Industrial Cell Phones That Work On Boost Mobile

We didn't know if our cell service would work in the Grand Canyon (t-mobile - it was spotty) and decided to try the radios when 1/2 the family was on the rim and my daughter and I hiked down to Indian Garden (4.9 miles, 3000 feet). It worked for us when we checked in from the garden and at our other points to give an ETA to meet at the trail head.� We used the hi-power GMRS mode (I have a license that covers our family) and my wife and other daughter were always less than 1/2 mile from the rim at the top.

Cell phones are getting larger. Pockets getting smaller. This is a perfect way to carry an encased cell phone like a nexus 4 or galaxy s3/s4.Ony feature I do not like is the large Zing name on the cover.

Absolutely love this unit. Total control from our cell phones.

Nicely made. Does its job well, and will last forever (or at least as long as we have cell phones to carry).

Needed a way to secure a Blackmagic 1 M/E Broadcast panel into a mobile AV cart. This plus some industrial strength velcro and I'm pretty confident it won't be moving.

It took a little while for it to activate and connect to the cell tower, but once it did it gets better reception and data rates than our phones.

They are very useful for packing small items like mobile phones and small powerbanks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The BOOST CHARGE 15W Wireless Charging Stand works good. We already have a wireless charging stand but wanted an extra unit for the second phone. These are nice as our phones require different cord/connector types but both phones charge wirelessly without hunting for the correct cable.

I am using my boost during my ride share hours. My fares are impressed on how quickly their phones are recharged.

its great for organizing you can put on contaners, photo albums, cell phones