65Db Gsm Cellular Phone Signal Amplifier

This router does what it says. Gives WiFi signal from cellular service.

My only problem with the cameras is the cellular signal we have where we live but with a buster antenna it works well

Just recently purchased a SPYPOINT. The Micro LTE. Was recommended from a friend. And honestly I couldn’t be happier. I looked into many cellular linked cameras. Did lots of research and decided to try it. I was worried about the connection. When I am on my property my cellular service is pretty good. When I first installed camera my signal was fairly week. So I moved it a few times and found a pretty strong signal. I wanted to make sure before I left since the property is about 5 hours from my house. Once I figured out the settings on the app it seemed to work great. Started receiving photos after a few days. And when the camera took photos I received them within minutes through the app. I read lots of reviews and some didn’t think the resolution was very good. But with the distance between me and the camera I have had no problems. Photos are extremely good in my opinion. Very happy with product so far. Will definitely be purchasing a few more of them. For the price point they are great cameras.

This is the best Spypoint cellular camera yet. Great photos fast pics haven't tried the video yet. Been out in a poor signal area and I have a lm2 about 200 yds from it the lm2 has 25% signal and this has 90% signal strength very pleased with it.

I got this today and it works great with my cell phone, it even came with a 3.5mm to 3.5 mm cable for cellular use...I was surprised..also do yourself a favor..install the gain jumpers as stated in the directions..it will give you more audio on a noisy day. HTH

TV signal levels are all over the map when using an external amplifier. If you turn down the theme music of a program, the dialog is way too quiet. When you have the dialog at a comfortable level, the music jars you out of the chair. You get the picture. I got fed up and decided to get the Rolls SL33b limiter. I hooked it up, put the knob pointers mid-way (straight up)and haven't needed to use the volume control on the amplifier since. It does the job perfectly. If you're an audiophile, you may not appreciate the over-all sound quality. Music seems a little squashed but NOT distorted. That's why they call it a limiter. The dynamic range is compressed. It is a very acceptable compromise for smooth listening. The SL33b is well made and very compact. You can easily set it, hide it and forget where you hid it.

I used this device to increase signal from sub out to pa in on subwwoofer amplifier that drives my shakers under house. Very pleased with performance, and less expensive than competing items.

We purchased this model about 9mos. ago for our childcare center along with a google nest signal amplifier and it works really great, no dead spots in the 5,000+ sq.ft. building with multiple walls. Our most recent purchase was to replace our older, smaller Linksys unit at home so we upgraded to this unit. We also planned to purchase a signal amplifier soon after but much to our surprise we don't need a signal amplifier for it to reach all the rooms in our 2-story home! Our older unit had very weak signal reaching upstairs and our kids would need to move to different spots to pickup signal, but not anymore with this model. It's really powerful with 100% range in our home.

Because the Sennheiser receiver amplifier does not come with antennas these are a must have to boost the signal of the woefully inadequate antennas that come with the Sennheiser receivers. These are inexpensive and work well.

I installed the cable between the mixer and the amplifier for speaker in oour overflow area. The previous cable was picking up the signal from a nearby radio station and adding that to the mix. This cable completely eliminated the problem and significantly reduced the level of amplification required to get a good balance. The clarity of the signal also improved noticably.