BINGFU4G LTE SMA Antenna 9dBi (4-Pack) - for Cellular CPE Router, Hotspot, Gateway, IoT Router, Trail Game Camera & Outdoor Security​ Camera

Great replacement. I used them for spypoint flex cameras, work as good as factory for half the price.

I purchased these for a relative's US Cellular home phone device (D-Link DWR-920V), who was having poor cell reception and inconsistent call quality. I was hoping to see a little improvement in reception using these and avoid running new wire (changing the device location).Pros:- The hook-up was easy ...just remove original antennas, screw on new ones.- Fit was good. Build quality appears good- They are larger & more robust than the original D-Link antennas.- Price was reasonable- Shipping was quickCons:- They didn't seem to improve reception at all over the smaller original antennas, despite orientation or direction. We were getting 2-bars of reception and I was hoping to get 3, or at least more reliable phone capability. Didn't seem to make a difference. We moved the unit around and could not see an improvement using these. Maybe there are others out there which would work better?? So we stuck with the originals.Ultimately the solution was to move the D-link receiver to a new location at the upstairs window more in the line-of-sight to the direction of the tower (a few miles away). That got us a consistent 3-bars and sometimes 4 with the original antennas. And consistent telephone service. It required running more wire to the phone, but that has been the best solution. I'm going to keep the antennas for another possible future application. Cheers!Hope this helps.

I recently broke the antenna off of one of my WiseEye cell cams and needed a replacement. This four-pack cost less than the single replacement antenna for the cam and would arrive faster, so I decided to give them a try. I'm pretty happy with the results. It fits, works well, and I have some spares in case another one gets broken. The only con is that it does seem to have slightly less power than the stock antenna as the reception is just a little weaker with this one. It might not be great for a location where you already have weak reception.

Tried an antenna I already had, the one the cellular unit came with, and 3 other antennas from different manufacturers. This one has the best reception among all the antennas.

I bought the Bingfu 4G LTE Antenna 9dBi SMA Male Cellular Antenna to boost signal from my cellular network as a backup for my home internet. My ISP was not providing reliable connectivity and I work from home. When my internet would drop, I would switch my Orbi router (cellular 4G LTE supported) to cellular mode. When I did this, I would still be able to work from my laptop. The antenna actually do a fair job of increasing signal strength and boosted my connectivity. The only issue with the antenna is that they reduced the signal to my IComfort S30 Thermostat and would knock it offline constantly. I recently removed the antenna and my IComfot S30 reconnected to my home internet network and has worked consistently ever since. I did test by adding the antenna back to my orbi router and lost connection to my IComfort during that test. Honestly, not a huge issue and the antenna work as advertised. My situation is a corner case but still my situation. I would recommend the Bingfu 4G LTE Antenna 9dBi SMA Male Cellular Antenna if you need to boost cellular signal for your use. Unfortunately for me, it was more important to ba able to remotely control my HVAC than have the cell signal boosted.

These work great on my Moultrie wifi cameras as replacements. Signal was actually better with these than the stock ones.

It was too small for my television, it should be a universal size. The price was good, the performance was really poor, it was just a waste of my time and money.

We live in a rural area where I couldn't get a landline telephone until a few years ago. We are also on the fringe of most cellular service while in the house. AT&T's solution was wireless home phone service, which converts cellular service into dial-tone based landline service compatible with typical home phones, answering machines, etc. Problem was, I was getting 1 to 2 bars of signal (on good days) on the device, even when mounted high on the ceiling. Home phone service was flaky - and we never knew when it was out until someone texted our mobile phones to tell us. AT&T shipped me a different model unit having 2 (instead of just 1) short stubby antenna, but it was no better. I found these antennas with the correct connectors and decided to try them. I now get 4 to 5 bars of signal and stable home telephone service.

Works well as replacement for Spypoint LM2 trailcam. Same coverage as the original who is out of stock currently

Good product

Ne fonctionne pas avec mon booster

Liked it work very well

I live in an area with very poor cell signal (-110 to -127 db), and I was hoping to improve my very intermittent Internet connection with the Telus Smart Hub ZTE MF279. Attaching a pair of these antennas did make a difference to the signal strength by a few db, but not enough to avoid repeated losses in connection. I suspect my basic signal is just too marginal for this type of antenna. They would probably be fine in an area with a stronger base signal. I eventually tried an indoor MIMO antenna and that did solve the problem...