2x2 MIMO Log Periodic Antenna Kit for 4G LTE/5G Hotspots, Routers, Gateways | 15dBi Directional Compatible with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile | 32ft Cables, TS9 Adapters, L-Mount | Full Kit

I definitely helped my wifi. Now I have a stable wifi.

I have a Netgear Nighthawk MR6500 hotspot. It works well when near cell towers. My use case is home internet. Cell reception is ok, but hotspot gets <1Mbs up/dnload speeds. With the antenna mounted on a tripod pointing close to the nearest tower (indoor, next to window), the dnload/upload speeds achieves ~300Mbs_dn/~20Mbs_up. Very easy to setup/take down for portability.

Update from 1 star to 4 stars below. The company did refund me for this. I appreciate the good customer service. Just be prepared to modify the mount. They certainly must do the modification to prevent safety issues. As far as the cable goes....great choice with minimal signal loss. The antennas are decent as well. The reason for one star is the pipe mount base plate is absolute garbage. It has 3 tiny tack welds to hold the pipe to the mount plate. The mount plate is waaaaay too thin to hold this amount of load. I'm telling you right now if you mount this in windy conditions the pipe will fatigue off the mount plate and everything is falling as it "wobbles" too excessive in the wind. Anytime you have this much motion on a mount, even cable or something is breaking eventually. Hence I was trying to bend the pipe mount up slightly and sure enough the bottom tack weld snapped right off the mount plate. The mount plate should be way thicker and needs more surface with 4 holes, one in each corner. So off to the building supply store I go for strut channel, 1.5 inch conduit, and a strut channel conduit clamp. Definitely solid mounted now but cost me another $60 as I had to purchase conduit in a 10 foot piece. Need to do better on the mount. There is no reason that the company purchasing these from china can not spec that out to be changed. Be warned as this is a safety issue in shipped form. Falls on someone's head and there will be problems beyond the antennas. Another option I did not have is to use a dish network mount but I did not have available.

Works very well after you figure it out.

L Bracket snapped after the first bit of wind we had. Complete garbage

Never really gained better signal. Had this pointed at a tower 2 blocks from my house and gained maybe 5mbps Product has good build quality though. May work better for someone else

I live in Shepherd texas and Verizon and Tmobile are trash. But att does work and this antenna added 40+. Im using AT&T Hotspot nighthawk MR1100. Way more than what I was expecting! I added a picture of Verizon antenna I tried a couple days ago and didn't even get 1mbps

This meets my needs in terms of durability and performance, compared to the smaller antenna I’ve been using. I will agree with the negative ratings that complain about the mount. The bar and clamps are fine. However the plate attached to the bar is flimsy at best and the weld points are pointless. One snapped immediately and I had to use a strip of plumbers tape to secure the upper portion of the bar. The antenna is quite light weight. However the mounting plate is still insufficient to hold the weight, because of the poor quality of the weld points.