How's that Sprint AIRAVE working out for you?

by Darren Murph posted Sep 12th 2008 at 6:50PM

So, you took the plunge and forked over a Benjamin (or just kvetched loudly enough to a CSR) and ended up with a Sprint AIRAVE, huh? Now that you've had a few weeks to test it out in your abode, we're interested to know if it has met and / or exceeded expectations. Head on over to this week's episode of How Would You Change to speak your mind.

Filed under: Peripherals, Samsung, Sprint, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: airave, cdma, femtocell, how would you change, HowWouldYouChange, hwyc, samsung, sprint, ubicell

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singh @ Sep 12th 2008 7:05PM

Got it for free thru retentions with waived monthly fee coz signal in my home has always sucked but SERO keeps me going!! Ordered it at 4 pm got it at 10 am next day, hooked up in 5 mins. always 5 bars on my 2 touches....crystal clear voice, releif from dropped calls all at 30$/mo. :)

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Amhran @ Sep 13th 2008 10:33AM

I was pretty excited for when this was coming out a few months ago. It seems to be doind pretty well though I dont really agree with the monthly chargees on it like most people.

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Crowza @ Sep 13th 2008 3:38PM

Mine doesn't work. The system light flashes red. Contacted technical support and they now say it won't function in my area yet. Apparently "nationwide rollout" doesn't mean everywhere there is Sprint coverage.

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livinonnosleep @ Sep 13th 2008 5:25PM

Wow, singh i have to admit that its pretty impressive that they would waive the fee while you are on a SERO plan. Considering that they probably loose money giving you service each month in the first place. Not that i don't believe it. just that i'm supprised at it thats all.

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mrsalty @ Sep 14th 2008 10:23AM

Sprint dumped it WORST customes over the last year so, many of the remaining customers make a solid foundation from which to grow. If they just bend over backwards for them for a few years they will help bring in additional users by letting them know what great service Sprint has...well, will have.

ATT better roll something out like this in the next 6 months or our company of about 50 will definitely make the switch...back to Sprint.

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Peter F @ Sep 14th 2008 1:01PM

grumble grumble grumble: you buy nextel and don't make your Airave work with it....

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Peter S @ Sep 24th 2008 9:00AM

My Airave came up in 20 minutes and lit up the entire house (5250 sq. feet) like a Chrismas tree!!! I live in a Sprint "dead zone" and now I have 5 bars on the 1st floor and no worse than 3 bars on the 2nd floor and basement. The Airave really does the trick! Paying a monthly fee of $4.99 just to have the improvement of service is well worth it and I'm paying another $10 for unlimited service for my wife who is home most of the day and now uses her Sprint phone for the vast majority of her calls. Now that we have the Airave, we may elliminate a 2 lines that are costing us almost $100 a month! So paying $15 a month for the Airvae is a no brainer!!! I lvoe this thing!