Wilson 4G AWS 70 dB Cell Phone Signal Booster for T-Mobile (802365)

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  • Provides a strong, reliable 4G AWS cell phone signal for T-Mobile even in weak signal areas 

  • Separate adjustable gain controls for optimal uplink & downlink, providing 70dB gain 

  • Supports all AWS-capable devices operating on 1700 / 2100 MHz network

  • All-in-one kit available here

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Wilson's latest cell phone signal amplifier, the 4G AWS 70, is a professional grade signal booster designed to improve the 4G AWS network by T-Mobile, in any building configuration.

The 4G AWS 70 features adjustable gain controls for both uplink and downlink and provides 70dB gain on average. This allows an optimized installation by making the antenna placement less critical and by adapting it to the requirements of the building it is installed in. The model works with all AWS adapted devices and service providers operating on the 1700 / 2100 MHz network, notably T-Mobile.

The AWS 70 is also available as an all inclusive kit with antennas and cables, offering an area of highly improved cellular signal.

If this booster kit does not correspond to your needs, feel free to browse through all our 4G Boosters to find the most appropriate solution for your needs (depending on your service provider, the strength of signal you want, the size of the building you plan to install the booster in, etc).
Please call our cell phone signal booster experts at 1-877-259-4629 to determine your requirements and provide you with a customized boosting solution.

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