Sprint Frequency Information
Sprint PCS owns 1900MHz PCS Band spectrum across the US, and both normal voice and EVDO broadband services are run on this frequency.
You can use either 1900MHz or Dual Band amplifier kits to improve signal.
Legacy Nextel phones use Motorola iDEN tehcnology, which runs on a separate iDEN frequency band. Newer dual-mode phones being sold by Sprint PCS use the iDEN band for push-to-talk features.To amplify signal for legacy Nextel phones please see our Nextel iDEN Band Kits. Otherwise, please see our kit recommendations below:
Building Coverage - Voice and 3G
Click on the bars below that best match the area you need to cover with signal. You will get the best kit recommended for your coverage area and current signal strength. If you have any questions please contact us.
1,500 sq ft
Cover up to 1,500 sq ft with wireless signal. Ideal for small homes, areas of offices, dorm rooms, trailers etc
3,000 sq ft
Cover up to 3,000 sq ft with wireless signal. Ideal for medium sized single storey homes and small offices.
5,000 sq ft
Cover up to 5,000 sq ft with wireless signal. Ideal for large homes and offices covering 1 or 2 levels.
10,000 sq ft
Cover up to 10,000 sq ft with wireless signal. Ideal for very large homes and offices, covering multiple levels.
15,000 sq ft +
Cover over 15,000 sq ft with wireless signal. Ideal for very large offices and warehouses, covering multiple levels.
Vehicle, RV and Marine Coverage - Voice and 3G
Best for vehicle
Most powerful vehicle amplifier.
Has cradle style units and wireless
Wilson 801201 Wireless Vehicle Amplifier Kits
Starting at: $299.95
Best for RV
Customizable kit gives you wireless cell signal in your RV
Wilson 801245 SOHO RV Kit
As low as: $459.90
Best for portable
Wireless with in-car and AC power.
Ideal for cars, hotels and office
Wilson 801240 SignalBoost Mobile Professional Kits
Starting at: $209.95
Best for value
Our best value amplifier - can be used in car or at home or office!
Wilson Sleek
4G WiMax Coverage
Their are currently no amplifiers available for Sprint's 4G WiMax network. Sprint have announced their intention to switch their 4G services to a new LTE network, which will require a separate unique amplifier. It's not clear that in the interim a WiMax amplifier will be developed. We therefore recommend a 3G amplifier rather than waiting for a 4G amplifier that may not arrive.