Poynting XPOL-1-5G Hotspot Omnidirectional Antenna | 2X2 MIMO | 617-3800 MHz | 4G/LTE 5G | 3.5dBi | SMA (M)

• WE’VE GOT CROSS PERFORMANCE COVERED – MIMO antenna increases both upload and download speeds by connecting directly to your hotspot. 2X2 MIMO and 4X4 MIMO variants available.
• TOTAL COMPATIBILITY - Captures all cellular signal within 617-3800 MHz range, including all carrier (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Bell, Telus, and more) 4G/LTE and 5G bands. Attaches directly to most hotspots, and can attach to any hotspot on the market with a TS-9/SMA-Female adapter
• BLAZING FAST UPLOAD AND DOWNLOAD SPEEDS – Captures cell signal from miles away and increases it by up to +3.5dBi, turning your ho-hum hotspot into a speed demon. Allows for reliable streaming and networking
• HARDY AND EASY INSTALL – Can be mounted to any outside wall and comes in a weather, dust, and vandal resistant enclosure (IP 65)
• X-POLARIZED OMNIDIRECTIONAL – Picks up all cell signal between 617-3800 MHz bandwidths. Small size makes it simple to install and use with any hotspot.

The Poynting XPOL-1-V2 is a cross-polarised Omni-directional LTE antenna. Its robust IP65-rated design makes it extremely resistant to harsh external conditions and its radiations patterns are well-controlled to spread itself as evenly as possible while supporting a wide variety of UK frequency bands, as well as being 5G-ready. The XPOL-1-V2 is available in two variations: the standard V2-21 and the V2-41. The V2-21 is a 2x2 MIMO antenna, meaning it acts as two antennas built into one and comes with two separate antenna cables for two streams of data. Conversely, the V2-41 is a 4x4 MU-MIMO antenna that acts as four antennas built-in, supporting four antenna cables for four separate data streams. A 4x4 antenna such as the V2-41 can, therefore, theoretically, achieve double the performance of a 2x2 antenna like the V2-21, although only when used with a 4x4 LTE router which could support the four data streams. The V2-21 XPOL is a 2X2 MIMO device, whereas the V2-41 XPOL is a 4X4 MIMO device. This refers to how many data streams each antenna can support simultaneously, which essentially boils down to their maximum concurrent data bandwidth. 2X2 devices like the V2-21 contain two antennas, each supporting their own data streams, and 4x4 antennas like the V2-41 contain four antennas for four data streams. Most mobile LTE routers only have support for two data streams, so the V2-41 won't be necessary in most cases unless a 4x4 router is used with support for four LTE data streams.