SureCall Flare 5G/4G LTE Cell Phone Signal Booster for Home & Office - 2500 sq ft Coverage, FCC Approved, Works with Verizon AT&T T-Mobile & All Carriers | Improve Internet Speed for Remote Work, Online Classes & Video Conferencing

My partner & I decided to purchase land in rural Vermont to start pursuing our dream of living a more self-sustaining lifestyle. At the time we purchased this off-grid property, the seller had told us that Wi-Fi as available which is great because I work from home. Upon purchasing, we realized this was not the case...I called every provider in the area and outside of spending about $120 - $200 a month on a service that included cable & phone (which we do not need) via an un-reliable satellite, we knew there had to be a better option.I did hours of research when I came upon the SureCall products, I was going back and forth between the Flare & the whole-home option but our cabin is only 860 sqft so I decided to go with the Flare first, and worst case I could always upgrade if needed.Of the reviews I read, many were complaining about the setup however I found it to be extremely straight-forward. The instructions were clear, I will say that the phone number it says to call that changes your signal strength meter to dB did not work on my IPhone. For us it didn't make a big difference because we already knew, more or less, where the best cell signal was. It helped that we have some trade knowledge, but really, anyone could install this product with a little determination. Now, these signal boosters are NOT magic, you have to have a cell signal in order for them to work. At the cabin we got 2 bars of LTE in some spots outside and none inside unless you stood with your phone literally touching the window!I highly recommend a dry run before attaching - my boyfriend stood outside with the antenna BEFORE attaching to the house, we plugged everything in inside and within seconds we saw the LTE bars go from 0 to 4 - it was truly incredible. Once we determined that was a good spot, we attached the antenna to the house using the hardware provided. For our situation, the 50ft of coax cable was more than enough but make sure you have enough to ensure you have 25 feet of separation from the antenna outside to the responder inside. After that, I connected my Verizon MIFI Hotspot, work laptop and phone and was able to get a solid 3-4 bars consistently throughout the day. As you move around the space it does tend to drop, so long-term I may upgrade to the whole-home option but for right now, this products works perfectly & is certainly worth the investment for a small space!