And another one... T-Mobile drops another UnCarrier move - Personal LTE celltower box

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https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news/4g-lte-cellspot.htm

T-Mobile Amps Un-carrier 7.0: Delivers Another World's First with Personalized 4G LTE Coverage


All-new T-Mobile 4G LTE CellSpot delivers full-bars 4G LTE coverage virtually anywhere, at no extra charge

More than 1 million earlier-generation Wi-Fi CellSpots already in T-Mobile customers' hands since Un-carrier 7.0 last year

Bellevue, Washington — November 2, 2015 — Every day T-Mobile's building a bigger, faster, stronger network and just last month reached more than 300 million Americans covered by the nation's fastest 4G LTE—a virtual dead heat with Verizon and AT&T. But, T-Mobile isn't stopping there. After amping up several of its iconic Un-carrier moves this summer, T-Mobile's at it again, amping up another Un-carrier move—this one coming just a week before the company takes the wraps off its landmark 10 th Un-carrier move in LA.

Today, the company unveiled the T-Mobile 4G LTE CellSpot, the first-ever 4G LTE mini-tower available from a US wireless provider. Think of it as your own 4G LTE mini-tower – with low power settings for indoor use – providing an average 3,000 sq. feet of glorious full-bar T-Mobile LTE coverage throughout your home, small business or virtually anywhere you need it.

Un-carrier 7.0 was all about giving customers personal coverage wherever they want it with the breakthrough Wi-Fi CellSpot Router. This new 4G LTE CellSpot takes that idea to the next level. While the Wi-Fi CellSpot Router uses Wi-Fi for calling and texting, now customers don't have to use Wi-Fi to get coverage where they want. The 4G LTE CellSpot delivers the complete T-Mobile LTE network experience, including the Un-carrier's latest network advancements—like VoLTE, HD voice for crystal clear calls, advanced messaging, video calling and more. In fact, it's the world's first device of its kind that is 3G, 4G and VoLTE-capable, and any T-Mobile customer can connect to it automatically just like any other cell tower – no passwords or log-ins required.

The best part of today's news is that this advanced technology is available to Simple Choice postpaid customers at absolutely no cost for as long as they're with T-Mobile.

“Where the T-Mobile Wi-Fi CellSpot's like a T-Mobile tower, this new 4G LTE CellSpot is a T-Mobile mini-tower—and it's a huge feat of engineering,” said John Legere, president and CEO of T-Mobile. “The big difference between us and the carriers is that they'll do absolutely everything they can to bleed you dry. We'll do absolutely everything we can and use every proven technology available to give you the best coverage possible.”

The wireless industry is all abuzz about “small cells,” but the carriers are choosing where to put their small cells and where their think customers should get better coverage. With the 4G LTE CellSpot, T-Mobile is doing something classically Un-carrier – putting the power in customers' hands who can now light up T-Mobile's LTE network wherever they need it most. This idea has been wildly popular with T-Mobile customers, who have already snapped up more than 1 million Wi-Fi CellSpot Routers since last year and are making more than 11 million calls every single day over Wi-Fi.

The T-Mobile 4G LTE CellSpot measures just 8.5” wide by 8.5” tall and is just 1.3” thick, so it fits just about anywhere. And it's fully 'plug-n-play.' Just hook it up to the Internet, plug it into the wall and boom! You've got a clear, strong LTE signal covering 3,000 sq. feet on average.

T-Mobile's 4G LTE CellSpot is ideal for small businesses who need to provide coverage for employees and visitors. The 4G LTE CellSpot supports up to 16 calls at one time; works with any 3G, 4G or LTE device compatible with T-Mobile's network, including those that can't use Wi-Fi calling; and can deliver 4G LTE even in places where cellular signals aren't available.

The T-Mobile 4G LTE CellSpot is free to eligible Simple Choice customers − one per business or home location − with a refundable $25 deposit and a non-return fee. In stark contrast, the carriers make their customers pay hundreds of dollars and jump through hoops just to get their outdated 3G-based femto cell solutions.

The Un-carrier is relentlessly pushing the envelope when it comes to coverage—whether it's delivering the first nationwide voice over LTE network, Wi-Fi calling and texting, nationwide HD voice, advanced messaging, Gogo in-flight texting or a range of personal coverage solutions. The 4G LTE CellSpot rounds out T-Mobile's Personal CellSpot family, a set of products complementing the Un-carrier's blazing-fast 4G LTE network and available to Simple Choice customers at no extra charge, including:

• Wi-Fi CellSpot Router : Announced at Un-carrier 7.0 in September 2014, this Internet-connected router provides customers with Wi-Fi coverage for calling and texting beyond the reach of any cellular network;

• 4G LTE CellSpot Signal Booster : This signal booster amplifies T-Mobile's 3G, 4G and/or LTE signal throughout a home or business without an Internet connection; and,

• 4G LTE CellSpot : Announced today, this 4G LTE tower delivers a strong, reliable wireless 4G LTE signal for customers with or without an indoor cellular signal on compatible 3G, 4G and LTE handsets for up to 16 callers at one time anywhere a customer has broadband Internet and T-Mobile wireless spectrum.

This is dope and I want it. LTE coverage in my house is pretty weak. WiFi calling is cool, but I think it still depends on your signal.

 

[Maddmike]

i need this for work

 

[Rekkapryde]

Is this the shyt where they use your home network for the signal boost hardware? If so, fukk that. I had one for sprint and that shyt cut like 75% of my upload speed.

 

[newarkhiphop]

Is this the shyt where they use your home network for the signal boost hardware? If so, fukk that. I had one for sprint and that shyt cut like 75% of my upload speed.

Na this is different

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

Take my money. Is this shyt available now? All I gotta do is call?

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

Is this actually "NEW". Maybe Im confused or maybe I got hooked up ahead of time but I've had a cell spot from Tmobile for a few months now. Its an ASUS joint. It hooks up to my current network and works as a signal booster. Nothing groundbreaking. I called Tmobile customer service a while back when I was having reception issues and they offered me this for free.

Edit: I guess what I have is the WiFi Cellspot Router which is essentially a signal booster.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Is this actually "NEW". Maybe Im confused or maybe I got hooked up ahead of time but I've had a cell spot from Tmobile for a few months now. Its an ASUS joint. It hooks up to my current network and works as a signal booster. Nothing groundbreaking. I called Tmobile customer service a while back when I was having reception issues and they offered me this for free.

Edit: I guess what I have is the WiFi Cellspot Router which is essentially a signal booster.

I knew it....

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

I knew it....

Nah I think this is SUPPOSED to be something new...but I THINK it will end up doing the same thing at the end of the day. Boosting your existing wifi signal.

 

[NatiboyB]

I had a guy I worked with who got some kind of box from mobile that he brought to the office and left there and we would get full LTE since he's left we are back to not getting any signal at all. Literally to the point i went back to verizon.

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

I had a guy I worked with who got some kind of box from mobile that he brought to the office and left there and we would get full LTE since he's left we are back to not getting any signal at all. Literally to the point i went back to verizon.

I WOULD PUT THAT ON MY RESUME. IF I LEAVE I'M TAKING MY SIGNAL WITH ME.

 

[Lord Beasley]

I WOULD PUT THAT ON MY RESUME. IF I LEAVE I'M TAKING MY SIGNAL WITH ME.

But wtf is the real point of this??? Seems like something that would fukk you over unless you're on Google fiber, fios or whatever the fukk

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

But wtf is the real point of this??? Seems like something that would fukk you over unless you're on Google fiber, fios or whatever the fukk

THE SUCKY PART IS YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO STOP PEOPLE FROM SUCKING UP YOUR BANDWIDTH.

 

[Hersh]

this reaally is a mini personal tower..

the booster..boosts existing signal..

the router.. uses home internet