does this work with 2g blackberries? Att?Do you have to plug anything into the phone? My phone does not have a coaxial cable plug?
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This device has worked with my 1g and my daughters 4g phones, however, you have to hold the phone and the Wilson in the same hand in order to keep a signal strong enough to send and receive. It is better than nothing. There is nothing to plug into the phone itself. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it will work with your Blackberrie & 2G, you do not need to plug anything into this unit, this unit will work up to 3ft away!
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I don't know if it will work or not with blackberries; best will be to call Wilson. Nothing plugs into the phone but the phone have to be in the vicinity of couple of feet to work.
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Yes but the phone has to be branded with your network for 3G and 4G LTE to work. For example, an AT&T unlocked phone will work 2G (EDGE) for a T-Mobile customer who puts his or her sim card into an AT&T branded phone but you need a T-Mobile branded phone to get 3G and 4G LTE. The BlackBerry Curve 9380 I bought was an Orange branded phone and being an AT&T customer, only 2G (EDGE) worked. Make sure you check with the seller what brand the Curve is
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Hello Skittles,This item uses 2G band only. Sorry if that is an inconvenience, nevertheless thank you for your interest in our products.Best Regards,Customer Service
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This works with 3G and 1x for AT&T;, Verzion and other major carriers. The Wilson Sleek 4G works with 3G, 4G and 1x but you have to make sure you get the specific one for your carrier.
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3g will work almost out of the box, normal programming required. restart and you should be good to go. :) also I've been getting around 1mb/s speed on my droid. LOVE IT
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I bought two blackberry 9550 storm 2 unlocked phones and both of them were working on gsm network, I did not check if it was geting 3g internet, but other functions were working perfect, i think it is nice phone if you use bleckberry service, or your own exchange.
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Mary,It does not plug into the phone. You must have broadband internet. You place the device near a window so that it can "see" a GPS satellite. You plug an internet cable (CAT-5) into the device. It then provides access to the cell network. Do not confuse the microcell GPS box with the antenna. The antenna plugs into the box if you do not have window access. The antenna can then be placed outside with a long cable coming back to the microcell GPS box. If you go to the local ATT store they should provide you with one of these boxes for free if you are living in an area that does not have good cell coverage. That's how I got my box. I had to get an antenna separately as I do not have window access. Mary,It does not plug into the phone. You must have broadband internet. You place the device near a window so that it can "see" a GPS satellite. You plug an internet cable (CAT-5) into the device. It then provides access to the cell network. Do not confuse the microcell GPS box with the antenna. The antenna plugs into the box if you do not have window access. The antenna can then be placed outside with a long cable coming back to the microcell GPS box. If you go to the local ATT store they should provide you with one of these boxes for free if you are living in an area that... » Read More Mary,It does not plug into the phone. You must have broadband internet. You place the device near a window so that it can "see" a GPS satellite. You plug an internet cable (CAT-5) into the device. It then provides access to the cell network. Do not confuse the microcell GPS box with the antenna. The antenna plugs into the box if you do not have window access. The antenna can then be placed outside with a long cable coming back to the microcell GPS box. If you go to the local ATT store they should provide you with one of these boxes for free if you are living in an area that does not have good cell coverage. That's how I got my box. I had to get an antenna separately as I do not have window access. « Show Less
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Yes, Colleen. It worked for me , with the caveats listed in review, (so you will need someone knowledgeable with computer setups. It requires the browser to be setup in an insecure mode to utilize their Java script to install the device; change the browser back to secure after installation). I can confirm that it worked on ADSL2/2+. AT&T does have other flavors (products) about which I have no knowledge. So if you want to be absolutely sure, ask AT&T exactly what you are getting and see if it is compatible with ADSL2/2+. There was also a good bit of compatability information online and at the manufacturer's site. It looked like it worked with most of AT&T offerings to me, but check to be safe.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I hooked mine to a Wilson Sleek cellphone amplifier (with excellent results, I might add. I now receive a 2-3 bar signal in a remote camp where there was zero signal with the Sleek and a high gain omni antenna.) But back to your question, I called the Wilson Customer Service people and they told me just what connectors to use. Customer reviews indicate one of the connectors is fragile, so I ordered a spare.
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I don't have a blackberry, but with RAZR, it works marvelously - never had any disconnects. I have 2 RAZR's, and only one can be selected. I assume the problem is due to Blackberry's handling of bluetooth, as not all devices are the same.
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A local chain electronics store [Best Buy] sales rep assured me the 4G would work (their store set up was using a remote audio input, so I had to take his word on it.) Still hoping to see a confirming post here before I buy.
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This works fine with my 2nd generation iPhone 3G, but it does not charge the phone. A message pops up on the iPhone screen warning you that it is not charging. Nevertheless, it works well for playing music or podcasts over the car radio. I drove across the Sacramento valley listening to a podcast and never had a problem with interference. Again, don't expect this device to charge your iPhone 3G.
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It is for multi strand phone cable.... so it will not work with shielded coax.
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Not true. I switched to Netgear (Frontier) which is also ATT approved. Technically you can use any brand, but these are the 2 they support.
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I am not sure but I used it with a telephone wire for DSL AT&T.; I got rid of it as it is too slow. I switched to u-verse and never have any problems like I did with DSL and that modem. It will not support a coax outlet....
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I'm just a buyer like yourself. But from what I can tell if its the 2.x mm plug in, then it works. Some people were complaining of connectivity sound, but if you are doing all analog (versus hooking it off a wireless phone) then it should work. I'm using a DSL line for my home business, and as long as you run everything "hard line" (as in run teh phone line through your DSL router's analog phone port) it works great for me. Versus spending 100$ for a business class phone? You cant beat it!
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It works with 2g only.its software is heavy.for me it is bad experience when I buy such as kind of mobiles.