SureCall vs Wilson Electronics.

SureCall has been developing innovative quality signal boosting products to address all types of changing requirements in the mobile and cellular world. Its cell phone booster products are made in China and they pack a solid punch offering a good value for your money. On other hand, Wilson Electronics' Wilson Pro cell phone signal boosters are designed, engineered, and assembled in USA. Wilson Electronics' premium line called "WilsonPro" (versus "weBoost", its consumer amplifier kits brand) is ideal for commercial indoor boosting applications. Both claim through their signal boosters to help you deal with dropped calls, weak signals and slow internet connection by providing highly reliable connection across the divide, including a consistent service for virtually all carriers such as T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and AT&T among others, for all types and makes of cellular devices. 

Enjoy great cell reception whether you’re at your office or home (with Wilson Electronics brand WilsonPro, and SureCall) or on the road (only SureCall offers vehicular cell boosters, WilsonPro does not). Both signal booster brands promise more bars and great 4G and 3G signal for emergencies, play and work. It means you will always be connected wirelessly to the world for effortless communication. So, how do they compare? How do SureCall and Wilson Electronics meet their customers’ needs?

SureCall.

SureCall was founded in California’s Silicon Valley back in 2001. Just like its competitor, it specializes a lot on cellular signal boosters, accessories and antennas. Also an award winning signal booster company, its signal boosters enhance reception for watercraft, vehicles, businesses and homes. The cell phone boosters are FCC approved and work with all the cellular carriers spread across North America for voice, 4G LTE data and voice. 

SureCall signal boosters.

SureCall signal boosters cover diverse categories for everyday usage at the office, home, vehicle or machine to machine applications. They include:

Machine to machine signal boosters.

SureCall’s Machine to machine 4G cell phone signal booster enhance data speed for AT&T and Verizon and other network carriers. These signal boosters include SureCall 4G LTE M2M and SureCall 2G/3G M2M all with a three-year warranty. 

Industrial signal boosters.

SureCall industrial signal boosters cover all industrial applications of up to about 80,000 square feet using a single booster unit. They include Force5 Industrial for 4G LTE, 3G and 2G networks, Force 7 Industrial for 4G LTE, 3G and 2G network coverage as well as HDTV and Wi-Fi amidst being an all in one cellular signal booster. Tri-band and bi-directional Guardian3 for public safety bands. 3G and 2G DualForce Industrial signal booster - a great DAS-alternative solution. 

Home and home office.

SureCall’s unique signal booster range for home and home office uses for 4G LTE, 3G and 2G networks include EZ 4G, Fusion4Home and FlexPro covering 2,000 square feet, 4,000 square feet and 6,000 square feet respectively. They come with a three-year warranty. 

For cars, RVs and trucks SureCall offers signal booster solutions such as Fusion2Go and Fusion2Go-RV for 4G LTE, 3G and 2G networks. It offers value priced Flex2Go and Flex2Go-RV for 3G and 2G networks, also with a three year warranty. 

For commercial or businesses SureCall provides top cellular signal boosters for 4G LTE, 3G and 2G networks such as Fusion 5X, Force 5 and Fusion 5s to cover 20,000 square feet, 25,000 square feet and 6,000 square feet respectively. All have three-year warranties.

Wilson Electronics.

WilsonPro is a very recent “commercial signal boosters” offshoot of Wilson Electronics, LLC. Wilson Electronics itself started in 2000 in Utah’s St. George but the journey actually started way back. The founder of Wilson Electronics, Jim Wilson, was fascinated by amateur radio from very early in life. At age 14 he started creating antennas in his parent’s garage at home. In 1968, Wilson had ventured in businesses that were largely successfully and through Wilson Antenna he manufactured and sold two-way radios and CB antennas. Around 1997, while working at home, Jim couldn’t connect with family due to a problematic cellular coverage. 

This planted in his innovative mind an idea for a cell phone signal booster system. After three years of development and research, Jim Wilson patented and invented the first cell phone signal booster solution that eventually grew to become Wilson Electronics. To date, the company has continued pioneering technology, developing and innovating and holds more than 40 cell phone signal booster patents. 

Wilson Pro Signal Boosters.

WilsonPro is one of the newest product lines under Wilson Electronics with products ranging from Commercial cellular signal boosters, small business cell phones signal boosters, and machine to machine (M2M) signal boosters. 

M2M solutions.

Through M2M solutions, WilsonPro cellular signal boosters amplify available signal to allow M2M communication to be conveyed through the cellular network. The result is a reliable and constant connection allowing uninhibited transfer of data. Signal boosters for M2M installations include newer Security 4G, and older Signal 3G and Signal 4G models.

Small business cellular signal boosters.

WilsonPro small business cellular signal boosters allow a business to remain connected, relevant and productive. WilsonPro cell phone signal boosters for business locations effectively capture the outside available signal. Once it has been amplified, it is broadcasted indoors. This improves the voice quality and enhances a seamless transmission of data at various businesses that require such wireless service. This includes Pro-70 (50Ω), Pro-70 (75Ω), Pro-70 Plus (50Ω), Pro-70 Plus (75Ω), Pro-70 Plus Select (50Ω).

Enterprise commercial grade signal boosters.

WilsonPro offers commercial grade cell phone signal boosters that help the signal to break through coated glass, insulations, stoneworks, concrete and even metal. This ensures there’s a reliable and strong cellular coverage across the divide. These enterprise grade commercial WilsonPro signal boosters include Pro-4000R rack mounted booster - particularly for cellular coverage for over 100,000 square feet. 

Note that Wilson Electronics’ WilsonPro signal booster products have three-year manufacturer warranty. They work with just about any network or carrier, and are an award winning company for their high quality products. 

Under WilsonPro, the signal booster company claims to offer the best powerful solution to meet the needs of the largest to the smallest building to boost the cellular signal of IOT/ ATM/ Vending machines, air cards, tablets and cell phones. 

How WilsonPro commercial signal booster works.

The WilsonPro commercial boosters work once the external antenna has been directed or pointed towards the cell tower. Immediately, the signal is relayed towards the building where the booster system is, as the internal antennas convey the boosted signal to a phone or laptop used by the customer. The reversal of the signal via the system is then completed to the cell tower allowing flawless communication to take place. Apart from a reliable coverage, WilsonPro promises a 32x powerful signal. 

Highest downlink:WilsonPro products offer a downlink power of up to +12dB than its competitors, ensuring there’s rather large area coverage from just one booster. 

Smart technology:WilsonPro’s AGC (automatic gain control) high dynamic technology ensures the booster functionality remains constant under the strongest external signal conditions. 

Carrier and FCC Approved:WilsonPro's boosters seamlessly support virtually all devices and major carries apart from being FCC certified. 

Note that SureCall and WilsonPro signal boosters meet the new FCC requirements, in turn ruling that cell phone signal boosters are legal.

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Its a tough call, isn't it? We will know best which brand is suitable for your needs after performing a site survey depending upon your location and reception challenges you currently face today.