Wilson Electronics 311125 Dual-Band Magnet Mount Antenna 800/1900 MHz Omni Directional w/ 12.5 ft. RG174 Cable and SMA Male Connector

This is a quality antenna with good gain. If you are using this on a car more permanently I’d recommend staying with the shark fin (drive reach). The difference in gain is small compared with overall boost. As for compatibility, WeBoost models use SMA connectors. Some models, like the Drive series, have a small adapter connected to the supplied antenna that plug into the unit. Antenna->SMA->adapter->unit. To use any SMA antenna, simply use the supplied adapter.

I am complete confused as to how people are breaking these antennas. We bought ours from Amazon in 2015 and we swap it from my truck to our boat continuously and have never broken it. I have accidently left it on my truck in car washes, hit the garage door when pulling into garage and never broken it. I would imagine that anyone breaking these are grabbing the top of the antenna when removing it and that is user error, not the products fault. It works flawlessly with our Drive sleek and older Drive S. This is a great antenna for the smaller cell boosters, not so much for the drive-x. It is a great antenna for Verizon, I cannot speak as to other carriers.

This works well with Weboost. I don’t know if it works any better than the antenna that came with Weboost - have not tested it. What I like is that the antenna is above my roof rack and solar panels and it is on the roof with just a magnet. That thing has stayed on the roof is bad weather, 85 mph driving, low tree limbs, etc. I love that I didn’t have to get up there and screw it to anything. And I can move it around as I need to in the future. I just snake the cord along a seam into the door and to the Weboos unit.

I used this with a Weboost Drive Reach and it's a decent improvement over the small fin antenna included with the Reach. My wife and I were at a campground in northern Maine where our cell phones do not receive a signal, but the campground office has a very expensive weboost booster and a huge antenna that gives them a decent signal. With the fin antenna, we were around -100db, which gave us somewhat OK cell service. With this antenna, our signal improved to -80 to -90db, which is a great improvement. Of course, it's important to remember that this antenna just pulls in a signal -- if there is no signal, there's no antenna in the world that will work. And, if the signal is only a 2G signal (like at the campground we were at), then there's no way any antenna or signal booster is going to give you 4G! We live in a rural area in central Maine and there are several dead spots on our commute to our jobs 20 miles away. With the Drive Reach and this antenna, we have a very strong signal all the time in our area! This was well worth the money for us!

Have used this antenna with both an older Wilson Electronics (pre-Weboost rebrand) 460108 Mobile 4G Signal Booster Kit and the weboost drive reach to provide better reception than the standard mini-mag stub antennas. If you have the Drive X or Drive Sleek, my understanding is those use a different connector. Having it on one car for a little under the year, I haven't had any issues with paint peeling/rusting/breaking. To re-emphasize per some disappointed reviewers here - this is just the antenna. There is no booster. You will need either a device that has a direct antenna outlet (and an adapter if the antenna port is not SMA), or a cellular booster with an SMA port (or again, an adapter if it is not SMA) for this to boost your cellular reception.

Good performers. The cables seem to take a fair amount of abuse. The magnets never let us down. We buy a few of these every year for RFI hunting on a cellular network. I am knocking a few stars off for the rust problems that they seem to be prone to as well as SMA connector durability which is often the reason for their replacement.

Ordered a cell phone booster in the same bracket she has ordered this antenna well guess what this antenna isn't compatible with the booster so why do you put them next to each other waste of money

The pic is right next to my 2M/70cm CompacTenna because I was comparing height, but it will go on the other side of the car once I put some PPF down. This isn't as good as the OTR antenna, but it is a WHOLE lot less PITA for use on a normal car / truck. If you have a roof rack, maybe the overland mounts works out but I've all but given up on the OTR antenna installed on a Diamond HRKS mount. This mag mount greatly simplifies the install and living with it installed (easy to take off for a car wash etc) while still out performing the shark fin or stubby monopole antennas that Wilson offers.

Works good on my 4G booster. I use it for work in remote areas. Not a huge boost but a couple more bars does the trick. Just screw it on, couldn’t be easier. I’d recommend it to anyone

Perfect replacement antenna for my original Wilson stubby antenna. Although the specs are the same, this antenna seems to get a bit better reception. Not sure if it's just in my head though 😜. Easy plug n mount. Has the perfect amount of cabling for longer vehicles. Top notch quality you expect from Wilson for a great price. Includes warranty card 👍

This antenna installs easily on most cars and certainly does the job for the Wilson and other web boost products. Definitely a great alternative to the antenna that comes with most units.

Good

Have the 4 inch antenna that came with the Wilson sleek and get 2 bars at my remote Haliburton camp. Ordered the taller Wilson antenna hoping for better reception as sometimes I do not get service. Works but still only get 2 bars and reception same as before. Overall satisfied with the antenna which I will now use and keep the 4" as a spare.