Unlike the 4G LTE Booster, the Personal CellSpot does cost money - it's a $25 deposit. The idea is that even if you're using your Wi-Fi network for other stuff - transferring files, streaming videos from Netflix, playing games or whatever, when you get a call, it's going to be crystal-clear, without any sort of distortion or low quality. Wi-Fi Calling works with any Wi-Fi router, but what's different about the CellSpot Booster is that it's been designed to prioritize voice traffic over "regular" network data. It's optimized for Wi-Fi Calling, specifically.
Unlike the 4G LTE Booster, the Personal CellSpot doesn't do anything to improve your actual cell coverage. Personal CellSpotĪnnounced recently at T-Mobile's "Uncarrier 7.0" event, the Personal CellSpot is T-Mobile's latest effort to improve coverage in your house. I went from lots of dropped calls in my house or "Call Failed" messages to four bars of coverage almost all the time. T-Mobile's offered a couple of different kinds of these boosters I've had one of these for a few months, and it works fantastically well. You don't have to connect the 4G LTE Booster to your Wi-Fi network (unlike with T-Mobile's Personal CellSpot or AT&T's similar device, the MicroCell), and there's no web interface needed to set it up or allow calls.
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