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Nextivity's digital cellular booster, claims 65dB-100dB gain.
Released: February 2017
$719-$944
HiBoost USA's mobile cellular boosters come in Car, RV, or OTW kits.
Released: November 2019
$397-$589
weBoost offers several models of cellular boosters & antennas for RVs, boats and vehicles. Start here for an overview of their product line up.
Released: October 2014
$199-$649
KING branded boosters, based off the weBoost cellular booster kits.
Released: September 2019
$426-$729
weBoost's former flagship mobile booster available in multiple antenna kits, one specifically for RV use.
Released: May 2015
$429-$449
Booster kits based on SureCall boosters and rebranded by other manufacturers.
Released: November 2020
$449-$655
SureCall's newest mobile booster, released in 2024.
Released: January 2024
$549
SureCall's updated 5-Band mobile booster, available in a special RV optimized antenna kit.
Released: March 2018
$399-$449
weBoost's simple and easy cradle-style cellular booster designed to improve the signal to a single device. Now discontinued.
Released: September 2017
$199-$279
SolidRF's RV booster kit with exterior amplifier and options for two interior antennas.
Released: May 2019
$194
weBoost's current flagship mobile booster has the most powerful transmitter yet. Available in four different antenna kit options.
Released: May 2019
$499-$549
A basic cellular booster sold under various brand names and with various antenna kit options.
Released: February 2021
$199-499
SolidRF's unique booster features GPS amplification and a portable design combining an exterior booster unit and antennas.
Released: January 2020
$299
Smoothtalker's mobile cellular boosters designed for RVs and boats.
Released: January 2017
$238-$900
SureCall's Fusion2Go mobile booster with Extended Range Technology (ERT).
Released: September 2019
$499
Hiboost's affordable but somewhat large mobile cellular booster. Now discontinued.
Released: December 2016
$350 - 428
American Booster's VOLTEX 50 booster series includes individualized kits for cars, RVs, and Yachts.
Released: October 2018
$480-$725
An inexpensive booster from Anntlent, sold in various kits and model names
Released: September 2018
$250-$300
Now discontinued. Capable of boosting multiple devices at once at the max allowable gain for a mobile booster.
Released: January 2015
$379
A vehicle-based single-device cradle cellular signal booster.
Released: February 2020
$197
Basic cradle-style cellular booster designed to improve the signal to a single device. Now discontinued.
Released: January 2015
$179
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