Wilson Pro Signal Booster Sale!
Dec 14, 2018
It is a great opportunity to save on the powerful, all-carrier, Wilson Pro 70 series cell phone signal booster kits offering up to 25,000 sq. ft. in-building cell phone signal coverage. Upgrade to any of these, if your existing Wilson DB Pro booster box does not provide enough cellular signal strength indoors.
Take advantage of our new low pricing on the complete "Wilson Pro 70" signal booster kit - Regularly $1099.99, now only $899.99 while supplies last! Also, NEW reduced pricing on the "Wilson Pro 70 Plus" commercial cellular amplifier kit - Regularly $1599.99, now only $1,299.99. Learn about the differences between various Pro 70 series models. Or compare all Wilson Pro models.
Features & Benefits:
- Boosts voice, text & 4G LTE signals for all USA cell carriers.
- Reduces dropped and missed calls.
- Increases signal strength for clearer cell phone conversations.
- Improves 4G LTE data speeds and connectivity for faster mobile Internet.
- Professional installation service available.
- Industry leading 3-year warranty.
How do Wilson Pro 70 Models Work?
Professional Wilson Pro signal booster system design available. Please contact us for assistance.
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This chart is the best explanation I’ve seen of how cell phone boosters work. I’ll have to download it the next time someone asks me about cell phone boosters and their eyes glaze over when I explain things to them. Maybe I’m making things complicated when I speak or I need to find some smarter friends.
I saw the price and said, “That’s a sale?” Then I saw how big of an area these boosters amplify signals in. If you have a large-size area, these might be worth checking out. Unfortunately, my house size isn’t even 1/10 of the power of these magical devices. I’ll have to look for something smaller (and hopefully catch it on sale) than the Wilson Pro 70 Plus…
It’s cool that they have Wilson Pro 70 signal boosters on sale but I want some information. What does the warranty cover (labor, parts, etc.?) and any idea on the percentage of reduction for dropped calls?