weBoost® Drive Reach Overland 5G-Compatible Vehicle Signal Booster Kit in Red

Great product w/ easy set up. Works as advertised and always boosts our cell signal by at least 1 bar. Only 1 drawback that didn't allow for 5 stars: the placement of the inside antenna is tricky because your phone has to be very close to it to work. We are still playing with placement so both driver & passenger phones benefit from the signal. Any recommendations?

So far since I purchased this the mounting bracket was missing, the booster box has not worked. Since I owned it. Sending back to be replaced along with. Indoor antenna and the power supply cord.

Easy Installation. Have not had a chance to test in the field, tested at home and saw a noticable difference (from 2 bars to 4)

Works as advertised. Definitely noticed a difference in SW Wyoming. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is the price.

Driving in town and still the same dead spots on the main roads.

This product does exactly what it says it will do! For the ones that are interested, you need to understand that this is not an "end all be all" type product. You will still run into some spots where you have no reception, but this can still help quite a bit! If you are one that simply travels from on town to the next or take cross country road trips on the pavement, then this will do excellent for you at making sure you have coverage. If you are like me and travel off the beaten path a bit more, then expect to loose signal a bit more. After doing a small trip in Wyoming coming from Colorado I noticed two things. If I'm on the street it is easier to hold onto a signal, but it is still possible to get dead spots. If I'm on the trail, I have less dead spots than without the WeBoost, but still have plenty of dead zones. For what you get and what you are paying for, I can honestly say that this is certainly worth getting for those that travel. Just understand that it still has limitations.

False claims. Doesn’t work I get the same signal . With my phone. It doesn’t boost anything

Installation was easy and the process was painless. We deove to Montana where the cell reception was little to none in the higher mountains. We were able to maintain a cell signal allowing our navigation system to work and keep us on track. There were times when people.would.ask if we had reception and I would show I hadtwo bars We drove a totall of 3000 miles from California to Washington across Idaho and up to the Montana-Canadian border we love our new weboost!!

I decided to get this for myself after recently seeing several public service agencies in my mountainous area have these installed in their official vehicles. I can say that it works better than not having it. I was able to hold on to tower coverage and have usable signal where I was previously unable to. Bottom line is I’m satisfied with the purchase and installation was very easy. I recommend it to those who are considering it.

I bought my we boost system a year ago and it works very well

Installation was easy. Hardwiring was the way to go. Immediate improvement in range for cell and hotspot.

The thing does work. I live in a semi-rural area on the western slope of Colorado. Cell service is mediocre to decent in the frontcountry around here, and there are plenty of backcountry areas nearby where it is quite weak or nonexistent. If you are camping in or driving through a place with a weak signal, this thing will help hold onto the signal, no doubt. There is one place in particular, on a paved state highway in the valley where I would always have calls drop when I go around this one corner, and that does not happen anymore when I'm using this thing. However, do not purchase expecting it to increase your range by a huge margin. It seems to add 1 bar at most, which is usually enough to make calls, use data etc. in places where the signal is very weak but not completely absent. If you are camped at 11,000 feet up some long remote drainage where service is nonexistent, it does nothing. One thing the website doesn't really highlight is that your phone needs to be at least 18" away but not more than 36" from the interior antenna. You may not really have full-vehicle, and certainly not full-campsite coverage. But that's kinda why you go camping in the first place. All that being said, I'm happy I bought it and would recommend it to anyone who is thinking about it but on the fence. But do keep your expecations realistic.

We purchased the Overland system a couple of weeks ago, have only really had one opportunity to use it so far and honestly was not as impressed as we had hoped, but it was only the first time out. I felt we were not necessarily to far outside of cell towers, but in a mild, open canyon area. We want to see how the next couple of weeks go before we really see where we stand with it.

Easy install, easy use once set up. Well made parts and a comprehensive kit with everything I needed. As far as I know it made my latest road trip one where I almost always had signal. I'd definitely buy it again if I needed another. Im impressed by the durability, detailed instructions, and well thought out accessories and hardware. My only two complaints are 1) The included mount that allows you to lower and raise the Antenna from flat to 45 to 90 degrees is nice, but lacks the ability to be mounted on the side of a roof tent or roof rack in such a way that the mount's base is perpendicular to the ground and the antenna can still go from flat to raised. Unless in awkward positions. An alternate version should be available for mounting outward on the sides of the vehicle but in such a way the antenna can rest pointing forward / back and be raised into the upright position. I am waiting on a fabricator to design a specialty mount to correct this short coming. 2) There is really no way to know for sure the antenna is helping or if its coincidental that you have signal. But on a 9 day, 3500~ mile road trip I only lost signal in some of the absolute most remote valleys I entered including the Chisos Basin of Big Bend.

I wish there were more of an option to customize the items in the kit. I need more side feeds for the antenna, and there is no mention here that the extension cable nut isn't the same size as the antenna's nut. It obviously won't fit through the metal. Side feeds are out of stock on multiple platforms and not on sale here. No way to order a shorter "extension" cable to properly fit the build.

Excellent quality materials and workmanship. The variety of mounting applications and sealed connections will ensure positive signal results. The folding antenna mount renders low ceiling access with a simple release and locking knob. Installation and operating the unit is user friendly regardless of your skill set. It's worth more than the retail price, it's been an excellent investment and cell signal booster.

This is my 2nd Weboost - I needed it for off road and overlanding. I can state 1st test we had signal longer on a road that wasn't so great with other weboost and a dead zone without. I state as of today because we'll go deep dead woods. This would shorten our drive for help if need.

Straight forward assembly. Placement and cable routing is up to you. Plug and play. More field testing to be sure it works as designed. Stay tuned….

Only issue is the power source requires a cigarette lighter which GM no longer offers in their pickups.

I bought this a month ago. Was nervous that it would not work. At my cabin I found 1 bar 5g. This booster gave me 2 bars of 5g. I have 1bar where originally i had no signal at all. Easy to set up. I did buy the magnet outside antenna for ease until i can rig the bigger antenna. If you are on the fence- do it! It surprised me. Im going to put the antenna on a pole to reach higher to see if i can get 3 bars.