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Give your cellular phone a boost in network connectivity with the Tri-Band Magnet Mount Antenna from weBoost. this antenna maximizes the signal-boosting capability of weBoost amplifiers, so you can always be accessible wherever you are!
This antenna features a 360-degree horizontal radiation pattern that allows your booster to acquire signals from all directions for a larger coverage area. Regardless of your location, this device will keep you within reach! It comes with a rare earth magnet so you can conveniently mount it to any vehicle with a metal ground plane. You will not need a professional to set up this antenna!
This signal antenna works on all carriers in the U.S. and Canada – AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular. No matter what your carrier is. Perfect for car use, this industrial-strength antenna works with all devices, and when used with an amplifier, it helps improve a cell phone signal by up to 32 times its current strength, giving you crystal-clear call quality! Equipped with 10 feet of RG174 cable, this antenna can transfer and receive data at high speed!
Invest in this tri-band antenna and experience uninterrupted network connectivity no matter where you travel!
P. Ballard
August 16, 2025
If you're a Verizon 4G LTE user, do not buy this! and keep reading...Firstly if you have the sleek 4G-V this has the wrong connector and you'll need a coupler.Secondly this antenna is not for the 700MHz Verizon 4G/LTE band, meaning it will boost voice/3G data, but not so much with 4G transmit. Your uplink speeds may drop in 4G, and you could have some service drops. The ironic part is that it will give you a better receive dBm in 4G based on the location of the antenna, so if you put the antenna 12 feet in the air it will be like holding your phone up there in terms of signal bars/receive dBm, but your uplink speed will likely be a fraction what it would be if you actually held the phone up there (at least this was true in my case). Using this for 4G may or may not extend the range at which you can connect - I have only tested where I already have service. The mini-magnet-mount antenna that your sleek 4G-V probably came with handles 4G about the same as this one, but 2G/3G will be much better with this or the 301125 (which has the advantage of having the correct connector but identical gain measurements). According to the info on their site, the best antennas for Verizon 4G types are the 304411 or the 301111 yagi if you really want to maximize signal, but these are directional. Some of the "trucker" antennas have 700MHz potential but they seem to lack in the 1900MHz range and dont come close to the directional options. The building antennas such as 301202 would be a compromise if you don't want to go directional, but are not suitable for mobile applications.There are devices/services this antenna will work beautifully with, so I'm giving it 5 stars.
Kindle Customer
July 7, 2025
In rural NM the cell towers are few and far between. Our nearest is about 6 miles away behind two big mountains. The next nearest is ten miles away and behind low hills. No signal in the house for the old LG VX8300. The yard offers one bar sometimes two (refracted or reflected or magical signal). Directional antenna did not work. Land line nortoriously noisy.A nice tech at Wilson talked the problem over and the 12" was a cheap tactic. Now I sit indoors in comfort with one bar (sometimes two) with the antenna glommed onto a one foot piece of steel 2x6 (leftover house construction material providing the necessary ground plain). The ten foot coax cable gives me a little freedom of movement. Also, the phone does not have to be constantly charging as it searches for signal. Maybe now I will invest in a newer phone. But first, a more attractive ground plain to match the living room decor, or a steel army helmet to carry the antenna with me, or perhaps a repeater (big bucks!).
RA4US
July 3, 2025
I bought this to help boost the signal for my Wilson Electronics model 2B5125 signal booster. The thought was that the additional gain from the antenna would help me reach cell towers that are too far to establish a reliable connection. However the hot spot feature was not improving at all. The carrier was dropping my network connection as a way to conserve bandwidth and there was nothing this antenna could do from preventing their systems to shut my connection. A complaint filed to FCC against the cell phone carrier fixed my problem instantly and permanently. I still think this is a good buy as long as you know you can not trust your mobile carriers to provide what they advertise in remote areas.
Barry
July 2, 2025
The antenna works great. I bought it for my USB Internet Access card. The aircard barely has a useable signal inside the house with only it's built in antenna. The antenna has a ten foot cable which lets it sit at the corner of the front porch. I have a steady 3 or 4 bar signal most of the time with the antenna.The only complaint is that nearly every cellular device; aircards and phones, need a unique adapter cable to work with the antenna. This is not the fault of the antenna maker or seller. It is due to a lack of standardization in the cellular industry. This vendor does sell most of the adapter cables for [...] but their info does not make it obvious that you need one or easy to figure out which one.There is an exhaustive list of the adapters, searchable by device manufacturer and model numbers at the antenna makers site at [...]Good Luck
Sloper Dude
June 4, 2025
I use a data card in my laptop for mobile Internet access in my company work van, and before I used this antenna I used to be knocked offline constantly, even in metropolitan areas. It was hard to get any work done.Before I had this antenna I had to repeatedly reboot both my data card and it's software, which was a real pain when I was trying to access our company network and complete work in a timely manner. Now I am hardly ever knocked offline, even in exurban and rural areas! What a difference. With the purchase of an adapter for my cellphone, I can even use the antenna to boost my cellphone signal in remote areas, as long as the antenna is attached to my vehicle; the sheet steel that the magnet attaches to provides a ground plane necessary for the antenna to work.The difference is astounding! A must-have accessory for mobile Internet users, or for those who can't get good cellphone reception where they travel.
D. McInnis
June 1, 2025
Ok, it's a simple antenna, no amp.. keep that in mind.I use this while out on field collects for work. This normally means being out in some form of missile range, test plot, or detonation zone.. meaning the nearest cell tower is out of reach of my phone. While I'm sure a directional coffee can would be just as, if not more effective, this has usually been just enough to have minimal data connectivity back to the rest of the world. It's also been great, thanks to the generous cable length, to poke outside of Faraday-like enclosures to bring data to everyone inside. The magnetic base makes it easy to toss or slide the antenna up the side of a corrugated building, or to throw onto the top of a metal roof. Fits great in my laptop bag.I normally pair this with a Verizon MiFi hotspot, using
Pablo Adrian trejo Solis
May 1, 2025
Excelente producto
N
April 1, 2025
Worked exactly as required for my Wilson Cell Booster signal back as new, Strong magnet, faster shipping than promised to remote Northern Ontario location.
Jerry Flett
March 29, 2025
Item as described
Gil
February 17, 2025
Better quality than the original antenna that came with my Anntlent booster.
Mister X
December 27, 2024
It's OK but don't see the difference between this and the smaller one
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