Customer Ratings & Reviews

Picked up 27 local channels. Streaming services want $50 per month, I paid $25ish forever.

Works as advertised. Clean and clear channels all from this antenna.

Tried to use this in an urban setting. We were able to get a limited number of channels with a weak signal that would have glitches. It may have worked better if there was fewer buildings and trees between us and the broadcast towers. It was easy to set up. Getting the rooftop antenna replaced made a huge positive difference.

Amazingly cheap investment! I can watch local college/NFL games without having to pay for expensive services. Connection can be spotty at times but no worse than online platforms.

This amplified HDTV antenna was easy to install. I just have the local channels and was frustrated that it was difficult to get the NBC channel. This indoor antenna receives all the digital channels available! I rate this with 5+ stars!!

Good antenna. Unfortunately limited by my apartment complex with VHF channels. UHF channels come in clean.

Works better than a similar priced antenna previously purchased. I have it located in the basement of a ranch style house, not near a window, yet I receive sporting events clear and without breaking up. I do wish the cords were longer.

Excellent value for the price. It works very well, at least for us from a residential location on the near West End of the city of Richmond, Virginia. I would buy another one again in the future if the occasion arises.

So, I tried out a non-amplified flat antenna, and it was doing okay, but some of the stations were a bit, well, let's say "choppy and blocky." I mean, come on, I just wanted to watch Jeopardy! Then I came across this Best Buy amplified antenna. I mean, it was the cheapest one I could find, so why not, right? And guess what? It gets 23 channels, including the one for my Jeopardy fix. Who would've thought? Oh, and by the way, the location of the antenna is no joke. I moved it just a foot, and bam, the reception changed big time. So, bottom line, the amplifier really does the trick. But hey, your mileage may vary depending on where you are and what TV you've got. Oh, and pro tip: keep an eye out for those open box deals at Best Buy. I mean, who doesn't love a good discount, right? Happy channel surfing, folks!

Didn't think this antenna would work but it works very well. It's picked up more than two dozen stations, including ones I had a hard time picking up in the NYC tri-state area, like MeTV, Laff and RTV.

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At first I had a hard time to get it to work on my TV and then I finally figured it out and got it working.

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Bought for my mother in law as we had to rearrange the tv spot in here house and it didn't have an antenna access. Has worked great and she can now watch local tv stations.

There's lots of local broadcast channels and this little antenna pulls them all in. Didn't have to play with positioning it any certain way to get them all. Great antenna and easy to connect any use.

The instructions say to connect and then do a manual channel scan but I did not have to do that as it pulled in the local channels already! I did not receive any other channels besides the local channels but that is okay, that is what I needed. I also only placed it on the stand by a window and did not apply to window. Works well. Good quality picture.

For an inexpensive small antena, it worked pretty good. When I purchased it, I did not know it came with a signal amplifier. It did not pick up a couple of the stations only 27 miles from me until I hooked up the amplifier. Then it worked well for all stations in our area. My farthest station is the 27 mile station. I have it inside taped to a window facing in the "general" direction of the majority of the stations. I would recommend if your stations are within 30 miles.

It is difficult to review the antenna as I don't have a spare TV to connect it to. It receives all the channels in the area, however I occasionally lose the signal for certain stations. Is it due to the antenna, the antenna placement, the tv, the broadcast antenna? I can't really say as I don't have a reliable way to test the variables. On a good day it does receive all the stations with no problems.

Works well but you really need to consider where towers are in your area. What worked excellent for my area didn't work excellent for my mother-in -laws, and she's 9.7 miles away from me. She has most local channels but missing channel 7 abc in a nyc borough

Best money I’ve spent, it has no problems for me. It saves you so much in the long run.