that double my WiFi speeds. 10/10 Recommend

I needed something to improve the service I am getting from Sprint Band 41. Being on the edge of the closest tower's range, my hotspot suffered from frequent drop-outs, 25 to 30 per day according to the logs, making Zoom meetings a real pain. I looked for a signal booster but apparently none are allowed in Band 41. I bought the Proxicast 4G/LTE Cross-Polarized (MIMO) 7-10 dBi High-Gain Fixed-Mount Panel Antenna and connected it; I have it inside, not outside, and have experienced 99.99+% reliability since then. RSRP improved from -102dm to -91dm, CSQ improved from 19 to 28. I'm using this with a WE826 router with a Sierra Wireless MC7455 modem.

A big improvement.

It's works and no problems s with it great buy

Pretty happy with this antenna. I am able to pull a decent signal through the trees at about 30ft up. I would recommend going to the hardware store and replacing the nuts with stainless steel, or grease them. Speed tests are averaging between 18-22Mbps down and 4 up riding ATT network. I'd buy it again.

I went with a refurbished unit and for the last 6 weeks it has been working great. Definitely recommend if you have some trees in the path of the tower.

Works

I replaced two 11 DB Yagi Wedge Antennas in diagonal polarization spaced 2-feet apart. This was so easy to install, I bought a wall/roof mount bracket from ChannelMaster and mounted it on the peak of the roof fascia. Download speeds didn't improve, I was already at the max, but upload speeds increased from 8 Mb/s to 30 Mb/s, my ISP's limit. I definitely recommend.Be warned however that choosing the right cable is important. These have N-Connectors on them, so if your cable is going to be longer than 10 feet or 3 meters, I'd recommend RG6 or LMR400 to minimize losses. If longer than 50 feet or 15 meters, LMR400.Boosters can work with this antenna, however it would require a separate booster on each antenna lead. A splitter won't work, believe me i've tried.