We review the WeBoost EQO, a cell phone booster that works by picking up cellular signals from an area with good reception and amplifying it to an area with poor reception. Patrick Norton talks about the setup process, his experience with signal performance, and what scenarios the WeBoost is most effective.
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For your phone to be truly capable of 4G, your phone must be capable of 100Mbps while moving and 1Gbps while stationary. There is no inbetween. That’s why carriers market 4G LTE. 4G LTE is much faster than 3G but not as fast as 4G.
These are facts and cannot be refuted. Carriers either can’t or are too cheap to implement a true 4G network, hence why virtually all carriers have 4G LTE instead.
surely this product is known in the state of California to cause cancer!!
blah! idk about this Patrick guy… I feel like tested tries to utilize him as a technical SME but based on the raspberry pi videos, and this video his technical knowledge seems like… meh. The ramblings don’t help either.
I’d be interested in seeing his technical background, jobs, certifications, etc… he just reminds me of some kid at microcenter telling people the Dell XPS is the greatest thing ever.
Tested would be so much better if Norman chan would shut the fuck up and get his acne covered face off youtube.
and if this tiny cable is for the antenna you loose all your amplifier in it…
I’ve decided I’m going to thumb down any video that has a thumbnail that’s not in the video…
I was able to get rid of my landline which covers the cost of the booster.
The $899 Connect 4G-X is listed more for rural areas…the EQD is Urban
Lving in a county that has 99.9% g4 covered. Well we don’t have mountens… but hey it’s something
piinnnggg timess
even if you get good speed, if it has a bad ping time, its not worth it
Here’s a thought get Verizon… Lol
So what was the purpose of this video? Tested, didnt test anything, no tests results were shown done by others that Tested is backing up. So it was just… ummzz showing of a product / company (brand and company were well displayed and mentioned), followed by endorcing of another website.. I actually feel dumber after watching this video and I guess that is a good thing cause otherwise I might have conceived the notion that this was all just paid for and shoved down our throat as serious “tested content”
I’m going to downvote videos that are basically 3 min ads for expensive crap that no one really needs
I live in an area with lte. Problem is I’m in a spot where the signal stops about 50 feet on either side of my driveway. Will this help?
Nice to see Patrick Norton. Was not aware of TekThing, checking it out now.
Patrick is the worst. he rants about shit that has nothing to do with the product and says the dumbest shit
Great and informative, thanks Patrick!
take out Norman Chan and I will subscribe and change to thumbs up instead of thumbs down
Do you guys live in Afghanistan or something? How can you live in the USA and need a signal booster…duh?!
I’m sorry, but I can’t take Patrick seriously with that hat.
Please, please, PLEASE note that if you’re not in the US or North America, these are not legal all over the world. In Norway for instance you need a permit from both the telecom operator and the norwegian FCC counterpart to set these up. If you do set one up, you may be fined thousands of dollars for doing so.
I have a Wilson booster at home. It bumps me from 1 intermittent bar of 1x to a steady 3 bars of 3G. Worth every penny!
TMW people care more about the hats in the video rather than the actual video
Token 4G comment: 4G is the SMOKE they have blown up our collective skirts!
AT&T and other carriers just lowered the bar to what they considered 4G which is total BS, but that’s how all those commercials say the same thing about different carriers. Verizon is hands down the best service.