Our FAQ

WiFi boosters eliminate dead zones and ensure consistent high-speed internet throughout your space. They’re ideal for larger homes or offices where signal strength might diminish in certain areas.

Yes, most WiFi boosters are designed for easy installation. They typically come with user-friendly setup instructions, and our support team is available to assist if needed.

Traditional telephones use landlines and copper wiring for communication, while VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phones transmit calls over the Internet. VoIP phones often offer more features, cost savings, and flexibility in terms of location.

Absolutely! We provide a range of telephony options suitable for businesses of all sizes, from traditional phones to advanced VoIP systems with features like call routing, conference calling, and more.

Signal boosters capture weak cellular signals, amplify them, and broadcast them to areas with poor reception. This improves call quality, data speeds, and overall connectivity, especially in rural or low-signal areas.

Yes, signal boosters are legal to use in many countries, including the United States. However, it’s important to choose FCC-approved boosters and comply with local regulations.

Many signal boosters are designed to work with multiple carriers. However, it’s essential to choose a booster that supports your specific carrier’s frequency bands for optimal performance.