Poynting XPOL-1 V2 5G 3dBi Omni-Directional Cross Polarised LTE 2x2 MIMO Outdoor Antenna, White

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I recently bought a TP Link 4G Router after our contract with awful BT came to an end. Our router is wonderful and and before we bought an external antenna, our reception was acceptable using the 'rabbit ears' that came with the router. I took a punt and bought a second hand (nearly new) external antenna from Amazon to see if it would make a difference to our internet speeds. It's like night and day! I've shared a screenshot of the SNR, RSRP etc, but all I know that streaming HD videos etc is effortless now and everything loads so much faster. My router states we get 100% reception which is great and I know our local mast is only a few miles away. I mounted it to an outside gutter pipe (I have trust issues with suction cups!) and temporally fed the 2x2 mimo cable through our Livingroom window. A longer term solution is to drill a hole through our wall and feed the cable through there instead. Brilliant! As soon as I mounted it and connected the cables to the router, it worked instantly. There was no need to point the antenna in a particular direction as it's an omnidirectional antenna. ======== UPDATE: Had the antenna around three weeks and still works great. But wondered if I could paint it to blend in with the house a bit better - white stands out like a sore thumb. A quick check on the manufacturers website states that you can indeed paint your antennas, so long as the paint does not contain metal, which would interfere with the radio waves. Bought a can of acrylic UV resistant matte black spray paint and sprayed the antenna and cable....it now blends in with our pipe guttering outside which the antenna is attached to. And we still get 100% signal using the antenna. Brilliant. ======= Update: 16th September 2022 -------- Antenna is still going strong whatever the weather has thrown at it. Record breaking heatwaves to monsoons and thunder & lightning. With regards to the latter, the RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) did drop to -110dBm (normally sits at -71dBm for me), which in simple terms, poor signal strength. This was only for a few days then it reverted back to its regular strength. This is by no means the fault of the antenna, but the torrential rain affects the radio waves to/ from the antenna. Something to keep in mind if you buy one. Otherwise this antenna is still going strong. Worth the purchase. Highly Recommend. -------- Update 1st March 2023 ---------- Back in 2020 I purchased a 4G Router for my parents who - back then - lived rurally. Last year they moved home to the edge of a small town and took their router with them, and continued to use the 'Bunny Ears' antennas that came with the device. Even though they are situated 3/4 a mile between two local phone masts, they were only getting an average of 20mbps down and half that up, but sometimes it was much slower at peak times. I recently purchased this external antenna for them - the exact same antenna I use - and installed it on the side of their house nearest facing the local phone masts. It has more than doubled their internet speeds, the highest being 50mbps down and 30mbps up. It's like night and day! General lightweight browsing was never a problem, but more intense stuff like HD video streaming on several devices, the router was struggling with the use of the Bunny Ears antennas. With the external antenna, it's now in line of sight of both phone masts without the interference of windows or walls. Also the cherry-on-the-cake was the price; A brand new antenna would cost around £80 at the time of writing this updated review. I bought this 'Nearly New' from Amazon Warehouse for around £60. At the Checkout, Amazon added a promotional discount on top and whacked an additional £20 off too! So the final price was around £40! bargain! 10/10 on everything about this antenna.

For some reason i was getting slower internet when using it.

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...und dadurch eine spürbar schnellere Verbindung. Ich wohne in einem Innenhof EG mit Mauern und Häusern drumherum. Die mitgelieferten Antennen meines TP Link Archer MR600 schaffen da selbst am Fenster fast gar nichts. So hatte ich jetzt über ein paar Jahre eine günstige Richtantenne für auf die Fensterinnenseite. Diese hat den Empfang schon verbessert, aber so richtig gut war es nie. Da es aber für den 10mbit Tarif gereicht hat, war bislang kein Bedarf nach noch besserem Empfang. Ein Wechsel auf einen bis zu (theoretisch!) 500mbit schnellen Tarif hat dann aber schnell gezeigt wo wirklich die Grenzen liegen. Der Durchsatz war mit der bisherigen Antenne bei ca 8.6mbit Download und 0.7mbit Upload. Die neue Antenne hat (außen am Fenster angebracht) schon einen deutlichen Zuwachs verursacht. Jetzt sind es 68.4mbit im Download und 8.8mbit im Upload. Ich werde die Tage die Antenne auf's Dach verfrachten und rechne dann nochmals mit einer Steigerung. Vielleicht nicht enorm viel, aber sicher wird sich auch das bemerkbar machen. Die Antenne ist allenfalls jetzt schon ihr Geld wert. Die angegebenen 5m Kabel sind übrigens bei meinem Exemplar vom Ausgang der Antenne bis zu den SMA Anschlüssen exakt 5,86m lang. Ein kleiner Bonus der vielleicht nicht unbedingt ins Gewicht fällt, in meinem Fall aber dafür sorgen wird, dass ich vom Dach bis zur Fensterdurchführung keine Verlängerung mehr brauche. Von mir gibt's für das Produkt volle Punktzahl, wenngleich ich bei einem Preis von über 100 Euronen natürlich nicht von einem Schnäppchen reden kann.