Antennas Direct - ClearStream 4MAX Complete Amplified Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna with Mast, Coaxial Cable, Amplifier, and 3-Way Splitter - Black

I have nothing but good things to say about this antenna. First, it solved my dilemma of local channels. I pay Cox $90/month for just internet, but my wife wanted local channels 12, 15, Fox, 3, etc., and I did not want to spend the extra $70/month for something that is free, but our indoor antenna was not getting a good signal from South Mountain. So, I bought this Clearstream 4Max antenna and mounted it to a roof peak about 20 feet high. Problem solved. The install was a bit more involved than a standard install since I had to route the wire down the side of the house, through an existing cable hole in the stucco, then through a cable channel I already had in my family room. But as soon as I removed the old antenna and connected the Clearstream we had a perfect signal on every local channel. My wife is delighted. The coax connection outside is super simple – just screw the provided 50-foot coax to the antenna and run it into the house. Then on the TV side there is a powered connector which provides the antenna IN and TV OUT which is powered by USB. Most TVs have a USB power out. But they also provide a 3-way splitter which can send the antenna signal to up to 3 TVs and I want to connect two more TVs in other rooms, but here’s where it gets a little complicated. I already have COX internet on the interior coax throughout the house, so to use the existing wiring for the antenna signal I’m going to have to do some reconfiguring at the coax junction box outside but we’ll leave that for another day. Bottom line: great product and they give you every thing you need for a basic install.

This antenna is simply amazing! I can’t believe I was trying to get live tv without it! I used to have a few local broadcast channels drop in and out which made watching sports aggravating. I live in the DFW area. Now I no longer have that problem! I get way more channels too compared to my flat antenna which is now going in the donation pile. Great device, I would definitely recommend. I have it placed looking out my front living room window but plan on installing it in my attic later.

Excellent so far. I was skeptical about spending $200 on this when I could get the lesser same model for $149. This has cable, a power boost that attaches to the usb input on tv I did install a 36” galvanized pipe to the mast for more height and it’s great. Ione thing I found out this must be leveled both upright and squared,I downloaded the app to see proximities of antennas did take a few minutes to tweak it but so far after a week in the air I’ve got 84 channels and no pixelating and if anyone is in my area fox 13 is the hardest to pull in I use it as my test when adjusting the direction of the antenna. If anything changes in the next few weeks I’ll let you know.

Didn't want to pay for cable at seasonal home, so got this antenna and installed it up in the attic. Fished the provided 30ft coax down the walls to basement where I installed the splitter near an outlet. Turns out that I needed the provided amplifier and it helped the signal. I used the antenna point app and honed right in on the best direction to face. Final results was good. Unfortunately, ESPN is not broadcast, so cannot see most sports.

This antenna is awesome! I replaced one I have had for about 6 years. This new technology has added at least 6 or 7 channels and much more defined picture