Does Wilson make a device that improves Verizon 4GLTE both voice and data signals?
763879
No, this ONLY helps with the Data - LTE is data side only...And, the Outdoor portion of the antenna needs to be where there is an LTE signal to begin with....If you want both voice and data - use the 3G version of this product.
763880
Not that I'm aware of. Vzw does not use lte for voice yet so if u have dropped calls u would need a 3g booster and a 4g/lte for the faster data.
763881
Wilson now makes a Tri Band Amp for Verizon 3g/4g (Part Number 805165, very expensive. They also make a similar AT&T; amp.You can also combine separate 3g and 4g amplifiers a little less expensively. Wilson amps are reliable but one advantage might also be that if one amp fails you don't lose everything. The disadvantage is a more complicated setup is needed using a combiner and two outside antennas.
763882
Yes, it has worked great for both. Use it for my 4g droid razr max and my 4g dongle (I don,t remember the model). Antenna direction is critical though. I have an 11db directional (yogi) and it was blown off a bit in a big storm. Needed to repoint to get my signal back. Also, make sure you install a lighting arrestor (polyphasic or equivalent) in line between antenna and amplifier. Will save your Amp if you get hit with lighting. And the voice is carried over 4g so don,t let these guys fool you. The voice just gets transmitted as data.
735126
Since you are using voice only, no data, why does it need to be on the 4g network? 2G would be more than adequate.
316803
actually, if you use such as the verizon mifi you can get an antenna just for that and then put the antenna near a window, outide in the direction with the most signal etc.. The wilson booster is probably overkill.
1020761
According to the advertising this will work with the T-Mobile 4g LTE. We have AT&T and this Wilson product is one of the few that will work with the 4G phones. I can tell you that it works great for us. We live in a remote area of NE Washington state and she had one bar but with this product now has 5. I am very happy with this... we bought the extra kit for home and she uses it all the time with no problem. I think you would be very happy with this. Hope this helps
36096
If you plan to use it for Email, sync contacts with Windows Live, that data flows over the 3g. To send sms txt notes, or just to make it "ring" and here a voice, no. The big V will press for the 3G, makes them $$, no?
1083423
No, This model was made to work in the lower 700MHz band only for AT&T 4G LTE (data only). There is another model that works in the upper portion of the 700MHz band for Verizon 4G (data only). If you want one that works on all the bands (including voice which is still in 3G) then you need a Wilson 5 band repeater that runs over $1000.00. Wilson AG Pro Quint Selectable 75db 5 Band Repeater Kit w/ OMNI Antenna [700A or 700V/800/1700/1900/2100mhz].
654200
Yes, I use it with my Verizon MiFi when I'm out on the road. Works great along with the Wilson amplifier.
579274
It simply boosts your local cell signal. If you had LTE access with your cell coverage then I'd say yes. Can always email the folks at Wilson too.
1526781
Not that I am aware of. Jitterbug uses their own service and I think they are supported by Verizon.
28803
Yes via varies wired and wireless options including the addition of Wilson Amplifier. This will increase your Cellular phone signal but NOT your 4G Internet connection because it uses different frequency.
1153370
Yes. I wasn't sure either but took the chance. Best phone iv had yet. Put it on straight talk and I'm getting 4glte
1543348
No...it actually did not work for our Verizon or AT&T; phones. It is poorly made (cables are very thin and the connector fell off several times. Also impossible to install as you need 75 feet between each antenna. We returned it. got a Wilson at Best Buy...cost more..but it works and is pretty easy to install. I know its cheaper but not worth it at all. sorry
2276197
My understanding is that the Ford Sync interfaces with your choice of cell phones. If you purchase the correct version of the Wilson Signal Booster for your particular cell phone provider it should work great and provide much better phone and internet signal strength while traveling in marginal cell coverage areas. I regularly see 1 bar go to 5 bars after plugging the amp in and placing my Samsung 4 on ATT into the cradle.
706554
Yes and no, the phone checker on Straight Talk's web site will say that it will and that's only half right and here is why. Verizon recently finally began allowing their branded 4G LTE devices on their own prepaid services, so u can use it on Verizon prepaid AS A 4G DEVICE but not on any other carriers that lease Verizon towers to provide service. So u can have Verizon prepaid $45/month unlimited talk/text w/500Mb data (bridge data is $20/3GB and covers overages for 90 days or until used). THIS PART IS WHAT U NEED TO KNOW - YOU CANNOT ACTIVATE IT AS A CDMA DEVICE! BUT YOU CAN AS A GSM DEVICE, SO YOU NEED A SIM CARD, NOT A NETWORK CODE. And it will work wherever there is gsm service (AT&T & T-Mobile) with 4G data in the areas where the provider for your SIM has optimal coverage. Downside - if you are ever in an area where the only towers are Verizon there will be no service and don't blame Straight Talk, it's Verizon doing it, best bet and best service - Verizon prepaid, if u need more data just add bridge data, u will have good customer service, can tether at will and it will operate as a world phone and use.both CDMA and gsm towers giving u service virtually anywhere. If u are set in straight talk get the SIM kit
716067
Highly likely. There are some differences between carriers, Verizon or AT&T; or other. You should check with Wilson Customer Service to be sure. They are very knowledgable and pleasant to deal with.
1360404
yes and no. it will boost your ability to talk. as for data your phone will say you have good service but the "connection" or ability to get and receive data doesn't improve. i was told i needed a better antenna haven't hooked it up yet. it seems it just boost the signal but doesn't improve service as far as data.
654197
Yes, as I am using it now with Verizon. I get from 1 to 2 bars improvement in strength.