Boostbox terrible signal at home

[Anonymous]

Afternoon, I have terrible mobile 3g voice signal at home and wonder if anyone knows if the O2 boostbox is available for consumers as yet? Or if there is an alternative product on the market that will work.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

I can only go on my own experience with Sure Signal when I had it and it was very good. I had no issues with it once I had solved a conflict with IP addresses.

[anticpated]

I was offered a FemToCel box when I was briefly switched to Vodafone. It cost around £50 at the time although I felt principally it was wrong as I would lose a LAN port in order to gain a signal at home.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the replies everyone, I've a HTC one. 

I've been using TUGo, but it echo's really badly so I've disabled it again. 

Not sure about the 2g signal, not sure how to do that. Any help/advise would be appreciated. 

cheers folks

[MI5 · Accepted solution]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Not sure about the 2g signal, not sure how to do that. Any help/advise would be appreciated. 

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Goto Settings >Mobile Data >Network Mode and if available, select GSM Only.

[Anonymous]

thankyou, i've done that and now have full bars for the very first time (@ home that is)

quick question, will that have turned off my 4g as well?

[Anonymous]

I'm afraid so.

[Anonymous]

no worries, I'll just have to remember to turn it back on when i go out, at least people can ring me now

thankyou 

[adamtemp64]

Glad my 2g suggestion has given you an indoor signal.

[Anonymous]

Good to hear you've had some resolution.

[MI5]

There are a number of apps on Play that will give you a widget or shortcut to make it easier to switch between network modes. Have a look and try a few to see if you find one that suits you https://play.google.com/store/search?q=3g%20toggle&c=apps&hl=en