High Gain 10-12dBi External SMA Male/Dual TS9 3G 4G LTE Bracket Mount Long Range Antenna for Netgear Nighthawk M1 MR1100 Verizon Jetpack 8800L Mobile Hotpots Router MiFi Mobile Hotspot 4G LTE Router

Living in the county, getting good service is a struggle. I have 2 bars on my cellular wifi hotspot and slow internet speed. After connecting this antenna to my Nighthawk M1100 I now have 5 bars and we can stream all the shows we want on multiple devices simultaneously.

This antenna is highly recommended and an awesome value for the price! I was having issues with cellular data signal at a location with bad reception. I ordered this antenna to help and it worked flawlessly. I was getting a poor signal, but after installing the new antenna, I am getting a much better and stable signal. The antenna was super easy to install and I appreciated that I didn't have to provide it with any additional power. I was able to pole mount the antenna outside and the long cable made it easier to run inside to the cradlepoint.

I actually bought this product for my Netgear 4G hotspot because it works better than sat internet. However, I let this sit in the box too long because by time I got around to installing it (on a 15-ft pole for direct visual line of site of the nearby tower) I soon discovered it did nothing but actually lower my speeds and connection. Talked to a relative who is in the cell tower business and basically told a directional one would be ideal but also the fact it has one cable means it acts as one not two even with the Y cable it comes with. Waste of time and money, I'll be throwing it away whenever I shoot down the remaining parts of it.

Okay so this antenna did help my signal. I’m in a metal building so my hotspot has limited reception. The idea was to have this antenna outside and keep the hotpot inside. If I put my hotspot outside with a clear shot to the tower I get about 70 mb/s connection if I use it inside with the door closed I get about 7mbs. If I plug the antenna in I can get about 17-20. So this not being a MIMO antenna I believe my band witch it limited even though it does boost the signal. This building is an airplane hanger so it has a large door. When the door is open I get a faster connection without the antenna. I only use the antenna If I shut the door. With the door open and no antenna I’m getting double what I get with the antenna plugged in.

I picked this up for my Netgear Nighthawk M1 after getting frustrated with weak signal in a semi-rural area where I work remotely. After a few weeks of daily use, I can say this antenna genuinely delivers. Installation Straightforward if you're even mildly comfortable with tech. The SMA Male and dual TS9 connectors fit the Nighthawk M1 and Jetpack 8800L ports cleanly with no adapter needed. The bracket mount is sturdier than I expected at this price — metal construction, not plastic — and holds the antenna at a fixed position without wobble. Took me about 10 minutes start to finish. Signal Performance This is where it counts. Before installing, I was sitting around -105 to -108 dBm signal strength in my area. After mounting the antenna near a window and pointing it toward the nearest tower, I dropped to -88 to -91 dBm consistently. For those unfamiliar, lower numbers mean stronger signal — that's a meaningful real-world improvement. Download speeds went from an inconsistent 8–15 Mbps to a much steadier 25–35 Mbps range. Build Quality The antenna itself feels well-made. The cables are flexible without feeling flimsy, connections are snug, and the 10–12dBi gain rating appears accurate based on my results. Not the longest cable run, so placement near your device matters — plan accordingly. What to Realistically Expect This won't perform miracles in a complete dead zone. If you have zero bars, no antenna will save you. But if you're sitting at 1–2 bars and struggling with inconsistency, this is a cost-effective fix that outperforms its price tag. Works best mounted near a window with line-of-sight toward a cell tower. Bottom Line Great value for hotspot and MiFi users dealing with marginal signal. Compatible fit for the Nighthawk M1 and Jetpack 8800L out of the box. If you work remotely and depend on a mobile hotspot for reliable internet, this is an easy recommendation.

I live in the country so the only other option for internet is CenturyLink and it is extremely slow (1MB downloads). I attached this antenna to my hotspot and was up and running instantly. My Verizon hotspot is now sitting around 15Mbps download/upload speeds and there has been no issue at all with connectivity. Do not forget to purchase a Low-Loss Coaxial cable like the below if you need to go distances longer than 15ft that come with this antenna. Low-Loss Coaxial Extension Cable 15-Meter(49.2 Ft) https://amzn.to/34U4K1y I would definitely recommend this antenna if you are in a sub-remote environment, by this I mean cellular service is not far away and your cellphone can easily make calls. If you have barely any service, it may be better to purchase a directional antenna and point it directly at the cellular tower. Omni - Directional antennas are not meant for long distance connections. I have direct experience with the below directional antenna and it has worked for years since I installed at my parents place. Proxicast 11 dBi Yagi High Gain 3G / 4G / LTE/Wi-Fi Universal Fixed Mount Directional Antenna https://amzn.to/33PnEr2

Installed on a houseboat. Installation was simple. First results were poor. I used an app to locate the closest cell tower. The results were fantastic by simply turning the antenna 90 degrees on the upper rail that I used for mounting. I know that won't help while the boat is underway but it makes streaming possible via my AT&T Hotspot while moored.

The antenna did allow for my Netgear NightHawk to have a stronger signal. The antenna has a single RF (radio frequency) input, so it is not a MiMo antenna, and for that I took a star off due to that claim. This is a good antenna, but is not a MiMo antenna. This antenna is decently made in China (PRC). The antenna does not have a connector at the base, so the cable is permanently mounted. This antenna is not a cure all, but did have positive results for me. Update 2020-Dec-06: After using this antenna for a few months, I am reducing it to 3 stars for quality, and two for my overall rating (due to this NOT being a MiMo antenna). The gain I get only appears to be in the LTE 12 band for ATT wireless (that's a 700 Mhz LTE band). Band 2 and 4 (1700 to 2100 Mhz for ATT) are not showing improvement using this antenna, and in some cases, it's actually worse (i.e. Band 4) with this antenna plugged in. I would not recommend this antenna to anyone looking for a good Omnidirectional LTE antenna. It does have some improvement, but I don't see anywhere near the 12 dbi gain that the description mentions. Consider this more of a 3 dbi Gain antenna, if it provides any gain at all.

Easy to fit to the Reolink security camera I have because these only come with the stock antenna which is great if the camera is in the open but mine is under the eave of my unit and 3and 4G reception was poor with two bars and 4G doesn't go through brick really well. The Antenna is weatherproof all year round. I have mine on the mount I made for the Reolink solar panel mounted to the gutter saved space and having to mount them individually.

Worked good when I needed it.

I installed this antenna a few days ago on the roof of my RV. Unfortunately, since a few days, I noticed a growth on the top of the antenna. Doesn't look good for longevity.... Should I receive a replacement product? Reimbursement ? =========== UPDATE : The company refunded me. Thank you very much. Very professional.

Works well

Absolute garbage. Actually get less reception with this hooked up than without any antenna. Poor build quality. I think its not actually an antenna but just a chunk of random loose metal in a sealed plastic tube.