iPhone Antenna

Hmmm...don't know! I hadn't heard about it until, just now!

$279.00

Are you kidding. In the old days they were selling an external antenna for $19.95 on TV plus shipping and they did not boost, the signal.

I assume they feel that if you can afford $499 or $599 for an iPhone you might be willing to part with $279.

mikeab 🙂

Thanks -

When I went to the site it said that it "MAY" work with the iPhone in big letters.

If it works, fine.

mikeab 🙂

Not for nothing, directly below that they indicate they HAVE tested it and give some numbers...

But sheesh...this has to be one of the ugliest things I have seen since, well, since, I dunno...I can't remember the last time I've seen something this clumsy and ugly...for 279.00 which you have to VELCRO or TAPE to your iPhone...

UM...I don't think so. Luckily, I've never had a signal problem with the iPhone.

If it works they should change their website. The first thing that a visitor sees is MAY. Bad web maintenance on their part.

mikeab 🙂

Their web site matches their product. Your lucky to live in The Capitol -- I hate to say it but here in Michigan that is what 90 percent of the mom-and-pop retail websites look like.

I run a consulting house here and I am always insisting that the first thing a potential customer sees is our website. Make sure that it is kept current at all times. Image is everything.

It is not easy to do but if you want to stay in business it is a must.

mikeab 🙂

My Phone works fine. Reception is good.

How would you use this device in a mobile situation? The cable that attaches to the phone connects to a booster device. It would be very difficult to carry around. It may be useful in a stationary location.

Also, I just noticed in the pictures towards the bottom of the page, that the SignalBooster device may need another external antenna. This set-up is definitely only intended for a fixed location.

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