T-Mobile frequency information
T-Mobile 2G/3G frequency boosters
For 2G and 3G service T-Mobile uses the 1900MHz PCS Band 2. This frequency block is used by almost all US and Canadian networks, so almost any of our kits will boost these signals. A repeater that works on these frequencies is called "dual band", and so any "dual band" repeater you see on RepeaterStore will boost most voice, 2G and 3G in the US and Canada.
T-Mobile 4G LTE boosters
For 4G LTE T-Mobile primarily uses the 700/2100 MHz AWS Band 4. T-Mobile also uses 700 MHz Lower Block A Band 12 LTE as 'Extended-range LTE' as it has better signal propagation characteristics than the PCS and AWS-based frequencies. All of our repeaters marked as compatible with T-Mobile 4G operate on these frequency ranges - to filter and just see these products, you can click here.
About T-Mobile
T-Mobile is a major cell phone network operator in the US with over 67 million subscribers. A signal booster for T-Mobile can help people with zero, bad or not great signal in their home, office, or vehicle. A signal booster from RepeaterStore can help you eliminate dropped calls, improve poor voice quality and increase slow 3G and 4G LTE data speeds.
Coverage area depends on the signal strength outside your building.
If you have one bar of signal outside the building or on the roof, your cell phone amplifier will have a significantly lower coverage area than if you have strong outdoor signal.
This cell phone signal booster will improve 2G voice and 3G data on all major North American carriers.
That includes AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, US Cellular, and all Canadian carriers.
This cell phone signal booster does not support any 4G LTE bands.
4G LTE is used for high-speed data services. It won't affect your existing 4G LTE signals, but it won't amplify them either.
This cell phone signal booster will improve 4G LTE data signals on all major North American carriers.
That includes AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, US Cellular, and all Canadian carriers. 4G LTE is used for high-speed data services, and will be used by many carriers in the near future for "HD Voice" service.
