Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works excellent on my outdoor tv, just sitting on a table!

Works as advertised. Great HD signal for all big four networks

We use it in our office. It works okay but does better when the lights are off. Evidently the current interferes with the signal. Still for being inside a concrete building the signal is better than I expected.

Good replacement for the antenna I previously had. I can get more local channels. Sometimes the weather affects the display, but for the most part, this was a good choice.

Easy to mount,works much better than inside antenna!

This is a large antenna, meant for outdoors or attic area. It does pick up long range channels! very happy with purchase

So glad to cut the cord to cable, this was our first digital antenna and we now receive all local channels. Super easy install.

Had a professional come to install high end HD Antenna outdoors. Installer ended up using my Clearvision Antenna and not his! He did place an amplifier in line and we now receive 39 OTA channels which is great for our area.

It serves it’s purpose without looking dated... Awesome buy

I live in a hilly area and could not get channel 10 on my tv. After getting this tv antenna, no more problems picking up the stations.

I installed one in my place and one in my parent's home. This one actually lives up to the claims and is very versatile and easy to aim correctly. One is 30 and one is 50 miles from most of the antennas and reception is 4-5 bars. Very strong excellent now power-boosting was needed at this range.

Wanted an antenna that I could put outside and this one is doing the job. Sometimes have trouble bringing in kvly but I think that’s do to my place facing more south

Nice antenna but still misses a lot of channels I know it would do better outdoors but that is not an option for me. It does pick up a few I could not get before

Might have worked if we could run wire to outside the home. Did not work wherever we tried to place it in the home. Probably due to the structure.

This provided 15 channels which is the same number of channels I can get with a less expensive and more attractive antenna.

This should be part of your arsenal to cut the cord and ditch pay tv altogether. From my area it could pull in 60 channels, but only 40 are viewable clearly. The material seems that it is heavy duty and can withstand the weather. Use the antennapoint app to calibrate this antenna and you should be good to go.

I like because I can get old free air channels I was

Picked up this antenna to try out with the intention to mount outdoors in the future. Using it indoors with the included stand the VHF elements noticeably increased my ability to pull in the Hi VHF stations, that were always digitizing, in my area over the flat Mohu I was using before.

I was skeptical but decided to try the clearstream 2max, and with out an amplifier, I was able to pull in 33 stations including NBC FOX and PBS. I thought about trying an amplifier later on to see if I can get more stations but satisfied for now.

If you don't have cable, you are limited to what you can watch without an antenna. I called up to ask for suggestions re: an antenae. Our Moku had stopped working so the service man suggested I try the Clearstream for stronger reception. It can go either inside / out. But I haven't tested it outside as my axial cable isn't long enough. The antena will not work inside the cabinet so it must be set on the floor. It 's large and obtrusive. I don't why the number of channels would be less than what I had with the other antenna.