High Gain 10-12dBi External SMA Male/Dual TS9 3G 4G LTE Bracket Mount Long Range Antenna for Netgear Nighthawk M1 MR1100 Verizon Jetpack 8800L Mobile Hotpots Router MiFi Mobile Hotspot 4G LTE Router

Easy ordering, product was as described, shipping was fast and it works as expected.

I live in the country so the only other option for internet is CenturyLink and it is extremely slow (1MB downloads). I attached this antenna to my hotspot and was up and running instantly. My Verizon hotspot is now sitting around 15Mbps download/upload speeds and there has been no issue at all with connectivity.Do not forget to purchase a Low-Loss Coaxial cable like the below if you need to go distances longer than 15ft that come with this antenna.Low-Loss Coaxial Extension Cable 15-Meter(49.2 Ft)https://amzn.to/34U4K1yI would definitely recommend this antenna if you are in a sub-remote environment, by this I mean cellular service is not far away and your cellphone can easily make calls. If you have barely any service, it may be better to purchase a directional antenna and point it directly at the cellular tower. Omni - Directional antennas are not meant for long distance connections.I have direct experience with the below directional antenna and it has worked for years since I installed at my parents place.Proxicast 11 dBi Yagi High Gain 3G / 4G / LTE/Wi-Fi Universal Fixed Mount Directional Antennahttps://amzn.to/33PnEr2

I purchased this for installation on my RV. The flimsy aluminum mounting bracket broke from metal fatigue on my first short road trip. It is too thin or weak for mobile use. Otherwise, the antenna did work as expected.

I got a Netgear LM1200 Cellular Modem as a back-up broadband for our house recently and was having some reception issues when placing it in my AV/IT closet. I would only get 2 bars from Google Fi/T-Mobile and my speeds would peak out at about 2mbs down on a speed test. I decided to add this antenna to my system and was really surprised that I went from -117 to -90 for my RSRP. Our speeds also increased to ~30mb each way.The one down side is that the cable is only 15ft. I know I could extend it but that would add some signal loss. Fortunately I have a weather head penetration into my AV closet that is next to my antenna mast on the roof so the length didn't prevent me from getting the signal in the house but it did mean I had to change the location of where I wanted to put my modem.

I actually bought this product for my Netgear 4G hotspot because it works better than sat internet. However, I let this sit in the box too long because by time I got around to installing it (on a 15-ft pole for direct visual line of site of the nearby tower) I soon discovered it did nothing but actually lower my speeds and connection.Talked to a relative who is in the cell tower business and basically told a directional one would be ideal but also the fact it has one cable means it acts as one not two even with the Y cable it comes with.Waste of time and money, I'll be throwing it away whenever I shoot down the remaining parts of it.

Improved the signal on my mifi 8800l and download/upload speeds were improved vs the unit inside.Without it connected I was seeing about 1-3 megs down, with it connected I was testing at 8 megs consistently. This is on verizon lte in a rural area with no nearby tower. ( definitely not line of sight)

The antenna did allow for my Netgear NightHawk to have a stronger signal. The antenna has a single RF (radio frequency) input, so it is not a MiMo antenna, and for that I took a star off due to that claim. This is a good antenna, but is not a MiMo antenna. This antenna is decently made in China (PRC). The antenna does not have a connector at the base, so the cable is permanently mounted. This antenna is not a cure all, but did have positive results for me.Update 2020-Dec-06: After using this antenna for a few months, I am reducing it to 3 stars for quality, and two for my overall rating (due to this NOT being a MiMo antenna). The gain I get only appears to be in the LTE 12 band for ATT wireless (that's a 700 Mhz LTE band). Band 2 and 4 (1700 to 2100 Mhz for ATT) are not showing improvement using this antenna, and in some cases, it's actually worse (i.e. Band 4) with this antenna plugged in. I would not recommend this antenna to anyone looking for a good Omnidirectional LTE antenna. It does have some improvement, but I don't see anywhere near the 12 dbi gain that the description mentions. Consider this more of a 3 dbi Gain antenna, if it provides any gain at all.

Living in the county, getting good service is a struggle. I have 2 bars on my cellular wifi hotspot and slow internet speed. After connecting this antenna to my Nighthawk M1100 I now have 5 bars and we can stream all the shows we want on multiple devices simultaneously.