2 PCS 5G Antenna Outdoor WIFI Antenna,Magnetic Base LTE Antenna for Indoor Outdoor,15DBI Omnidirectional,With SMA TS9 Connector,with 3-M Cable for 3G/4G/5G/GSM/GPRS Router

I am so pleased with this SO easy to set up pair of antennas for my sim card router, which sadly is located in an awful area for most 4g/5g providers, so being able to connect this antenna to my sim card router, and then extend the receiving antenna outside and at a higher point, has made such a difference.This pair of LTE (600-6000MHZ Full Band) Indoor / Outdoor antennas are capable of 3G 4G 5G GSM & GPRS and include each a Magnetic Base too.These antennas boast 15dbi omnidirectional gain, which is an amazing increase. The fact that they are 'omnidirectional' means no pointing and experimenting / testing in the right direction, as any direction is just right.EACH Includes 3 metres of cable with SMA TS9 connectors too, and the makers "SIGANDG" say the 2 antennas are Compatible with all network operators.The magnetic base, on each, can be easily fixed on vehicles, metal surfaces or other suitable locations.I have included my own image which shows my 5G sim card router with it's internal aerials, compared to these external 5G antennas from "SIGANDG" connected to the same sim card router.My 4g / 5g router on it's own with or even without it's OWN aerials is not very good at all in my SIM area, whereas once I connected these 2 antennas, each with their included adapters, to my router, and then located both antennas higher up on top of my conservatory ledge (away from other obstacles), there was a marked improvment in every way, with a constant 5G signal (4 bars), which prior to that was dropping down to 4G+ and 4G (1 or 2 bars). Thank you for such an easy to set up pair of antenna, which even came with those much needed antenna adapters too.

Made things worse!!

Product failed to improve signal strength on home mobile broadband on the Three network in LondonEasy to install though and long cables.

I tried this out on my Cudy CAT-6 cellular 4g LTE router. Living in a rural area, I'm always looking for ways to improve my Internet connection. 2 bars of service is usually the best we can get on standalone equipment. I thought, from the specs on these antennas, I should be able to see a little improvement at least. I can say swapping out the antennas didn't decrease the signal, so that's a good thing. I would only recommend these antennas for someone trying to add an external antenna to a device that didn't already have one. The cords on these antennas are long, which will allow you to place them accordingly, away from the device, where there might be better service reception.

trash, at least 15% worse rsrp/rsrq/snr do not buy as a complete waste of money for 5G mobile broadband with EE