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by bustamove7 , May 22 '03
Pros: Cheap, easy to install Cons: can not really tell difference.
Here is the excerpt from the company which I purchased the antenna booster:
The internal antenna booster works like a dish on a satellite to capture and emit a stronger signal. By placing the internal antenna behind the fixed antenna of the phone...
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by webslugger , Oct 14 '02
Pros: pretty sticker Cons: doesn't work
The sticker-variety antenna boosters are a complete joke. Save your money. Nobody can offer a resonable explanation of why it should work, either. If it worked then cell phone manufactureres would install them- but they don't because the antenna...
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More Hype Than Help
by tholstar ,Feb 21 '05
Pros: It's free, so feel free to try it out. Cons: By all tests, it doesn't work.
Years ago, I purchased one of these for my Motorola Startac. I even convinced myself it helped a little, but it really didn't. Now you get one free with nearly every cell phone accessory you buy on eBay and other places. The fact that they went from $19.95 to absolutely free should be a red flag that they're worthless. Since I got another free one with my latest phone holster, I decided "what the heck" and stuck it in my phone. I tried it around for a few days and again noticed NO improvement.
If you get one for free and want to try it out, there's no harm, but don't expect real results.
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