So those who need a dedicated cell phone signal booster might find themselves in the minority, but you already know if you need one or not. Granted, there are some exceptions, but most of the best phones work on the major carriers' Wi-Fi calling networks. This uses your home network to handle calls and texts (and obviously data). Nowadays, though, most phones and carriers support Wi-Fi calling. Several years ago, if you had bad signal in your home, you were out of luck unless you sprung for a signal booster. Considering its low overhead when it comes to installation, you can easily move it between homes or small offices. The EZ 4G is also quite affordable as far as cell phone signal boosters go, hovering at about $300 or so. If you just need a little boost in your rental home, this might be the option for you.

It doesn't require an external antenna installation, instead mounting to one of your windows.īecause of this, you shouldn't expect the same performance as some of the other entries on this list, but SureCall says you can expect up to 72 dB and coverage up to 2,000 square feet. For those stuck in an apartment or other rental, the SureCall EZ 4G is probably your best bet.

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