SolidRF-RV Cell Phone Signal Booster-for Toterhome, Sport Utility RV-Dual Interior Antennas-Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, U.S. Cellular-Communication Distance Range Up to 5~8 Miles-RVPro Kit

The SolidRF-RV-Singnal-Booster works pretty good. I got this product because it has two indoor antennas and has great reviews. The bigger white antenna works really good. We have it in our bedroom of our RV because we like to stream a movie or a show when we call it a day. Before we we got this, our show would be spotty and at times all would hear were their voices and no background noise. Now it steams great. As for the small black antenna, it is spotty at best. We have this one in the cab of our RV, for phone calls, GPS, and weather updates. Not impressed with the signal boost on this one. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I'm going to move it around the cab to see if I get better results. I was able to mount the upper antenna and run the cables through the AC unit so I didn't have to drill any holes in the roof. I gave this 4 stars because you don't have to drill holes in your roof to mount the upper antenna, the large white inside antenna works great, but not impressed with the smaller antenna. I hope this helps anyone looking for a 4g booster. I recommend this product.

I installed it on my truck camper and went camping to Sunset State Beach near Watsonville, CA. I had very light signal already. However after powering this guy up it seemed my signal got worse. I did a data speedtest and it confirmed that it actually decreased my LTE speeds. I installed it correctly. About three feet directly underneath the roof antenna.The interesting thing is that when testing at home I use both a Wilson signal meter and an android phone built in signal meter the signal does improve on both but the bars on my phone drop. Almost like the signal is boosted but the quality is worse.I ordered a replacement because I thought it was malfunctioning but realized it might just be an overpriced piece of equipment that barely helps if any. So I just sent back the unopened replacement. I would return this booster but I have already drilled all the roof holes and mounted it. I should have tested it before drilling all the holes.I will keep testing it and will go to camping spots where I could not receive signal before and test there. I will update my review accordingly.I just installed Drive Reach inside my truck and that one seems to work better however not magical. I've come to realize that Cell Boosters are very overrated and overpriced for what they offer. At least mobile and RV omnidirectional ones.

I’ve only tried one other cell booster about 7 years ago and I wasn’t impressed with that one. Solid RF RVPro is excellent. I tend to camp/boondock in some pretty remote places and it has consistently increased my cell signal from 3G or 1 bar of LTE Verizon to 3 and 4 bars of LTE. I chose not to do a permanent mount of the system and it is very easy to soft mount the external antenna on the roof and just have the internal antennas sitting out on the inside plugged into my 12v solar setup. I have an iPhone XR and iPad Pro, both with Verizon and they work great. There does appear to be some periodic signal drop but I think that might have something to do with the phone and tablet. I can either switch off cell service to my phone and restart or unplug the RVPro and plug it back in to reestablish better signal. Some days it fairly frequent, every 30 minutes or so and other days, the signal stays consistent all day.

This system works very well! But what I want to share mostly is my roof antenna on my RV fell off on my last road trip. They replaced at N/C because it was still under the 3 year warranty having mounted the antenna 2 years ago Highly! Highly recomend!!

A little awkward finding outer and inner positions for components. Doubled bars usually. 17Mb speed pings were impressive.

It has been very helpful when my wife and I worked full time for 2 weeks Boondocking in Oregon to escape the California fires and smoke. We both have Zolm intensive jobs and with the two antennas we can have separate workstations and not impact each other.

We really wanted this to work but we had to stay right on top of internal antennas just to get it to work at all. We had one bar outside and it was never any better inside than one bar. The instructions were well written and easy to follow, and the hardware looked very well made. It’s a shame I really needed this.

I installed this in a new class b van. It has performed better than expected. I'm able to get cell reception where next camper couldn't. The 2 antennas inside work great by eliminating outside signal. Will buy for mu cabin.