Will this extend AT&T's 4G LTE iphones (i.e. the iPhone 5)?
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The Zboost will only pass the signal that is available at the location of the antenna. I put my antenna 20 ft in the air and increased my indoor signal to 4 bars, 3G. This unit according to specs will not pass 4G,,,working great with 3G. The dual band version will work with ATT,,,my neighbor has one I installed and he has ATT as his carrier, I have Verizon.
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I don't know about AT&T; cause I have Verizon, however, A Zbooster did nothing for me at my home. I am returning it. You have to determine what kind of clear signal is in your immediate area. I live in Centerport, NY and there is no signal at the house even though Verizon shows me their computer screen saying I have fine reception in my area - NOT at all.Good luck
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Jerry K's question wasn't answered very clearly because there are two "flavors" of 4G, one of which is a slower sort-of 4G that is non-LTE. I've researched this a little and the answer for 4G-LTE is apparently "no". AT&T; 4G-LTE is being deployed on two different bands. In the system used in urban areas they use "band 4" which uses 1700 & 2100 mHz simultaneously. In more rural areas they plan to install a "band 17" 700-mHz system which has better "reach". Unfortunately the Z-Boost will NOT amplify either band. It will, however, boost the "non-LTE" sort-of-4G interm systems that AT&T; has widely deployed. Jerry K's question wasn't answered very clearly because there are two "flavors" of 4G, one of which is a slower sort-of 4G that is non-LTE. I've researched this a little and the answer for 4G-LTE is apparently "no". AT&T; 4G-LTE is being deployed on two different bands. In the system used in urban areas they use "band 4" which uses 1700 & 2100 mHz simultaneously. In more rural areas they plan to install a "band 17" 700-mHz system which has better "reach". Unfortunately the Z-Boost will NOT amplify either band. It will, however, boost the... » Read More Jerry K's question wasn't answered very clearly because there are two "flavors" of 4G, one of which is a slower sort-of 4G that is non-LTE. I've researched this a little and the answer for 4G-LTE is apparently "no". AT&T; 4G-LTE is being deployed on two different bands. In the system used in urban areas they use "band 4" which uses 1700 & 2100 mHz simultaneously. In more rural areas they plan to install a "band 17" 700-mHz system which has better "reach". Unfortunately the Z-Boost will NOT amplify either band. It will, however, boost the "non-LTE" sort-of-4G interm systems that AT&T; has widely deployed. « Show Less
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To clarify. My booster only supports phones and devices of 800 & 1900 mhz. It does not support 4G or 2100mhz.
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The YX545 increases signal for voice and data on 2G and 3G networks. If you are interested in extending 4G/LTE on your phone, you need our YX550 DataBlastzBoost SOHO DataBlast 4G Data Booster Kit for Verizon LTE and AWS Networks, YX550-VLTE-AWS
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We have some Iphones, but it has not helped with any of the cell phones in the office, and we have a large variety.
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AT&T; uses a specific band width for which they offer their own booster called a microcell.with enough negotiating on your part, you should be able to get them to provide it for free, except for sales tax.
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Yes, this device will work with Verizon 4G LTE wherever Verizon's network provides coverage.
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Jerry K's question wasn't answered very clearly because there are two "flavors" of 4G, one of which is a slower sort-of 4G that is non-LTE. I've researched this a little and the answer for 4G-LTE is apparently "no". AT&T 4G-LTE is being deployed on two different bands. In the system used in urban areas they use "band 4" which uses 1700 & 2100 mHz simultaneously. In more rural areas they plan to install a "band 17" 700-mHz system which has better "reach". Unfortunately the Z-Boost will NOT amplify either band. It will, however, boost the "non-LTE" sort-of-4G interm systems that AT&T has widely deployed.
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I guess it depends how weak the signal is where you are. In my case I was able to get LTE coverage in areas where I was only getting 3G before. This device will boost and existing signal. Yes the phone must be in the cradle.
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I think it will not work for 4g lte, but to be for sure consult the manufacturer. I would not reccommend this product. Mine failed about 10 months after purchase.
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I'm not sure, because the iPhone 5 is larger than 4 and 4S. I recommend you contact directly with Aquapac.
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Yes, although some international versions won't be supported with full 4G speeds.
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Yes it will but you will not get updates from att since there will be a tmobile sim card in it. If you know someone with a att sim card you can use there card in your phone to get the updates from att. I took mine to straight talk and they put the att sim in it. I am on straight talk with att and 4glte.
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I am not sure. But is has raised my iPhone 5 and husbands Verizon phone to 4 bars of signal. Love it
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ATT carrier does not support 4G LTE service for unlocked International Model. It supports only H+ which is first layer of 4G service.
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I dont think the 4G LTE will work with T-Mobile even though it is unlocked since it is a AT&T device.
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Yep. Make sure you have a micro Sim, though. If you have an older mini Sim, you can trim it to size but if it is too old, it won't support LTE. You can always get a new Sim from T-Mobile.
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Will support both Verizon and AT&T LTE. However, you must be located where you can get some LTE signal before it can be amplified. Also, the device will not improve your 3G signal strength. My area uses Verizon LTE band 14, and I was able to increase from -102 dBm 1 asu to -81 dBm 59 asu. I could not adjust the amplifier to full gain because the inside and outside antennas aren't far enough apart, but it made a huge difference nonetheless.
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Hi, Katie. Just visit your account on AT&T;'s website and look for "upgrade" link.In fact you can upgrade at a reduced price, but that price is like $500 (maybe sell your 3Gs on Amazon and buy the 4G?)Don't forget to order a rubber bumper case to neutralize the well-documented antenna attenuation problem, and check out possibly insuring your new purchase at SquareTrade dot com (about $5 a month).Good luck!
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No it won't. The LTE is a much bigger phone than the original 4G and so needs a diffrent skin
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Yes you have to get it unlocked in order for an AT&T iPhone to work with tmobile
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No it will not. iPhones changed the style of the connector with the 5 version.