915MHz Antenna 10dBi Gain for Meshtastic LoRa Long Range Soft Whip Antenna, 17cm Omni SMA Male Black (1 Pack)

I Bought 2 Of These For my Small Meshtastic Nodes & As Soon As I Got Them Open I Put Them On My Analyzer To See What They Looked Like & I Am Happy To Report These Are The Good Ones This Is What Ya Want For Your Meshtastic (on Your Person Nodes) I Bought Another One I Thought Was The Same (It was a Little Cheaper) But When Tested It Was Not The Same, It Was Junk According To My Analyzer So These Are The Ones I Buy From Now On For All Of My Nodes ! ! These Will Increase Your Range Exponentially To BTW..Went From 200-300 Yards To About 2+Miles !

Work way better then the sock antennas.

I bought these antennas to replace the "glue-stick" ones that came with my mesh radio kits. These antennas are much, much better than the stock antennas that shipped with my kits. These antennas have an SWR that averages about 1.5-1.6 across the 902-928 MHz range. The antennas seem to be good quality, fit well, and improved the performance of my mesh LoRa radios (TX/RX range). I would buy these again if I need to replace the stock 915MHz antennas with flexible ones that are relatively inexpensive.

I installed this MakerHawk 915 MHz antenna set (2-pack) on a LilyGo T-Echo and T-Deck running Meshtastic, and overall I’m happy with the results. The build quality is solid for the price — both antennas feel well-made, with smooth threads and a firm mount once attached. Nothing feels cheap or flimsy. What I liked: Build quality and consistency are solid. The whips have just enough rigidity without feeling brittle, and the connectors seat tightly. I saw about a 15–20 percent improvement in message reliability and RSSI readings compared to the small stubby antennas that come with most boards. Range improvement wasn’t dramatic, but enough to make the mesh feel more stable. They worked flawlessly with Meshtastic out of the box. No tuning, no connector quirks, just plug in and go. The two-pack pricing makes sense if you’re setting up multiple nodes or keeping a spare on hand. What could be better / some caveats: The advertised 10 dBi rating isn’t realistic. Based on real-world testing, these behave closer to 5–6 dBi, which still counts as an upgrade but not a huge one. As with any whip antenna, placement matters a lot more than the printed gain. Height and clear line-of-sight had a bigger effect on performance than swapping between antennas. Packaging and info are bare-bones — no specs or mounting notes beyond what’s on the listing. Verdict: For the price, these MakerHawk antennas are a solid 4-star upgrade for anyone running Meshtastic on LilyGo hardware. They’re built well, deliver a small but noticeable performance boost, and look cleaner than most budget options. Just keep expectations realistic — you’re getting dependable 5–6 dBi performance, not a miracle range extender.

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Works great on my Meshtastic device. I have it mounted outside with a solar panel charging it. This antenna gives me a decent range. Excellent build quality. Excellent value.

This is for the full wavelength version. Not resonant at the advertised 915 MHz, see picture. Overall length is 15-1/4 inch long.

Works great! I replaced the stock “stick” antenna that comes with the Heltec V3 with this, and jumped from 13 to 298 nodes seen on Meshtastic.

The 915 MHz Meshtastic antenna has proven to be an outstanding addition to my communication setup, delivering reliable performance and impressive range. Its robust construction ensures durability even in challenging outdoor environments, while the optimized frequency design provides excellent signal clarity and minimal interference. Installation was straightforward, and I noticed an immediate improvement in both connectivity and data transmission between nodes. Whether used for hobbyist projects or more advanced mesh network applications, this antenna consistently exceeds expectations, making it a highly recommended choice for anyone seeking to enhance their Meshtastic experience.