I bought the 2 Tb Hard Disk with 4 Camera dual antenna system. No monitor. Cameras were already synced to the hard Disk. Dual antenna signal very good through exterior walls. It was easy to plug and play and once I got over the how to's of setup for recording I was very happy with quality of color day and B & W night vision. There are a few videos from the company and end users on you tube. Good sensitivity to motion detection that I use exclusively. Firmware update was available and simple to obtain online.

I installed this deadbolt in an iron gate. The iron gate traps the bluetooth signal like a faraday cage. If only one improvement in the future, I would ask for a way to plug in an external antenna wire. Then it will earn 5 stars.I can still operate the lock with my phone, but I need to be near the gate and I must use the Level App. Apple Homekit takes awhile longer to find this device after I have approached it with my iPhone. If it had an external antenna, Homekit would always be connected to to the lock even without my phone being near.

Overall very satisfied with the performance of the DXR-8 baby monitor. I had some issues with the monitor antenna after about 2 years of use, but Infant Optics customer service was excellent in helping me resolve the issue quickly!

I'm seeing ~25db signal gain. For anyone that ever goes through less than perfect coverage zones this is a great technology to stay connected.I debated a hardwired unit vs. 12v plug and ended up going with a plug because I liked the nicely located on/off switch on the plug. So far I'm seeing great results: ~25db increase and having a good experience taking video calls over LTE from my car.The amplifier has some heft to it and was easily hidden velcroed to the floor under my front passenger seat so I had no issues with size. I took advantage of a receiver/radio upgrade project to hide most of the wiring in existing cable runs/behind panels and mounted the interior radio behind the plastic dash so the only visible portions of this product are the 12v plug and the short run of exterior antenna cable from the door weather gasket to the antenna mounted on the roof.weBoosts aren't cheap but I'd put one in any vehicle I planned to road trip in or if I was ever doing any work running other cables in the same general areas it would make sense to install a weBoost. Being compatible with so many devices/bands/technologies is a huge win and sold me on the weBoost products. The cost is well worth the increased cell coverage.One design decision note: there are plugs on the top and bottom of the amplifier, I would have preferred all 3 plugs (power, interior antenna, exterior antenna) all be on the same side of the amplifier for compactness of install/less chance to kick/break/damage an antenna/amplifier plug.

WiFi antenna, as others have said, isn’t very strong. However picture quality and motion sensor are excellent. Pair with a subscription and the app and your set. Highly recommend Ring’s Alarm system as well.

Two things that I like ...and can seldom find in small portables... one, a tone control. Too manysmall radios have a setting that promotes the bass part of the spectrum far too much formy taste . Small radios have a directional antenna which makes it impossible to positionthem on a shelf , so the wire antenna on this one is a welcome addition . The other surprisingfeature is a much greater volume than usual . The "wood" is obviously synthetic , but doeslooks smart enough. The tuning is , as most old radios used to be , a little "fine" but once set on yourfavorite it works well

I do cross country road trips and go through many areas with dead spots or limited cell service. After reading reviews & watching YouTube videos - I got the Drive Reach to try and get better cell reception on my trips. I recently took a trip from San Jose CA to Sonora CA through the Central Valley. Most of the way I got 4-Bar 5G service through the DR booster, it did drop to LTE or 4G service in a few areas, but I had cell service the entire trip. The Drive Reach is definitely worth the investment for me.Tech info - I have a iPhone 13 Pro Max with T-Mobile service, my buddy has the same phone with Verizon service and we both got 4-Bar 5G service when we hooked up the Drive Reach in my truck.Issues: You have to register cell phone boosters with your cell service provider. When I did this on the T-Mobile registration webpage it had an out-of-date security certificate that Google Chrome kept throwing up on - it took a few tries to get around the security warnings and register my DR.DO NOT order the bundle package with the 12" external antenna on the Amazon page for this product. The Drive Reach requires an FME Female connector for the antenna to booster - the bundle package comes with a 12" antenna with a SME Male connector. So far the standard antenna that comes with the DR has worked fine for me.Overall good product so far and worth the money for me.January 31, 2022 - updating my review. I was wrong saying the Drive Reach requires an FME Female connector. I confirmed with WeBoost Support that the Drive Reach will work with an SMA Male antenna, with a SMA Female adaptor plug. The part#'s are 970019 SMA Female to SMB Plug adaptor and 311125 12" Magnet Mount SMA-Male Antenna

Lovely stylish piece of kit.Really pleased with the soft shell style case it comes in. Lots of different attachments and accessories that pop on and off really easily so you can use it in a variety of different settings e.g. attaching it to a bike helmet .. boat mast etc..Good value and seems to be well made.I've had cheaper versions and they don't come close to this. Super value for money.