Mobile Cellular Boosters
Cellular boosters electronically amplify a weak signal to help cellular devices connect. They are not always the right option for getting better data performance. Be sure to learn more before investing.
A vehicle-based booster that boosts voice and data signals on all US/Canadian networks, for a single device.
Released: November 2018
$199
Now discontinued. Capable of boosting multiple devices at once at the max allowable gain for a mobile booster.
Released: January 2015
$379
A vehicle-based single-device cradle cellular signal booster.
Released: February 2020
$197
Vehicle signal booster which eliminates outside antennas or cables. Now discontinued.
Released: March 2018
$199
Basic cradle-style cellular booster designed to improve the signal to a single device. Now discontinued.
Released: January 2015
$179
Now discontinued, this is a SureCall 5-Band mobile booster.
Released: November 2015
$449 - 549
The Max-Amp cell booster makes some very ambitious claims, but in our hands-on testing consistently fell short of expectations.
Released: June 2016
$330-$400
weBoost's now discontinued RV booster based on a stronger residential booster.
Released: September 2015
$460
Long range Wi-Fi, Cellular Booster & HDTV antenna kit by PDQ Connect. Now discontinued.
Released: May 2016
$295-$1255
A solid all carrier booster from SolidRF (formerly Top Signal). Not currently available.
Released: May 2015
$309
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