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Do mobile phone signal boosters really work ?

Asked by sandystrachan (3926points) | asked June 20th, 2009 | 3 responses | “Great Question” (0points) | Flag as…

I was just looking at accessories for the mobile i plan to buy soon and This came up but , it has to be attached to the battery . Has anyone had any experience with a signal booster , i used one years ago but turned out to be a waste

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asmonet's avatar

If they cost so little to make and add to the device, ask yourself why the company doesn’t do it themselves to make more money.

It’s a load of crap.

And I never saw one in the store I worked in, which is an authorized dealer for AT&T. You’d think if they could make an extra buck selling out more accessories, they would.

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johnpowell's avatar

I’m with asmo

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DarkScribe's avatar

No, otherwise they would be incorporated in the design. Increasing antennae gain or making it more directional can help, but not a blanket omni-directional “boost”.

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