Customer Ratings & Reviews

Range is powerful. Reception is HD. I have it mounted on the wall where the walls meet (top corner up to ceiling). I get over 60 channels. My location is 1,000ft off the Hudson so I have a clear field of range from NJ and Manhattan with no obstructions. You'll be satisfied.

I purchased this antenna a few weeks ago and I love it. The antenna picks up loads of channels, that come in crystal clear. The only issue with this antenna, is if your using it for the indoors it's a bit bulky. Besides the size all in all this is a great device.

I get more channels then I expected, a total of 39 and are as clear as having cable. It wasn't hard to install, I tried it in one of my windows and got 19 channels but wanted to see if it would be better on the side of the house about 12 feet up and it works great so far, I do scan every once in a while to keep the number of channels that I can get but it is not a problem to do so. I would recommend this to anyone not only a friend and it works in a heavy rain storm with out any problems.

Inside antenna only got about 30 channels, bought this wondering how much better it would be. Easy to install on roof of single story park model in an RV park. Antenna increased my channels to 75 channels. Excellent!

I tried two or three indoor/leaf HDTV Antenna's and I found those worked similar to rabbit ear antenna's - you had to constantly move the antenna around the room depending on the TV station. On the other hand, this ClearStream outdoor antenna works flawlessly. I have mine mounted where a Dish 'radar' antenna was and all the free over air TV stations have a clear beautiful picture, no freezes or lag, and with surround sound. I also pick up CBS perfectly where the other leaf indoor antennas did not receive CBS at all. The ClearStream antenna worked very well indoors but it's an eyesore to have in your TV room. If you can mount an antenna outside or in the attic, I would definitely recommend this antenna for San Diego city area.

Picked up after moving to Loveland area. Previous antenna was a Clearstream 4V that was great but more directional. Needed an antenna I could use initially inside the house inside until I could setup outside. Also need an antenna that offered a broad coverage range to take advantage of all the channels near the Denver area. The antenna worked really well just sitting in the living room, about 20+ channels. Moved it to the attic and got 30+ channels. Added a Winegard amplifier to give a little more signal once it was in the attic for those weaker channels. The kit included all the parts needed to either set it up in the living room or a post mount for outdoor mounting. Overall this antenna gave me a lot more than I expected.

I have been using over the air TV for about 8 years now. I have been using a small Phillips brand with an inline amplifier all this time. I added another 4K Tv as a monitor in my study and decided to get this antennae for that set. This antennae outperforms my Phillips and is not even setup outside. Because of this, I will be replacing the Phillips outside with this one which means that it could even be more remarkable. Great price on great reception. All major networks in HD and all subsidiary channels as well as Hispanic, shopping, PBS, christian, and others. All together about 36 to 40 channels I guess. All very clear. Located in Plant City area. Your location and results may differ. Beats having a cable bill.

I bought this after a review from antenna man on you tube for mounting in my attic. I'm in a flat area with the broadcast antennas about 25 miles away. Set up using antennaweb.org to get the direction to aim it when I was in the attic. The antenna was very easy to mount to one of the attic rafters using the hardware included plus some wood screws I had. I also purchased a Channelmaster amp which I placed at the antenna. The antenna alone worked fine without the amp but I was going to run the feed to a panel 50 feet away where I would split the signal 5 times so I wanted to make sure I didn't lose signal strength. When I scanned for the OTA channels I picked up 47 stations including all 4 major networks. And the picture quality is better than the local cable service which I'm getting rid of. Also its been very stable even through some severe lightning storms.

Our family friend needed to cut the ties to Satellite TV and asked me to find and install an over the air antenna. Found several and settled on this one and Man is it good! We were all so surprised at the quality of the picture and the range is about 75 miles. She is so Happy!

Good price. Very satisfied with ease of use and picture quality. Once I identified the area for best reception the antenna worked well. I tried 3 different areas before I found the right area in the house to bring the reception in. I now have 19 channels with good reception with the antenna placed inside near windows. Well satisfied.

Works great in Phoenix area. We set it up in a bedroom and just attached it to the wall behind the TV set. We scanned and picked up a number of channels.

I tried 3 different indoor HD antennas before buying this one and mounting it outside under the eves of my 2nd floor roof = perfect reception ever since. The key was getting the antenna as high as possible and positioning it so it was facing my local broadcasting towers which you can find for your address using various apps.

This antenna is easy to hook up to your tv and on your roof. I received about 40 channels with it on my bottom part of roof. The only thing that would make it better is if you could adjust it from a remote control. Every now and then I have to go outside and move it a bit because a channel doesn’t come in good. I did hook up a booster to it also that seemed to help.

Great antenna here in town, as some of our towers are 40 miles away, while the TV station is only a few blocks from our home. I have to adjust it between infrequently. It's large and obtrusive in the living room, but for free TV, I'll accept that. As for the stand --- it's wobbly. A reinforcement with some decorative wood to make a larger base I suggest, but not necessary.

It is a large antenna so if you are looking something inconspicuous for indoor use I wouldn't recommend it; it really is designed to be installed on a roof of a home. I do get more channels than the original antenna I was using, but it works best near a window when using indoors. If you have the space and don't care about looks it's a good antenna.

I am about 27 miles away from most of the towers with minimal tree coverage and fairly flat terrain. I knew I wouldn’t have any issues with UHF channels as this says it supports to 60 Miles but was a little concerned about being able to get VHF channels with this one. I first tried it upstairs at my house in a bedroom and everything worked perfectly. I then tried it in the basement, as this is where my wire hub is, above a cement wall and it still works perfectly. Couldn’t be happier with this antenna. We’ll worth the money.

This antenna works good. Prep time is minimal and set up is simple. As with any antenna, location is critical. Given the right location and room, this antenna should work well. It does require a bit more space than I thought because of the way the arms extend. However, the reception is good and has broadened our viewing capacity.

It's a pretty good antenna. I use it indoors, so it took some work getting it situated, but it does the job well after that. It is quite pricey admittedly. Got mine on a sale.

Much better stable performance with this antenna than the other flat antennas. Signal is stronger and i was able to place the antenna in one spot and catch multiple channels. With the other flat antennas, you need to move it around to catch the signal better. I used this indoors in a second story apartment building in 10304 zip.

After deciding to cut the cord, I researched the myriad TV antennas available and picked this one because it had good reviews and a good reputation. I installed it in the attic, which isn't as good as a roof installation, but I thought it would be good enough. I had to position it and reposition it until I got good reception. There were still issues due to weather and weak signals, so I also bought a preamp and a Tablo DVR which for the most part cleared up those problems. I still can't pick up all the available channels (25 miles away from the transmitters), but that might be because of my attic choice. Channels that do come in are crisp and sharper than they were on cable. I understand that cable signals are compressed and OTA signals aren't. All in all, I'm happy with the antenna setup now that I have it squared away.