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Is my neighbor's 4G LTE Cellspot degrading my service?
For reference I live in an apartment building which has acceptable T-Mobile service as I've gone years without any issues living here. A new neighbor has moved in recently, and I noticed that I have ...
Handyman wrote:syaoran wrote:If your device supports WiFi Calling. Enabling that might help your call quality until.you are outside and far enough away from the CellSpot to be connected to an actual tower.
Unfortunately, I think LegacyUser’s issue IS with the ISP in the building, so WiFi wouldn’t be any better.
@LegacyUser-- Have you looked at getting a T-Mo Personal Booster? They sell for about $30 on ebay. These things are great if you set them up correctly. I would suggest that you put one in a window with the strongest T-Mo signal (even if outside your apartment, like in the hallway, to avoid repeating your neighbor's CellSpot signal) and put the repeater box inside your apartment somewhere where it gets at least a "6" rating.
For $30, it’s worth a shot.
That eBay link describes that unit as using an Internet connection. Is there some device that doesn't use your Internet connection?
