WE AMPLIFY MOBILE SIGNALS
SINCE 2001
SINCE 2001
Vodafone Turkey was formed on 28 December 2005. The Vodafone Group is one of the biggest international mobile communications company in the world. Vodafone Turkey, in its turn, is the second largest mobile communications company in Turkey after Turkcell and leaving behind Avea. By the end of 2014 it already had more than twenty million users. Simultaneously, Vodafone is the second largest direct international investment in the country.
The operator covers 81 cities in Turkey. The company has more than three thousand employees at the moment, over 1200 stores and a stakeholder family that includes 53 thousand people.
There have been a lot of questions lately about the roaming situation within Vodafone. At the moment, Turkey is one of the company’s Roam-free destinations. That means that customers can use their United Kingdom plan while abroad in the country at no extra cost.
But all these great offers from Vodafone mean nothing, if the quality of the connection is poor. A lot of customers admit that Vodafone poor reception may become an issue from time to time. Even though Vodafone mobile coverage in Turkey is close to 100%, there are still some areas that suffer from signal problems. And that does not depend on the Vodafone frequency that you are a user of. It doesn’t even depend on the operator itself. A Vodafone signal problem might appear, if the closest cell phone tower is overcrowded, for example. The quality of the connection even depends on the lie of the land. The more hills, mountains and trees there are around you, the higher the chance that you will experience a Vodafone bad signal.
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To boost the signal a little you should keep an eye on your gadget’s battery charge. The lower it is – the worse the signal. And you might end up missing an important call. But the thing is that your poor mobile phone has to spend a lot of battery on the search of a good signal. That is exactly why a fresh charge never lasts for long.
So, is there anything else much more effective, but still simple that you can do to boost Vodafone signal?
There is a perfect solution out there! A mobile phone signal booster Vodafone. You can improve 3G by using a 3G signal booster, 4G Internet with the help of a mobile 4g signal booster or phone calls with a GSM Signal Booster. After you start using a Vodafone network signal booster, you will finally have the opportunity to forget about all bad connection problems and start enjoying every option that modern GSM has to offer. Myamplifiers also offers a diy wifi booster for stable Internet.
You might be thinking that the way the device works is quite complicated and that you surely won’t be able to install it in your house all on your own. But that is not true! A Vodafone signal booster for home is basically two antennas and a Vodafone signal repeater. You put one antenna outside; another one – inside the building, next to the booster box. And that’s it! Your signal is improved.
By the way, you can get your very own Vodafone signal booster box not only for your house or office. We have boosters that will work their magic from your car or even boat! Imagine not having to worry about the quality of the signal even when you hit the road. Now it has become so easy to improve Vodafone signal and enjoy flawless mobile and Internet connection.
MyAmplifiers team has been on the market for over ten years. We are there to answer any of your questions all day long. Moreover, we ship our signal boosters worldwide.
Note: information on Vodafone frequencies is taken from public sources. MyAmplifiers.com thoroughly monitors its relevance and guarantees 97% accuracy. However, if you have any doubts concerning the compatibility of a specific booster model with Vodafone frequencies in your region, please, contact our managers.
Customer Stories
Yusuf Güven
(Turkey, Kirikkale)