Which means that it simply picks up any cellular signal in the air and amplifies it inside your vehicle. If you exclusively get off grid in super remote areas, then chances are this device will often not work for you. If you often travel near cities and towns, then this is a good purchase for you.

Sometimes it works in places you wouldn’t expect (aka the middle of nowhere), but often times it only works when you are near a city or town where it can boost off their cell towers. Using the we-boost is almost a game of luck. But after using it and fully understanding how a WeBoost actually works, I realized I had the wrong expectations.

I think I envisioned a magic antenna that could pick up signal from anywhere and make internet magically appear. But it mainly works in places you already have decent service. I had super high expectations that this booster would work in places you wouldn’t expect. Overall, I think that the WeBoost is a quality product, but the price is a bit steep. Thanks for helping us fund our website and content! This post contains affiliate or referral links which means we may earn a commission if you purchase or download from our links at no additional cost to you! For more information, please read our disclosure policy. This post is not sponsored, we bought the Weboost at full price

Therefore, we wanted a device that would boost our cellular signal when we are in places where the signal is weak. We are travel bloggers, as you probably noticed, because you are on our website right now! The Internet is something we depend heavily on to make an income and to keep this blog up and running. So, I decided to write an honest review on the WeBoost. The reviews I found were super mixed between: “it works great” and “it’s a piece of crap”. When we first started looking into purchasing the Weboost Drive 4G-X RV, I searched online for in-depth reviews.

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