Verizon LTE Network Extender

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$174.99

$14.58/mo with 12 months financing exclusively with Verizon Visa® Card.

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Overview

The Verizon LTE Network Extender is like having your own mini cell tower for your home or office.¹ This sleek, compact device enhances your existing LTE coverage at no additional monthly cost.² It supports up to 16 users with low transmission power and has good radio frequency (RF) performance thanks to an internal antenna.³ Do more of what you love with the LTE Network Extender and Verizon, America s most awarded network.

Utilizes current internet connection.
Place the Verizon LTE Network Extender in your home or office to extend your Verizon network and enhance service. Quick and easy to install, the device connects to your existing high-speed internet connection.⁴

Supports many devices.
Supports up to 16 active devices at once using low transmission power (50mW).³ Experience indoor coverage when Macro base stations cannot provide a good signal. Automatically finds the right LTE band for the strongest connection upon power up.

Easy to use.
A large LCD screen makes it quick and easy to set up and operate your Verizon LTE Network Extender. Flexible mount options for your desk, wall and ceiling are available as well.⁵

¹Up to 7500 sq. ft. circular coverage (about 50 ft. radius)
²There is a one-time charge for the Verizon LTE Network Extender device.
³Idle capacity is based on one in five users being active in a population and may vary by location and time of day. Supports 14 active users at any given time. One channel is always reserved to support 911 calls, and another is reserved for redirect purposes.
⁴Requires always-on internet access with 10 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up minimum; 20 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up or higher recommended.
⁵Mount accessories sold separately.

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Reviews

3.2

1693 reviews

57% of reviewers recommend this product.

How to make it work

AccidentalTechQueen . 2 days ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

Call and ask for tier 2 support. Have them create a ticket to adjust the tuning of the extender. Ask them to turn it all the way up. For Iphone: After that make sure you have WiFi calling off, select lte for the network, turn roaming on, turn data to standard, and make sure that calls on other devices is off. Then it should work.

Absolute JUNK!!!

B B 1 . 10 days ago

j I'm now on my third device since Verizon stop supporting the previous Samsung devices last March, 2025. All three devices I've received so far have either failed out of the box or only lasted several weeks. Although Verizon keeps sending me replacement units; nevertheless, the engineering and/or manufacturing of these units is substandard! It definitely reminds one of the old adage "if it's not broken, don't fix it" I've been a Verizon customer for over 20 years and this is the worst experience and poorest service. The company has ever provided. Trying to get Support over the phone is almost as bad as Comcast… But that's time for a different story!

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Verizon LTE Network Extender Reviews

3.2

1693 reviews

57% of reviewers recommend this product.

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AccidentalTechQueen . 2 days ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

Absolute JUNK!!!

B B 1 . 10 days ago

Pros and Cons

Kevin . 18 days ago

I just installed this device called “ nextwork extender “ After pairing its kept telling I’m not under nextwork extended . Not sure is its defective or not ? But these days was hard to contact verizon tech support. Hopefully any luck to get this on ?

Complete Trash! Needs to be replaced ASAP

andochina . 1 month ago

This LTE Extender is Complete Trash! It's a poor replacement for The Samsung SLS-BU10B. This unit drops calls/signal all the time, cannot hold a connection with devices, and has trouble finding a signal too. I hate this device.

Made all the difference!

Chris . 1 month ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

I switched from ATT to Verizon in December - 3 phones for family. Unfortunately, discovered coverage at home was poor. This extender moved us from zero/1 bar to 4 bars full coverage throughout the house. Followed the instructions - vertical position in my window and spare Ethernet port on an old Velop mesh extended router - simple, and less than 10 minutes! For Verizon - I had a much harder time getting your team to approve and finally ship this (4 orders, prior 3 kept getting canceled). Thanks for finally shipping the 4th!!

Before: 1 bar / After: 4 bars

jojie . 2 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

After confirming our home internet met the requirements, setup was very easy. Our phones connected quickly after dialing #48 and we now have full coverage at home.

CaptDog . 2 months ago

The old Samsung range extender worked great for many years, but they stopped supporting it. I spent DAYS with tech support until we found out that my new one was defective. After 25 years, I was about to cancel Verizon, but they promised me another new one AND a tech to install it. I received the new one and called Verizon about my Tech appointment, but of course, they KNEW NOTHING about any appointment! We did get it connected finally. but this new LTE extender is a VERY poor substitute. I was getting 4 bars everywhere but now it's 2 bars everywhere unless I'm within a couple of feet to the extender, then it's 3 bars. I get about almost the same without it connected, 1 bar downstairs and one and two bars upstairs.

ASK-SFE116 LTE Extender – Worse Call Quality Than the Retired Samsung Model

vrzn7737378 . 3 months ago

I previously used the Samsung LTE Extender (SLS-BU10B), which worked reliably and delivered clear voice quality. Unfortunately, that unit was retired and replaced by the ASK-SFE116—and this new model has been a step backward. The biggest issue is **voice quality**. During calls, voices frequently **fade in and out**, making conversations frustrating and unreliable. I’ve taken reasonable troubleshooting steps: I configured QoS on my router, placed the extender on its own dedicated, wired network, and verified the connection quality. Despite all of this, the problem persists. For a device intended to improve cellular service, inconsistent call audio is a major failure. At this point, the ASK-SFE116 does not match the performance of its predecessor. Hopefully, a firmware update will address these issues, but until then, this device is disappointing and difficult to recommend.

Works well

AnneS . 4 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

I used to have the Samsung LTE Extender. While I love it but Verizon decided to retire it so I had to get a replacement. I went to the store, while at the store, I called Verizon Service and got a free replacement. I got the Verizon LTE Extender for free. I went home and set it up, I pulled out the GPS cable from the back and taped it next to a window. I then called Verizon, gave them the MAC ID. Verizon activated it and now it is working like a charm and perfectly, just like my old Samsung device and even better as I have 5 bars constantly anywhere in the house. The key is to open the back compartment and pull out the GPS cable to extend the network to get better signal. This device works. Just need to set it up and call Verizon to activate it.

Does not work as well the old Samsung

bobbbbb . 4 months ago

The Samsung worked great and you stopped support for it. This is trash.

FAQs

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Steve . Mar 16, 2026

Does this device always connect to the home router by Ethernet (and therefore always needs to be physically located near the router unless the home has Ethernet wiring throughout) or is there a version that connects to the home router over WiFi?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support9 days

This device requires a physical Ethernet connection. -Christopher

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Steve . Mar 16, 2026

Will this device eliminate phone routing issues causing missed incoming calls & failed outgoing calls due to intermittent cell service flipping a phone between cellular calling and WiFi calling by always providing it a strong LTE or 5G signal when home?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support9 days

Yes, the extender is like a little tower for your home or office, helping to boost the signal for your cellular devices.

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Tien . Mar 13, 2026

How to setup ASK-SFE116

Answer from Verizon Customer Support10 days

Click the link below for the steps to set up your Verizon LTE Network Extender. https://www.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-234053/ -Natasha

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Keith . Mar 11, 2026

Does my Verizon extender work with Deco router?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support13 days

The Verizon LTE Network Extender works with wired high speed internet services. Check your router's documentation for specific device compatibility. -Joe

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Keith . Mar 11, 2026

How can I check on my iPhone 17 if I’m connected to my home Verizon extender

Answer from Verizon Customer Support14 days

Please refer to the link below. http://spr.ly/6421B6KspF -Jaquetta

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Shay . Mar 8, 2026

Will this work with an Xfinity device running on the Verizon network?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support17 days

Yes it will.

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Jeff . Mar 2, 2026

Does the wifi extender work with a spectrum wifi router

Answer from Verizon Customer Support24 days

Yes, a standard Wi-Fi extender typically works with a Spectrum router, but a Verizon LTE Network Extender requires a direct wired connection to a router and will not function properly if connected wirelessly to a third-party extender.

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Scott . Feb 18, 2026

Can this be connected to a Verizon mobile hotspot? I do not have access to internet where I live.

Answer from Verizon Customer Support1 month

This Network Extender requires a home internet connection and would not work with a mobile hotspot. -Sara

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Compatible with Starlink . Feb 8, 2026

Is the Verizon LTE Network Extender compatible with Starlink?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support1 month

Requires always-on internet access with 10 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up minimum; 20 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up or higher recommended. -Nikki

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Support IoT . Feb 8, 2026

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Verizon LTE Network Extender

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Reviews

3.2

How to make it work

Absolute JUNK!!!

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Verizon LTE Network Extender Reviews

3.2

How to make it work

Absolute JUNK!!!

Pros and Cons

Complete Trash! Needs to be replaced ASAP

Made all the difference!

Before: 1 bar / After: 4 bars

ASK-SFE116 LTE Extender – Worse Call Quality Than the Retired Samsung Model

Works well

Does not work as well the old Samsung

Verizon LTE Network Extender FAQs