MIMO 4G LTE/ 5G Antenna Outdoor Directional Long Range Parabolic Grid Antennas for t-Mobile 4G LTE/5G WiFi Hotspots/High Gain 2x2 30dBi/ 698-6000MHz/ 2pcs 15meters LMR240 Cable SMA TS-9

First, lets be clear that there are two separate antennas inside the white pill shape and two output cables with connectors. Together, when passed to the inputs of a modem that is MIMO capable, e.g. Netgear LM 1200, the UNAMPLIFIED results beat the YAGI with 100dbi amplification. What I have works in a fixed location with t-mobile carrier and the Fox (Ryan Reynolds). I plan to take it on the road by leaving the fixed YAGI antenna at home. Aiming this will take time in the boonies. Surprisingly, it seems less sensitive to small shifts in aiming than the YAGI. Paired with a ZenWiFi mini mesh works quite well and is ultra compact.

I live out in the country where high speed internet isn’t available. My options are limited and I got a cellular based home internet where the router is a Mofi4500 which has two small paddle antennas that aren’t very powerful. With this new antenna I got the cables needed to run from inside to outside. This antenna has a lot more signal strength and boosted my download and upload speeds significantly. You’ll have to figure out where you want to mount it but I’d recommend to do it in an area where you can spin it 360° so you can pinpoint the signal. Watch YouTube videos too.

Prior to installation, I was extremely lucky to get 20 to 30mb download and 1 to maybe 2mb upload...After mapping towers in the area and having a general azimuth to shoot for to try several towers (all are 6 to 7 miles away), I found the best signal. Currently I'm getting 120 to 140mb download and a solid 8 to 10mp upload. Assembly is easy; however, I did change out some of the assembly hardware, namley bolts and locking nuts. The hardware they give you is adequate, but you can do better which is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. Overall, this product worked for me. I'm not saying which internet gateway I'm using, but adding external antenna leads was an easy process. So if you're living rural within 6 or 7 miles of a cell tower, this might be a good option for you!

Best tested gain was 11 decibels on high band. This value would be good for a short yagi but nowhere close to the 30db advertised. Besides under performance, this antenna is made in China so the mounting hardware and brackets are made of soft mild steel spay painted to look like aluminum or stainless steel. Will rust quickly. Finally the antenna feed is not sealed properly.

The product is awesome incredible best ever very simple set up and works perfect no issues at all highly recommend product

Relatively easy to install. When positioning, we simply connected to our wifi modem with its own app and positioned the booster until we got the best indicated signal. We saw improvement in dB and gained a consistent 2 bars of signal strength. We are pleased with this product snd would recommend it!

I set this thing up in numerous locations turned it 360 degrees at each spot. Not only did it not improve the signal. It seemed to kill any signal that I already had. I can't recommend this for a rural solution at all.

This antenna works fine, it just isnt a 30 db gain like they say. I think it may be closer to 15 db gain. I have a griddy antenna from waveform that is a 20 db and this one isnt near as strong of signal as that one is, but its stronger than a 2x2 panel antenna that is 11 db gain, so i reckon its around 15db gain. Easy to setup and connect. i like that it is 2x2 mimo as well