7dBi External 4G LTE 5G Dual TS9 Magnetic Antenna for Netgear AT&T Nighthawk MR6110 MR6150 MR6500 M6 Pro M5 MR5100 MR5200 M1 MR1100 Verizon Jetpack 8800L MiFi Hotspots Netgear LB1120 Router，Slinkdsco

I live in a cabin way "out there" with 1/2 bars Verizon cell coverage, most of the time. Sometimes Zero. I got the Verizon JetPack and this. My coverage is now 2 bars. I can even stream, and all seems well. I simply hung it up on window, and it worked right away. I'm not sure how it compares to others. Perhaps the more expensive ones are better, but to be able to simply stick it to a window and have it work, is pretty cool. I'll let you know if there are any changes.

Don't waste your money, didn't have any improvement with internet.

Hooked to MIFI hotspot seams to help some the suction cup is not that good going to try and mount it and see how it does

Since I got a MR6400 Nighthawk M6 Pro Mobile Router, I have been keeping an eye out for an antenna option. For whatever reason, it seems difficult for those who sell antennae from making the whole process overly complex, and the only ones I could find that claimed to work were ridiculously expensive, so I've been waiting for a simpler solution.This finally came up, and realizing that my MR6400 is just a different provider's version of a supported model, I grabbed this to try out.Installation was simple, with the connection fitting perfectly into the tiny connectors on the hotspot. The line is long and tangly, made worse by the split cords, but can be worked through to have plenty of length for lots of placement options. My design wish would be for the cords to have been joined and only split at either end, since those are the only places they need separation.Unfortunately, for testing, by the time I received this to use in the area I wanted it, it seems that they've added more towers around me so my 1 bar strength is now full, so I have been unable to test how much of an improvement this has on the signal boosting ability. As I continue to carry the hotspot around, I will try to find areas with lower connectivity and give this a more thorough test.So for now, I can only base this on price (just under $28 at the time of this review, which is about 20% of the next lowest price option I could find that clearly supports my hotspot), fit, and quality. If I can get more testing done, I will update!

I have a Netgear LTE modem in my camper van and ATT service. I tried several other antennas including the one made by netgear and none of them seem to make much difference. This one with the magnetic base was able to be outside the vehicle. I just did a 5500 mile road trip and I could stream TV virtually everywhere except the very north part of the Keweenah Pennisula. Drove through all kinds of weather, hot, cold, heavy rain.

I needed to upload a live video from a client’s rural location to verify their business on a search engine. After several trips to their site, the upload failed every time (since it had to be live I couldn’t record & upload from another location). After ordering this antenna, I was able to successfully upload it the very first time - hallelujah!It’s also enabled me to work from our cabin in the mountains. Until I had this I couldn’t get a good enough signal to even text or call, much less get any work done (my work requires internet access). Now I’m at least able to do things that aren’t too data intensive.I have 2 wishes:- that the wires weren’t split until closer to the connections. Having 2 long wires gets kinda clumsy.- that the connections fit my hotspot more securely. To be fair this may be just my MiFi model, but it’s really easy for a connector to pull loose from the hotspot if it’s bumped, causing me to lose my signal.Love it, though! It’s a great value & helps me tremendously.

It is advertised as having a Magnetic Antenna,It does not !!

Can't tell if it makes a difference or not. Also wires pop out easily. Should give some indication on the modem when antenna are plugged in.