Customer Ratings & Reviews

Between a local network dispute for my Dish Network service and removing my dish for a while to do repairs on my house, I went down a rabbit hole on trying to pull in all my local channels in the Denver area. I tried two other antennas before this one, all in my garage attic. First was a GE stealth-mount model that looks like a 2' long grey tube, and then second was a GE compact yagi model with a curved dish-like reflector. The stealth tube model worked surprisingly well, but VHF reception wasn't working for a couple key stations (NBC and ABC). I hoped the yagi model would improve VHF-high reception, but was incredibly difficult and too directional to get all the channels I needed. I could get one or the other channels, but not both; odd because they're on the same tower. I'm only about 15 miles from the tower with the 4 major networks. I tried multiple amplifiers, in different locations (at antenna or at TV), and had no luck getting all the channels I needed. I think I was overdriving the tuner on some strong channels, and was just amplifying junk on the weak channels. I read some great reviews on the ClearStream 2MAX and gave it a try. Out of the box I was pretty happy, but overall it was fairly similar to the GE stealth model and I couldn't reliably pull in the 2 VHF channels - the signal strength was just a bit too low. As a last-ditch effort, I ordered a VHF reflector kit from Antennas Direct from their website. It's basically a piece of wire grid that gets sandwiched in the middle of the antenna. Apparently earlier versions of this had the reflector, but it can reduce gain from the back side of this antenna. In my situation, it made a significant improvement. It was just enough of a bump in gain to keep the strength up on those VHF channels, and a station in the opposite direction didn't suffer much. I am now pulling in 60 channels quite happily. All-in, I'm over a hundred dollars, which is more than I started at, but finally have a working antenna that will serve as a good backup for frequent Dish disputes and outages from weather.

I am able to get in all the channels I couldn’t before. It’s amazing I love it.

Great for reaching over the air stations. Better picture quality than cable.

This is touted as an indoor/outdoor antenna. However i was unable to get a quality picture when used inside. I was however able to get a great picture, even through trees, when mounted outside. You decide...

I already receive many free channels, and cut the cable.

so far been working good get between 40 to 48 channels very clear on rainy day you got turn towards or move antenna

This product has a 60 mile rating but really only gets that if it is mounted outdoors. I could not get more than 2 local channels when I put it inside my abode but now get almost 20 now that I moved it outside. It is rugged and well built. It does not have any coaxial cable so you will need to buy some separately. It has an app to help aim it towards your local station antennas.

I hooked it up and nothing! I downloaded antenna point app and got it to work great

This antenna never missed a beat great and clear HD and did you know great digital

Have this installed with Rocketfish amplifier. Provides 44 channels to my 3 TVs.

I have a 40” TV that needed to be mounted to the wall and it has streaming available but I needed an attenna for regular channels. One fine gentleman assisted in finding the right equipment.

Works like we hoped it would- bought it so we could watch the Olympics and Daytona 500

I was skeptical at first but after installing I was able to pick up around 20 channels

Looking for something I didn't have to mount outside, but would pull in better signals than rabbit ears or those cheap flat notebook paper sized antennas. I found what was needed with this 2MAX unit. It is bigger than most indoor antennas ( roughly 1.5 ft tall when assembled) but definitely fills the bill. Much stronger signal, and pulled in over a dozen more channels clearly unattainable with the other alternatives. The quality is excellent and assembly was very simple. Would recommend.

Picks up all the stations within the advertised area with high quality HD picture.

Was easy to use. Plug into television and tv will tune into the channels you want.

Did not include items needed to hook up to tv. Size is larger for area needed than thought

Replaced a different HD antenna. This pulled in channels the other one didn't.

Very light weight and easy to install. Very good reception 30 miles from town.

We cut the cord on cable TV and purchased this antenna - we first had it inside and connected to one TV - then we moved it outside and connected to the network of TV’s in the house and it is working great so far - we’ve only had it in place for 2 weeks now!