Signal Hero Core 300 Pro
For a converted shed with thick walls, the result has been better than expected. Staff use the office corner for calls and email, so stability mattered more than top speed. The connection is not perfect in every corner, but the occupied rooms work properly in our converted shed. The supplied cable was long enough once we chose a more direct route in our converted shed.
Signal Hero Core 300 Pro
Calls from the front counter used to end before the conversation was finished. The support team asked for outdoor readings before recommending the model in our brick house. The phone no longer jumps between one bar and emergency calls in the front counter.
Signal Hero Core 300 Pro
The guesthouse sits in a weak-signal pocket, although there is some service outside. Calls now stay connected through the ground floor, and data is steady enough for normal use. At this guesthouse, Optus was the strongest service outside and improved most indoors. No complaints so far.
Signal Hero Core 300 Pro
Calls from the main work area used to end before the conversation was finished. At this farmhouse, Optus was the strongest service outside and improved most indoors. The phone holds 4G more consistently and reconnects quickly after a weak patch in our farmhouse. The furthest room still loses a bar, which is reasonable for the layout in our farmhouse. The instructions were clear, but antenna placement still required patience in our farmhouse.
Signal Hero Core 300 Pro
Antenna separation solved the feedback issue we had on the first attempt. The unit holds the available 4G band more consistently instead of constantly searching in our guesthouse. Correct tower direction mattered more than adding extra accessories in our guesthouse. The phone holds 4G more consistently and reconnects quickly after a weak patch in our guesthouse.