Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the way this antenna can be mounted vertically so it doesn't stand out as much. It also picks up channels well.

Depending on the direction you face the antenna you get a few good channels with no to very rare minimal static.

Got this to replace the old indoor antenna that we have used for a while with mixed results. This product, though a little pricey, is a definite improvement! Lot more range with less interruptions.

Were 50+ miles away from all stations and it is hanging on a inside wall and we get most of the major network stations

I was skeptical when I ordered this antenna. I have tried a number of the flat digital indoor models that just didn’t get me anything as advertised. I had not tried one that could be mounted in the attic so I was hopeful. When received it took a while to determine the best location for mounting. The website which the instructions listed pointed me in the right direction. The only thing I do not like about this is that the framework for the antenna is strong and rigid, which is good, but makes it hard to get it pointed in the exact direction needed. There should be a mounting bracket that allows it to be rotated once it is mounted but that is a minor problem. I went from about 10 channels using an indoor table mounted antenna to now 56 channels. Not all of them are real clear but somewhat acceptable. I’m pleased with the results.

As the cable bill kept going up we finally decided to cut the cord. We are saving over $90 a month without cable--in one year we will save $1080. The out of pocket costs this year are this antenna, two Roku devices and a streaming service for $99 a year. Next year we only have to pay for the $99 streaming service. Cha ching! First week was not easy as you have to change your way of watching programs but when we think of our savings account growing and the time now we spend away from the tv it is worth it. Take the plunge and cut the cord. Your savings account will thank you!

Antenna needs to be just in the right spot but works for local channels only. Great alternative to paying the cable bill

Kinda weird looking but it functions very well. This one has a better ability to catch OTA signals than those flakey flat antennas that need to be constantly adjusted to catch the rest of the channels.

I watch mostly youtube, at times I want the local news so I use this and it works well. I live in an apartment and I am surrounded by trees and buildings and it still pulls in the stations

Bought this to cut the cable. Placement was critical. Used it indoors and it gets the same channels as my outdoor one used to get. Can't place it outdoors so it's a great option to get TV.

I purchased the ClearStream 2MAX antenna to use with my Roku. It pulls in the local channels I want to view with crispness & clarity. I like the base and have it conveniently sitting on an end table.

The antenna is simple but picks up all the local stations. We are saving money as we canceled cable to use this. We plan to buy another one for the camper as well. Easy to hang, works indoors or outdoors.

This will replace one cable box and I can save money instantly. Not sure yet if I can connect multiple TVs successfully.

I opted out of cable this year, going for Amazon Prime, Netflix and Roku. But I wanted local channels. What really surprised me was the good quality of reception. Very happy with this product.

Does good on clear days and nights. Not so good during rainy windy weather. 64 channels which is pretty good

This is pretty good. We are able to get several channels. We will probably get one that goes outside though.

Have it set up inside and it gets great reception. Glad I got this!

put this in my attic and will be mounting it to chimney this summer. I get about 13 channels. The clarity is awesome

A bit pricey. For my location, I did pick up any additional channels for indoor use than a cheaper antenna. Take more space because of the horizontal antenna. Due to the shape, it is hard to hang to the wall surface compare to others.

It's easy to set up and use. I didn't think the resolution was as good as the one I ended up keeping.