Crossbow 5G Hotspot Directional X-Polarised 2X2 MIMO Antenna, High Gain, 617-3800 MHz, 11 dBi gain; Compatible with All Carrier (Xpol N-Female Termination)

Bolton's technical review videos are bad because the test guy is connected to his isp wifi during ethernet test. Wouldn't have purchased this product if not for the exceptional guidance of amazon customer Gislain B's review. I needed to replace my MIMO Netgear antenna. I found this female terminated 5G antenna used on sale for $120.My Goal: Network upload stability without purchasing and registering a booster/amp.Goal met.Additional parts required:2 xLow Loss Coax Cable SMA N Cable 3ft, N Male to SMA Male Cable 50 ohm Jumper Cable KMR240 Ultra Low Loss Cable for WiFi Router, GPS Receiver, Antenna, Signal Booster Use2 x4G LTE and or 5G Antenna Adapter SMA Female to TS9 Connector Coaxial Pigtail Cable 15cm 6 inchI went short to meet my needs. Longer the cable more bandwidth lost. I run the antenna indoor 8 ft high in the air near window pointed at nearest cell tower which is about 5 miles away. getting 130Mbps down with 15Mbps up on t-mobile NR5G. happy with used purchase. antenna built strong like hulk. me like

I tried many different mimo antennas and signal booster with omni directional antennas. This was the only one that showed significant increase in signal strength and also increased speeds for upload and download. worth the money would recommend if you are looking for a good mimo antenna that works as it claims.

This antenna works really well and has dramatically increased my download and upload speeds. Do not buy cheap coaxial cable! Only buy LMR240 or LMR400 to avoid cable loss. These cables are stiff so you will need a short RG174 jumper cable from the LMR240 or LMR400 to the modem. Follow these rules and you will get exceptional performance!