Proxicast 5 dBi External 4G / LTE Magnetic Antenna for AT&T Nighthawk M5 / MR5100, M1 / MR1100, Velocity 2, Verizon Jetpack 8800L & Others MiFi Hotspots w/ TS9 Connector - 2 Pack (ANT-120-007-TS9-2PK)

I'm in my RV in the parking lot of the Twin Arrow Casino in Flagstaff, AZ. Without the Antenna, I have zero reception. When I plug them in, I have over 13 Mbps.I have tried them all. The Bingfu products are useless. I highly recommend Proxicast. Having done all the research for you, just buy them.Joe

I have a hotspot that I am using for home internet service. Before I bought these antennas I was getting at the highest maybe 6 Mbps upload and 1 Mbps download. When I attached these and set the Mhz to 40 and the Mimo to 2 x 2 my speed increase at least to 14 - 18 Mbps upload and can top out as high as 30 Mbps download and upload speeds are usually 5 to6 mbps. When I dont have these attached to my hot spot I notice a significant drop in the speed,

If both worked I would have rated excellent but only one side works.i tried both into the back of my hot spot and only one side plugs in the other side just falls out. I switched both sides to verify and the same problem. I already found a different antenna that works so these are garbage to me

I have the Nighthawk M1100 router. I live in the middle of nowhere and usually, after VERY careful positioning, I'm lucky to get 2 bars. Before I used this I was getting roughly 2-3 mbps download, on a good day. After, I'm getting anywhere from 20-25 mbps. A huge improvement. For some reason on my router the signal will show as 1 bar though, but my speeds are still a lot better. Confused as to why that is, but hey...as long as it works. I've seen a lot of negative reviews on here, but I've had no issues so far. Give it a try if you want, it may work for you.

as advertised

I purchased this to help increase my Netgear 4G LTE Modem (LB1120) reception however it has made no improvement at all. I had 2 bars before and I have 2 bars after. As I said I'm still messing around with antenna placement, currently I have them near a window about 22" apart. Next, I may actually put them outside and see if that makes any improvement. My carry is T-mobile and although they have coverage almost everywhere that coverage is always spotty where you really need it. Living in an RV I have to make what I have work. Again not impressed at the moment as the antenna made no visible improvement. I'll update my status if I get better results.Update:Played around with antenna's inside and outside, different placements and configurations and it made no difference/improvement in my connectivity. With or without them I still only achieved 2 bars. Will be returning.

Helped in an office building, but not in our camper, at least not noticeably. The campsite is much more isolated, so I just need something stronger. I am giving this four stars because I felt like it should have boosted the signal a bit more, even in the office.

If I take the time to move them around, maybe it will make a difference. So far it doesn't seem to help at all. I have a Verizon jetpack 8800L.