Cell Phone boosters?

[Matthew Crowther]

Any good ones that do not cost an arm and a leg? I have an iPhone 13.

 

[Drew Terril]

I would expect to spend somewhere in the $3-400 range for a quality booster, more if you want a 5G model. I'm still running a Weboost 4G-M that I was able to get from Love's via rewards points (I'm a truck driver for my day job so I rack up points quickly), and it works for me knowing I'm limited to 4G with it. I also took the time and effort to set up a permanent NMO antenna on the roof of my chase vehicle, as the mag mount that comes with those units are generally subpar, plus mag mount antennas in general have a propensity for damaging clearcoat and paint.

 

[Ben Holcomb]

I've been using this for the past few weeks and it's been working well.

Drive Reach Cell Phone Signal Booster - weBoost

Drive Reach is our most powerful, in-vehicle cell signal booster yet. It can reach the farthest cell towers in remote areas. Learn more here!

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[Hannah.Taylor]

I would expect to spend somewhere in the $3-400 range for a quality booster, more if you want a 5G model. I'm still running a Weboost 4G-M that I was able to get from Love's via rewards points (I'm a truck driver for my day job so I rack up points quickly), and it works for me knowing I'm limited to 4G with it. I also took the time and effort to set up a permanent NMO antenna on the roof of my chase vehicle, as the mag mount that comes with those units are generally subpar, plus mag mount antennas in general have a propensity for damaging clearcoat and paint.

just fyi, the 4G-M was built to support 5G as well.

weBoost Drive 4G-M | weBoost

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