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StreamWise Solutions - outdoor TV antenna

StreamWise Solutions

(43 reviews)

Five stars for StreamWise Solutions, and special recognition for Juan…read more I originally contacted StreamWise to install an outdoor OTA antenna for our home. I've been using OTA television for about 13 years and currently have five TVs, each with its own indoor antenna. That setup worked, but I wanted to finally move to a properly installed outdoor antenna that could serve the entire house. StreamWise absolutely delivered on that. The reception from the new outdoor antenna is outstanding. Channels that could be inconsistent with the indoor antennas are now coming in extremely well, and having one properly installed antenna serving the house is a much cleaner and better solution. But surprisingly, the OTA installation may not even be the most valuable thing StreamWise did for me. Our house already had RJ45/Ethernet connections installed in multiple rooms, but they were useless because the wiring and central panel was not complete / bad. I wanted to take advantage of those connections for years because I prefer hardwired internet for stationary devices rather than having everything competing over Wi-Fi. Juanito took the time to look at the existing wiring, understand what had been done in the house, troubleshoot the panel, and get the Ethernet connections functioning. And he explained the setup so I actually understand how to manage it going forward. That is the real game changer for me. We're a family of four with a lot of connected devices, multiple TVs, streaming, security cameras, and everything else on three floors! Until now, most of that depended heavily on Wi-Fi. With the existing Ethernet infrastructure finally working, I can hardwire TVs and other high-use stationary devices (work laptop) throughout the house and reserve Wi-Fi for the devices that actually need it. That should allow me to get much more out of the internet connection I already have rather than simply paying for increasingly higher bandwidth. It also gives me the flexibility to consider lower-cost internet plans and other ISPs because the home network itself is no longer the bottleneck. That is what impressed me most about Juanito. He didn't simply show up, install the antenna I requested and leave. He recognized another problem that was important to me, took the time to work through it, fixed it, and then helped me understand the solution. That kind of service is worth calling out. So if you're considering StreamWise for an OTA antenna, I can absolutely recommend them. The antenna installation and reception have been excellent. But in my case, getting the wired network throughout my house working properly may end up being even more valuable over the long term. This is not inexpensive work especially all the things I needed help with like my RJ45 fix so I spent the money to do it right. I expect my ROI to take a few years, if not in one year if I can get the right ISP and affordable plan soon. In short, excellent work by StreamWise and especially Juanito. This was one of those service calls where I ended up getting considerably more value than I expected. Highly recommended. p.s. once I get the new internet, start seeing the savings plan to look at other options as needed. A mesh system to increase any bandwidth dead spots, I find and possibly the Tablo concept. Most likely will give Streamwise that business. I need them to stick around.

Juan from Streamwise Solutionsdid an excellent job in the installation of Tablo TV and updating 5…read moretelevision sets in our home

Viaero Wireless

Viaero Wireless

(6 reviews)

Unfortunately, having test drove the "network" for a few days... and I say days, because... it was…read moreall of 7 and I took the phone back, and couldn't port the new number, so just got another new one with T-Mobile... but, no. Just... unless this is your ONLY option, choose something else. Rural areas here are decent with T-Mobile and AT&T for "speedy" LTE/5G and for "okay" LTE/5G Verizon is slowly improving. Their 5G is VERY spotty though; AT&T and T-Mobile at least cover large chunks of the State with 5G. Verizon is mostly metro areas only and even then, 5G may not exist. I have areas of Lakewood I visit where the only service that works is T-Mobile. Other areas of town, only AT&T... so it really depends on YOUR home location... but don't choose a regional carrier in this area unless forced. I didn't AT ALL have a good experience with Viaero... but using their towers while "roaming" on AT&T? Marginally ok. Go figure, but... I wouldn't choose this over say, T-Mobile and even 1-2 bars of signal. Get a cellular repeater, and go that route.

I've suffered through having Viaero for almost three years now. To repeat what others have stated:…read more"I wish I could give zero stars" because I could, I would, if it were possible. They'll start by padding your bill with unwanted phone insurance coverage (which the deductible is more than the cost of the phone in most case). Many of their 'flagship' phones would be 2nd line players with any 'real' carrier like T-Mobile or Verizon. Once you get started, there's where the real fun starts. Your internet connectivity will be constantly down, you'll call, they'll say you're too far from the tower (I can stand on my front porch and see mine 1561 meters away). Then when you get connectivity, you'll be throttled constantly per day and then monthly. Then if you call back to try and find out information about your data usage and throtting, you'll get the only free thing Viaero offers, dumb looks, peppered with a healthy serving of "I don't knows". I cannot wait for my StarLink package to arrive so that I can drop these morons, and port my numbers to google voice. Yes, I'll pay more, but the feeling of kicking these morons to the curb is priceless. Buyer beware.

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