RVs allow you to travel to new places, but they require you to stay in remote areas. The lack of cell phone coverage in remote campsites is a problem for digital nomads, even though they often offer scenic views. Boosting cell phone reception in RVs can be effective. Weather resistant and able to withstand environmental interference, these devices are superior to home-based boosters. RV cell phone boosters work similarly, even though there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Consider RV size, duration, and location when choosing a booster. Prices range from $250 to $1100 for the best RV cell phone boosters.
SureCall Fusion2Go 3.0 RV
A compact booster box for RVs, SureCall Fusion2Go 3.0. It measures 5.625 inches by 4.000 inches by 1.125 inches. RV antennas that are small are less likely to be damaged during movement. The technology is available from four major carriers in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are among these carriers.
Cel-Fi Go X
A signal gain of 100 dB sets the Cel-Fi Go X apart from its competitors. This signal provides excellent data speeds as well as enhanced voice quality. This service is intended for T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T customers in rural or congested areas. Cel-Fi WAVE has a dedicated app that allows remote monitoring.
AnyCall RV Booster
Compared to other RV cell phone boosters, the AnyCall RV Booster costs half as much. A signal gain of 45 dB is offered for simultaneous connections across all U.S. cellular networks. Inactivity mode reduces power consumption and prevents overheating when the device is not in use.
weBoost Destination RV Booster
WeBoost Destination boosters upgrade the Connect RV 65 similarly to our predecessors. It will be especially useful to RVers who stay in campsites for an extended period of time. With the aid of a flat panel inside antenna, the range inside the RV can be increased. Signals can be received up to 25 feet away by pole-mounted antennas from YAGI.
