Waveform QuadPro 4x4 MIMO Panel Antenna | For 4G/5G Routers & Gateways | For EE, Three, O2, and Vodafone | Antenna Only

I went from 5/17mbps to 300 mbps download and 2mbps to 11mbps upload. I purchased the antenna only, which comes with the antenna adjustable angle wall mount bracket and a U shaped pole clamp (not the full kit). I purchased separately the waveform 6m, 4 core extension cable. I also bought 4 pigtails to adapt the waveform cable to my ts9 antenna outputs on the router. The product is manufactured to a high quality and is packaged very well. Be prepared to spend the whole afternoon trying to find the perfect location for the antenna as the slightest change in angle can be the difference between ok or amazing speeds. I get almost zero 4g inside my house. Outside I get 2 bars on my iPhone 15 and zero 5g . I found that mounting the antenna at 2.7m from ground level, halfway down the side of my house was the sweet spot. From this position I was able to pick up 3/4 bars lte on my router and crucially 1 bar of 5g! With the 3/4 bars lte I got 50 mbps but as soon as I got the 5g it shot up to 300mbps. My router is the Three branded zyxel nr5103e. I had 4 antennas to aim at but only one had 5g. One important thing that I feel is not emphasised enough in the instructions is making adjustments in your router settings in order to get the router to lock onto the particular tower and signal that you want. I went from getting 2 bars 4g to laying the aerial down and suddenly getting4 bars 4g and 1 bar 5g. I thought I’d cracked it only to screw the antenna in position to find that I only had 1bar 4g. This was because the router was set to auto select a band/signal tower. I then spent at least an hour trying to get the 5g back. In the end as a last ditch attempt I went into the router settings using 192.168.1.1 in my browser on my iPhone and went to menu-network-broadband-cell band and un-checked the auto button. It then gave me a list of bands that I could click for my router to connect to. I clicked all the nr bands (5g) and bands 1, 20, 28. This automatically stopped my router from connecting to the other 3 towers which were all band 3. The map of the towers near me with which bands they provide was sent by waveform to me by WhatsApp. (See the photo). To test the best position for the antenna I connected the antenna to the router, held it in a position then looked at the router cell signal information on my iPhone. Once it showed as having a few bars plus a lower -db I would then do an internet speed test with the free ookla app to see how fast it actually was. I did a lot of these!! I could have easily missed out on the 5g signal and settled for 50mbps 4g which was easy to achieve without spending ages if I didn’t go into the router settings and change it to get the tower I wanted. Waveform recommendeds restarting the router every time you try a new position in order to get it to change which tower it goes to but this is massively impractical. I did it once , waited a few minutes for it to reboot and it still locked to a tower facing the other direction (no 5g). I am not that technical when it comes to router/internet settings but I strongly recommend doing a bit of homework on you router settings before you start as if I had done this I could have saved myself hours. Either way for me this was well worth while and even if I had only got 50mbps the price would have been worth it. Ps I bought a 3 year, prepaid Three mobile data sim off of amazon so my broadband comes to less than £8 per month.

I've waited 6 months before writing this review as in my location, 4G internet speeds vary with the weather and seasons so I wanted to test it for a while before drawing conclusions. Put simply, the Waveform QuadPro is a marked improvement on the previous antenna I was using. Has it given me the blistering speeds it is potentially capable of in urban areas? No, but it's given me another 30% download speed (from 40Mpbs to 55Mbps) in my case. Upload speed is much the same. It was fairly easy to install (although I would have liked to see some adaptor options for the different pole diameters we use in the UK). The built quality is top notch - no doubt about that. I suspect there is speed throttling in my area (rural Wales) which prevents me from accessing the proper high speeds, but still this has given our internet a nice boost in difficult circumstances. Highly recommended.

Had a poynting V2 and couldnt get usable WiFi signal. Now get Usable WiFi (10-15downlaod) with this antenna which is all I wanted 👍

Didn't work for me. Tried many different mounting options. Removed and now sitting in the shed. You need to be closer than a couple of miles to a mast and with clear sight, no good in the hilly countryside.

Waveform makes great products. I used the Quad Minis first. Then I tried these. Because the Minis performed well I initially gave up on the Quad Pros. But over time the minis were not as consistent as I wanted. And with the Quad Pro, consistent is what you will get. In a tradition, rational mounting scenario, I have yet to get the speeds from the Pros as I did from the Minis. But like I said, they were very good but at times inconsistent. The Quad Pros are consistent day in and day out. Even bad weather has not affected their performance. My metrics are 15% better, though with slightly lower download speed. Now where they are better speed wise, is with the upload speeds. Minimum 10% increase. And my loaded pings are super stable now. Ping is low to mid twentys. Loaded ping is 150 to 250 and upload ping is 300 to 400. I Never experience the spikes like I did with the Minis. Overall, they are made well with a substantial build with great mounting versatility. The Flex mount is a nice touch. But I am concerned with it's longevity. If you install and forget you should be fine. But if, like me, you are always tweaking your setups, then the mount is the weakest link. Real world use for me has been great. 4k streaming, not a problem. Large downloads no problem. Where I am most impressed is gaming. We use two Xbox Series X consoles to play BF6 and CODs together in multi-player. These Quad Pros made the game play much smoother. Much quicker hit times and much less lag frustration. This was amazing to me. We came from Spectrum 1gig service to T-mobile HIT. I gig+ speeds and way more upload bandwidth. And for gaming that is huge. Very happy with these Antennas. For reference I have the G5ar gateway with external pig tails installed, Dual Quad Pros and an external router.

I purchased 1 of these and improved the T-Mobile home internet speed tremendously! will get a 2nd one to maximize connectivity. Can only recommend this product!

Used this to boost signal from a t mobile gateway. The reception dramatically increased. Other boosters seem to be snake oil but this has been working great. The set up was very easy and the instructions and included tools and hardware are top notch. Went from not being able to open browser to being able to stream videos.

This is a great antenna for rural use. I live in the countryside away from cable or fiber internet. This antenna used with t-mobile gave me outstanding results. Worth the money.

A month go, I canceled Comcast services and got T-Mobile internet. For initial testing, I setup the G4AR gateway outdoors, near the spot intended for a Waveform antenna. Using the Hint app on my phone, I adjusted the gateway position for best signal. I ran the initial setup for 3 days. Using hardwired ethernet from gateway, I performed numerous speedtests. Ping/Down/Up averaged 50/225/8. I installed the Waveform QuadPro, moved the gateway indoors and connected the gateway to a AX55 router. I changed the router MTU from 1500 to 1420 and swapped antenna lines 2 & 3. Over the next week, I again performed numerous tests using hardwired ethernet from router. Ping/Down/Up averaged 10/500/40. Bottom line: I went from 300mbps, $87/mo., to 500mbps, $32/mo. Thank you T-Mobile, Waveform (and Amazon).