Weboost Cell Phone Signal Booster vs. Dedicated Hot Spot. Which is Better?

Which should you buy? WeBoost Cell Phone Booster (Drive Reach) vs. Dedicated Hot Spot (Verizon Jetpack) for improved cell mobile phone reception in remote desolate areas for camping or in your RV or van life where weak cell reception is found, and/or as a digital nomad needing a better internet connection speed while traveling. In this case I talk about the Verizon Jetpack but it'll be similar with any carrier. The WeBoost is NOT carrier specific. Keep in mind the WeBoost works with your cell phone with no additions from your carrier, while a dedicated hotspot (separate from your phone's hotspot) does require its own line (number) and plan, usually easy to add from your carrier. It's important to understand the concept of MiMo used with 4G LTE and 5G technology.

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[Electrocycle]

Awesome short. Great job bud. Quick. Concise. Informative. Very much appreciated. Keep it up 🎉

[nelsonvilla]

Can you run both set ups ate the same time.

Im always on the road making phone calls or on laptop

[cheeseswears]

Both are not good options. Use a T-Mobile gateway with a mimo antenna then you got solid wifi for all your devices. No other network offers 5g home internet like T-Mobile.