Can the Sleek 4g-v hold my Verizon 4g LTE? I also would like the cell phone signal strengthened does the phone need toi be in the cradle?
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Yes it will hold many different phones. It comes with different size brackets to fit your phone. Yes the phone will need to be in the cradle to boost the signal
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I guess it depends how weak the signal is where you are. In my case I was able to get LTE coverage in areas where I was only getting 3G before. This device will boost and existing signal. Yes the phone must be in the cradle.
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I have used this with my iPhone 5 (retired), iPhone 5S, and iPad 4th gen w/ LTE by removing the arms and placing the tablet upside down. The phone/tablet/hotspot MUST remain in the cradle. Coworkers with AT&T; and T-Mobile phones also have been able to boost their 3G/4G (HSPA no LTE as expected) signal using this cradle.
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There is no difference. "Smart technology II" is something from a marketing advertisement. (Sleek 4G-V) is the Trade Marked name. The important thing is to get the correct version for the carrier you are using. 815125 4G-V is for Verizon Wireless LTE devices. 815325 4G-A is for AT&T LTE devices. Remember to get an antenna for (301126) or get both at the same time in the kit for Verizon (815126) for AT&T (815326) For more information you should go to the manufacturers website http://www.wilsonelectronics.com/store/index/category/43/cradle-boosters. Verify the part numbers for both the main part and any accessories like antennas or extension cables or Home office kits from there. and then search for them on Amazon using the part numbers from the manufacturers website so you are getting the correct parts.
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Phone sits in cradle. Cradle looks just like the one you hook into air vent just thicker. I didn't notice much difference using it in an area with bad reception.
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It doesn't pick up the LTE* signal. I returned mine for that reason. I got the version that does and it works great.
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Verizon Wireless carries on very similar to this one. Its 4G LTE compatible.
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Hi, Katie. Just visit your account on AT&T;'s website and look for "upgrade" link.In fact you can upgrade at a reduced price, but that price is like $500 (maybe sell your 3Gs on Amazon and buy the 4G?)Don't forget to order a rubber bumper case to neutralize the well-documented antenna attenuation problem, and check out possibly insuring your new purchase at SquareTrade dot com (about $5 a month).Good luck!
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No LTE with AT&T here, just 4g. But your local tower could be different. Verizon appears to work with LTE.
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Please check the URL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks and phone supports the following4G: LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600. I do not think you will get 4G as telcel support FDD 1700 based on the Site. I would call them if possible. Based on what I see, an unlocked AT&T would probably work, but better check that as well.
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It does look like there is very little holding the receiver to the wall cradle. We have this phone installed next to a doorway and in the more than a year that it has been in use it has never fallen out of it's cradle.
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Hi Celeste. I have this case for the non 4G LTE version of the LG G Pad 8.3. It fits mine extremely well. My understanding is that the new Verizon LTE version is the same hardware other hand the internal radio for 4G. So it should fit very well.
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From what I can tell, Sprint is using 1900mhz Block G for their LTE service. Whereas Verizon is using 700mhz, and some AWS. There currently isn't a 4G LTE booster available for Sprint.
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No, the thick battery does not effect the signal strength for the 4G LTE or for calling/texting. My apartment building has exterior brick walls which usually impedes celluar service but I still was able to make crisp, clear phone calls with no problem and access the internet with Wi-Fi turned off. Basically the phone works just as great as if you had the stock battery except now you can get days of battery life.
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Hello. Yes as long as it's a Sprint phone your good. Ting is AWESOME. I get better coverage than when I was with Verizon.I don't get 4G in my area, other than that, it's a great phone. My bill was 21$ last month. Huge difference. Easy setup. Was up and running in about 10 minutes. Invest in a quality case. Otter box or Griffin. Got 2 on EBay for less than 20$. I'd recommend the phone.
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I've had mine approximately 5 years and I've had several phone models and 3G/4G service and it has worked fine for both calls and data. I cannot say anything about 4G LTE or if you get full data speed, but the data will work with this booster.
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Must be in the cradle to boost the signal. One of the main reasons I returned the unit.
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Locate the tower that you will be getting your signal from (ie verizon, sprint, etc.) and mount the antenna horizontally and point it towards that antenna. You might have to fine tune it some but the antenna does help once it has been aimed correctly. The directions said to set your phone to some setting that reads your signal strength. My phone did not have this setting so I had to go by trial and error.
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Yes, this device will work with Verizon 4G LTE wherever Verizon's network provides coverage.