Wilson 461104 AG Pro 4G 70dB Signal Booster Kit - Voice, 3G & 4G LTE for all Carriers [Discontinued] Reviews

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“We live in a very remote area. This worked great!!”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Instant results!”

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Posted 9 years ago

“Excellent service and installation help.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“I had a great experience with Ubersignal.com and the Wilson ProQuint signal booster. The guys that answer the phone are knowledgable and friendly and gave me great advice. If you have bad signal strength, give this a try, through Ubersignal, and you are basically in a no-risk situation. It can make a good signal great, and a weak signal better, but you do have to have something to work with to begin with. I am happy with my "bad signal better" improvement. And I am really happy with the customer experience I had with Ubersignal.com.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“These guys know their products and how to use them. They steered me to the best choice and it worked right out of the box. Couldn't be happier.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Device works as explained and was very easy to install. The only negative I would give it is that the instructions manual is poorly written. I was getting all orange lights (you're supposed to get green) even after following the directions of how to get rid of them. So I called the manufacturer and they said it's okay to leave them orange, the system is designed to handle it. This is contrary to what the instruction manual says.”

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Posted 10 years ago

Hi Danny, thanks for your review. Just to clarify, an orange warning light signifies overload meaning an existing outside signal is very strong and is overloading the amplifier. In general, it's best to try to solutions in the manual to limit the overload and get the lights to be green. We understand that these troubleshooting steps don't always work. In some cases, when the lights are orange, if the automatic gain control is able to turn down the power enough so the amplifier can function, you may still see some improvement, but it's generally limited. So if the lights are orange but you are still seeing the improvement you need, you can try leaving it. Otherwise, additional troubleshooting may help to get more coverage from the system.

Posted 10 years ago