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Weboost is a brand that provides cellular signal boosters for home, office, and vehicle use. Their boosters amplify cellular signals, improve data speeds, and eliminate dropped calls.
- Founded in 1999 as Wilson Electronics
- Rebranded to Weboost in 2015
- Acquired by WilsonPro in 2018
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A Weboost booster is a device that amplifies cellular signals. It improves data speeds, reduces dropped calls, and extends battery life.
Weboost boosters are typically easy to install, with instructions included in the package. The booster is generally placed in a location with the strongest existing signal and then connected to an outside antenna and an inside antenna.
Yes, Weboost boosters work with all carriers and all devices that use cellular signals, including smartphones and tablets.
No, a Weboost booster requires an existing cellular signal to amplify. It cannot create a signal where there is none.
Weboost boosters can be expensive, but for those experiencing poor cellular signal, the improvement in signal strength, call quality, and data speeds can be well worth the investment.
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