Weboost Signal Booster Effectiveness by Location
Analyzing the effectiveness of Weboost signal boosters across various locations, this dataset includes detailed performance metrics such as download and upload speeds, ping times, and jitter percentages for different carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Specific entries document results from multiple Colorado cities, providing insights into how signal quality varies by location type, whether urban or rural, on specific dates throughout 2024.
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The effectiveness of Weboost signal boosters has been assessed across various locations in Colorado, with data collected from multiple cities and rural areas between June 30, 2024, and April 26, 2026.
In Silverton, Colorado, on June 30, 2024, the signal booster showed a download improvement of -67.8% and an upload improvement of 32.9% for Verizon, while AT&T experienced a ping increase of -2.9% and a jitter decrease of -20.7%. T-Mobile's performance was less favorable, with a download drop of -21.2% and an upload drop of -11.3%. The same day in Eldredge, the results were strikingly different, with Verizon reporting a download increase of 548.6%, while T-Mobile faced a significant ping degradation of -93.3%.
Montrose, Colorado, recorded several entries on July 1, 2024. In the downtown area, Verizon's download speed improved by -1.7%, but AT&T saw a responsiveness increase of 137.7%. In the suburb of Montrose, download speeds skyrocketed for Verizon with a 1713.0% improvement, while T-Mobile's upload dropped by -81.7%. The rural area of Montrose reported a download improvement of -1.9% for Verizon, juxtaposed with a responsiveness increase of 16.4% for AT&T.
On July 3, 2024, Dallas, Colorado, experienced a notable boost in signal quality, with Verizon reporting a download increase of 121.7% and a responsiveness improvement of 635.7%. Telluride, also on the same day, showed varied results; the suburb recorded a download drop of -82.0% for Verizon but a responsiveness improvement of 147.0% for AT&T. The rural Telluride area had an astonishing download improvement of 999.9% for Verizon, indicating exceptional performance.
In Grand Junction, Colorado, on July 7, 2024, the rural area reported a consistent performance with a download improvement of 999.9% across all carriers, while the suburb showed a more modest download increase of 120.2% for Verizon and a responsiveness increase of 305.2%. Idaho Springs on July 11, 2024, demonstrated a download improvement of 999.9% for both rural entries, showcasing the potential of the Weboost signal booster in enhancing connectivity.
As the data progresses into the summer months, Boulder, Colorado, exhibited mixed results. On July 19, 2024, the suburb reported a download decrease of -0.2% for Verizon, but an upload increase of 46.4%. The following day, another entry in Boulder showed a more dramatic download drop of -7.2% for Verizon, while T-Mobile's responsiveness improved significantly by 4566.7%.
In late August 2024, Fort Collins experienced a download increase of 177.4% for Verizon, alongside a significant responsiveness drop of -100.0% for AT&T, indicating potential connectivity issues. The rural area of Walden on September 8, 2024, recorded a download drop of -55.5% for Verizon, but a responsiveness increase of 2084.6%, showcasing the variability in performance across different locations.
The data extends into 2025, with Keystone reporting a download improvement of 91.8% on January 26, while Garfield showed a remarkable responsiveness increase of 5290.8% on February 20. The following day in Sams, the signal booster resulted in a download improvement of 999.9% for Verizon, indicating exceptional performance in that rural area.
As the dataset concludes in April 2026, Lebec, California, reported a consistent performance with a download improvement of 999.9% across all carriers, emphasizing the effectiveness of the Weboost signal booster in enhancing connectivity in rural areas.