4x4 MIMO External Panel 5G 4G LTE Antennas/Directional Outdoor WiFi Antenna Long Range 698-4000 MHz for WiFi 5G 4G LTE Router &Hotspots(Full Kit)

I bought the Waveform and this unit at the same time and compared them. I’ll return the white form because this one out performed it . Speeds were extremely faster with this unit and it was half the price.

Tried several different locations with no improvement overall vs the TMobile kvd21 internal antennas. In fact, the latency worsened with this panel.We’ve placed it high, low, against the house with no improvement. No change in SINR, dB, or capture.The panel seems to be held together with silicone. No instructions were included.

I will start by saying that this antenna was about 2/3 the cost of the only other 4x4 MIMO antenna out there, so I figured I would give it a try. I purchased it to use with my T-Mobile 5g internet router. I had to purchase additional u.fl dongles and getting them installed was a pain, but doable.The bad: the packaging looked like it had been salvaged from a shipwreck. It was not even a box, more like a bunch of cardboard wrapped with shipping tape. Inside it wasn’t much better. I’m not sure if it was used or just really poorly packed? Some of the connector covers were missing, but all the pieces were there. The build quality is poor, it looks like it was slapped together and someone put a bead of silicon caulk over *most* of the joints that didn’t fit together well. If it works well, I will probably weather proof it a little better. The mounting hardware was very cheap and the pieces needed to be bent and hammered to fit together.The good: it works. I improved my SINR from about 0-2 to 20-22, which I expect to reduce all the drops we were getting before. The speed did not improve at all, but I was not after for more speed.I probably would go for the more expensive one if I could do it over again.

Nothing fancy here--just a basic outdoor antenna to improve your cellular internet signal. I got this for my lake house which has been a constant headache when it comes to getting Internet connectivity. Installation was easy--assuming you're comfortable standing on a ladder and using tools. If not, best get a professional. Finding the best location is somewhat 'hit and miss' but it helps if you get some phone apps that can measure signal strength, tower location, etc. The quality of the Internet at my lake house has definitely improved due to this antenna. Recommended!