Beam Boost antenna actually works, I'm able to take a weak 1-2 bar signal pull it into a house & get a steady 3-4 bars with Verizon & AT&T. Now I can use my phone as a Hotspot & stream Netflix to my 55" Roku TV.

It was easy to install. The hard part was finding the nearest cell tower, but in the end, getting the antenna in the general direction was good enough. I went from -115 dBm to -56 dBm. So 2 bars to 5 bars. I placed the antenna 5 feet above ground level and placed the booster in the basement where I work from home and I get 4-5 bars throughout the house.

Outside 1-2 bars in a certain spot on my back porch (heavily wooded rural area). Now 4 bars in most of the downstairs and decent coverage of the whole house. I'm in a rural area and my only option for internet service was DSL. Did a speed test for the DSL wifi compared to cell service after installing this booster and the cell data speed is almost 5 times faster.

This is my second Beam Boost. The first was several years ago and did not support 5G. I tried to get by without it. My office is in a metal building and using my phone inside was hit and miss at best. I have very poor reception outside but I am able to get between two and three bars inside now. I also use my 5G and it works great. The trick is, to make sure you install it as directed.