Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Wireless Extenders Cell Phone Signal Booster - Auto unit YX200-PCS CEL

The Wi-Ex cell phone signal booster extends a Wi-Ex Cell Zone for single or multiple users in cars. The dual band unit captures the signal outside of your car and amplifies it on the inside for a better signal. It works with both 1900MHz and 800 MHz phones - almost all carriers and all phones (Not Nextel).

# Reduces dropped calls and deadzones
# Extends cell phone range - up to 10 times the signal strength
# Improves signal strength for voice and data (except Nextel)
# Works with most phones and most carriers (except Nextel
# Works with multiple phones simultaneously
# Extends cell phone battery life
# Phone stays wireless - no direct wire to phone.

Wireless Extenders Cell Phone Signal Booster - Auto unit YX200-PCS CEL

Customer feedback:

1. Ok - I don't write many reviews but this product has made my driving more enjoyable. I make several calls in the car on the way home from work and without the booster I would loose calls in about 6-7 places on the journey home. With the booster installed - magnetic antenna on the center edge of the trunk near the window and the inside receptor under the carpet in the back seat (a minimal effort on my part), and there is only one spot where the call . may . drop. What a difference. I don't have the embarassment of loosing a call that I made because I was mobile. This antenna/booster works as it is described to. Keep the external antenna atleast 15 inches from people (just like you shouldn't hold a cell phone to your head for extended periods) and it is pheonominal.
2. I live on the fringe of the cell tower service area. I have numerous dropped calls in my home when I just use my cell phone, but with this device (Yes, I know it's made for an automobile.) operating in my home, via a 12 volt DC power supply, antenna in a window and sitting near the signal pick-up device my phone goes from none or 1 bar signal strength to 2 to 3 bars of signal strength. The calls are crystal clear, too, per comments from my family and friends. I would, and have, recommended this device to my family and friends.

1 comments:

dave88 said...

If you want a free, objective way to check the reception in your area BEFORE you lock yourself with a specific carrier, you should really check out "Got Reception?" (http://www.gotreception.com).




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