Customer Ratings & Reviews

Knowing that all antennas are subject to weather conditions, this one does ok. It says it pulls in stations 70 miles or so away. No...but it does do a decent job at about 45 miles away. From where we live there are 13 stations within 45 miles. The antenna picks up 3 really good, 6 mostly good, and 4 not at all.

Pretty good signal inside an older house. The base is a bit of a pain because the wire slips out a lot. But, if you are mounting it, this won't be an issue.

We put this antenna in our attic and run coaxial cables down to our living room and bedrooms. The antenna works great for picking up our local channels and other channels. Best purchase one can make of your cutting the cord to cable and satellite.

This was good for TV in garage for my husband while working, and we can get our local station news and viewing we are unable to get with our Dish programing in our house. If we bought the larger antenna we would have been able to pull in even stronger and more programs. This works great for what we need.

If you want to get the most available channels, get this up high and out in the open. Just out of curiosity and laziness we sat it in different locations around the house till we finally climbed on the roof and mounted it and we went from 6 local stations to 18. The stations come in crystal clear, even if the selection isn't the greatest. The options also vary by location widely, so check online to see if you might be able to receive the stations you are looking for.

Gets very good reception but is a little bulky to hide.

Our cable goes out occasionally and this is a great backup. It picks up channels from a neighboring town 30 miles away very well. In addition to major networks, we get many channels of 70s game shows and westerns

Plugged it in, ran a scan, got what I wanted. I live roughly 45 miles from Chicago and receive CBS FOX NBC ABC WGN and MORE!

Installation was easy. It immediately picked up 15 channels. I would recommend it.

I bought this for my 78 year old father in Panama City, FL as his outdoor antenna was lost during last years hurricane that devastated the area. He tells me that he can receive 30+ channels from his house and he is using it INSIDE! I told him he might get even better reception if he installed it outdoors. With this information I would definitely recommend this antenna!

I’m in an apartment that doesn’t allow anything such as antennas or satellites on the balcony. We were able to find an indoor spot where I pick up about 15 stations! There’s no telling what stations this antenna would pick up if it were outside and in the right direction for the best reception! I have no complaints at all!

Scans most channels in range. What it pulls in, it does a great job for those channels. No complaints, would buy again. Mount it as high as you can.

A good antenna given how far i am from local towers. I have it in my attice and get great reception over the air channels.

I bought this to get local channels in Corpus where I live. I tested it in the house and then mounted it outside near my DirectTv dish. I removed the dish and plugged my antenna into the connection that goes into my house for all my TVs. They all have local channels now. The only issue I have is not getting the local Fox channel 38 in our area. It appears it is not a antenna issue. All other local channels come in just as good as my DirectTv dish.

tried out multiple antennas, this one performed the best of the bunch. Receives 10 more channels than the others tested

Very good antenna. Can get all the station where i live. But its a little bulky

Mounted in attic space above the garage. Lucky to be able to splice into exiting coax cable to the communications closet so did not need to run new coax. Picks up more stations than I need to watch. Installed in Peoria AZ, where the station towers are probably 30+ miles away.

Lightweight antenna that is very easy to install. Great reception and I get all of the available channels.

Easy enough to install. Gets good reception from the garage attic and connects easily to the Tablo.

This antenna pulls in the stations really good for being inside the house. This is a directional antenna so you have to point the antenna in the direction where the tv stations transmitter is located. There are some good phone apps that will tell you where to point the antenna. All you have to do is enter your zip code. I even got my daughter to cut the cable. Come on, $170+ a month for cable was more than her electric, gas and phone bills combined.