LTE NETWORK EXTENDER How does it work? Do you need it? (Verizon)

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LTE NETWORK SIGNAL BOOSTER How does it work? Do you need it? (Verizon).

I live in a rural area about 35 min out of Houston. Cellular reception is not best around here. Despite having one of the best (or most expensive carrier), I am still experiencing bad reception inside my house. Since I am a long time loyal customer of Verizon they sent me a Verizon LTE Network.

This video shows you my install, how to use it, experience using it and my comments if it works or not.

If you don't have Verizon or your carrier do not provide an LTE network extender you can buy an LTE network extender from link below (I get a bit of referral commission) - Thank you!

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If you don't have Verizon or your carrier do not provide an LTE network extender you can buy an LTE network extender from link below (I get a bit of referral commission) - Thank you!
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DIYGEEKTEXAS

I'm old fashion . I took a wire hanger and twisted it to look like a corkscrew and I use duct tape to attach it to my right ear . Once I put the phone to my ear I get crystal clear reception .

TheMohawk

I have one of these units (free from Verizon after complaining about my service) and I found that the first time I had to restart my phone and that caused it to connect to the extender. Without the extender I got 1-2 bars of service and experienced dropped calls or calls that wouldn't even go through even using Wi-fi calling. With the extender, I get 5 bars and have never had a dropped call nor a missed call since. Also, without the extender, I was unable to send any attachments in a text but with the extender, they go out with no problem. I would recommend this 100 times over. I wouldn't live without one again. We have a home in FL with bad service also so purchased one of these on eBay and 1 bar to 5 there also! We weren't even able to use our phones in the house and were ready to change providers but didn't need to after hooking up the extender.

jeannekamansky

Thank you. My wife and I just went through the same exact experience with this same device, and we have concluded this is an unnecessary device that does nothing to give us the reception we USED TO HAVE with Verizon. Verizon's reception has become horrible in the past two years. This is just more boxes and wires and....a satellite GPS?! Are we camping? Is our house going to begin walking through the woods? I know where my house is, why does someone else need to know where it is? I want the Verizon service and quality I had five years ago. Whatever they are doing now is failure on top of failure

pamtnman

Let me give you all an advice as an exverizon manager. Those network extenders the store carries them but they cost around $250 plus tax. You can call customer service and complain a bunch and eventually you will get one for free. Say that a store associate told you to call in about it. They will send you one for free. About 2/3 of the customer service are idiots so you might have to try more the once. Always ask them to please notate the account and ask for their name because it makes it a lot easier when other reps are looking for the notes.

PS the signal got really bad (along w/the whole company since they fired everybody for teenagers) ever since they cut the 3G towers. Some guy that was our vice president for 1 year put a bid on the worst 5G towers (tmobile beat us to the good once). If it rains, its couldy, windy, you fart or anything. You will lose signal.

Boogiejabba

Instructions were right on top for me. Little box says "Let's get started"

niten

I need this lte booster! My home signal sucks!

andrewn

If the coverage sucks in your area why not just use WiFi calling? How is this any different?

TDNomad

Did you actually get fewer dropped or missed calls on your cell phone after the extender was setup? I get dropped calls often even with wireless calling activated and my phone indicates only one or two bars on my Verizon Wireless service. That's why I'm considering purchasing one.

chuch

Feel like you didn't really explain how it works. What is the antenna on the end of the cable for? Is it for transmitting or is it for receiving? Does the Verizon signal come from the internet or does it come from the device on the end of the cable? Where does the box need to be located? Is that the thing that broadcasts the Verizon signal into your house? Thank you for clarifying if you can.

Roland-Lewis

Tried on my own, got frustrated and gave up. Finally connected. Thanks for pushing through and posting.

johnrokk

I am in the process of hooking up the booster now, no instructions. After looking around l found the instructions: they are on the bottom of a unmarked box that the device came in. You have to turn that box over and there they are.

mtndon

So you have to have internet for this to work, correct? Why not just use your home wifi calling ect?

fairygril

How to connect phone
You research then collected 😢 but what should I do

AngelaSu-qj

Verizon had a much better coverage and speeds 10 years ago. It has gotten much weaker. I hope that its a temporary condition while they are improving it, but it has been weak for too long. I will give a little more time before I venture off to another provider.

BigRigVic