microcell not working for iPhone

@brtman64 - I'm assuming it was disabling WiFi Assist that worked. I'm not a fan of WiFi Assist and I believe that Apple enables it by default. It has nothing to do with WiFi-C (WiFi Calling) or WiFi in general, but it does chew up the battery as well as your data plan. It's meant to force your phone to keep an internet connection if cellular gets weak but WiFi is available. 

If your iPhones are iPhone SE and above, you can do WiFi-C which offers better voice quality and reliability so you don't even need the MicroCell.

@brtman64 - good. LTE is problematic for some iPhones and I'm not sure why. It could be that the LTE signal in your area is just strong enough that the phone gets confused on which signal to lock onto. WiFi Assist is another issue that causes problems as well.

Keep in mind that if you use WiFi-C on your iPhone but your other phones are not WiFi-C capable, you'll have to decide on whether to use WiFi-C or the MicroCell. The reason being is that iPhones (and other phones as well) will preferentially attempt to connect to a cellular signal instead of WiFi so your will have conflicts. The only workaround is to enable Airplane Mode on your phone which turns off the cellular radio. Not all of our iPhones are WiFi-C capable so I don't use WiFi-C even tho I prefer it over the MicroCell.

Is it the same for S7 android?  I have same problem but with an S7

@gia917 - Android-based phones have a long history of not playing nice with the MicroCell. Mainly because of the open-sourceness of the OS (just about anything can be added which may or may not interfere with other options/functions). Try disabling LTE on your phone and see if that helps.

Hey Chief, FYI!

WiFi Assist uses cellular data when WiFi connectivity is poor....not how you described it in the earlier post.