This is why using a cell phone booster may result in slower data speeds in locations that already have decent 4G LTE reception. The difference is the cell phone booster operates on a single channel (one antenna input) while MIMO operates on multiple channels. How is MIMO Different from a Cell Phone Booster?Ĭell phone boosters are able to reach distant cell towers and amplify the signal inside your RV. High-end mobile routers and hotspot devices will also include external ports for connecting larger MIMO antennas thus extending the range of the built-in antennas. This can have a significant impact on data speeds. Combining signals from multiple inputs (and outputs) allows for more data to be sent and received. Most cell phones and mobile hotspot devices support MIMO technology and include multiple antennas. The weBoost Home Room is a great cell phone signal booster for those who need a multi-carrier, one-room/apartment/small house cell phone booster but do not want to deal with any type of outside installation and running cable.The acronym MIMO stands for Multiple In Multiple Out. Of course, depending on your outside signal strength and outside antenna mounting option, you may get more or less coverage. Real-world results puts it around 1200-1500 sq ft. It covers up to 2,500 sq ft under best conditions. If you require a stronger cellular signal to stay in contact with customers, vendors, remote employees, and others, the weBoost Home Room cell phone signal amplifier can help. The weBoost Home Room mobile signal booster is useful for people who rely on their cell phones for their home offices. It’s an upgraded version of the old Home 4G 470101, with farther reach to the cell tower to provide more reliable boosted signal. It enhances 4G, 4G LTE, and 3G in an area of up to 2,500 sq. The weBoost Home Room 472120 (we sometimes call it the “Single Room” here at Wilson Amplifiers) is weBoost’s budget option for small areas and apartments. The weBoost Home Room signal booster delivers when you need it.

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