Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m happy with the reception that I receive from the antenna. Like the old days when the wind blows hard you do lose the signal a little. Only took about an hour to mount on the roof and run the cable down.

I guess for $70 I expected more. I scan for channels get 42 out of 69. Couple days late I have to rescan I'm down to 17. I rescan again back to 36. The antenna's been in the same place every time. It's place in front of the sliding doors inside.

Tried to put up outside. Couldn't pick up signal due to homes being in the way. Will be adding more cable to attach to the peak of the roof line in a couple of weeks.

It was a little hard to Set up But once it was Up it was good and Works wonders

Geek squad installed antenna in the attic, and it performs great.

Easy to set up, great reception! I would recommend.

Using with HD home run. Picks up about 32 channels

I purchased three other brands of ota antennas and neither could get ‘ABC’ clearly. I would constantly move these antennas to try to lock-in channels. With the 2Max, I was able to receive over 80 channels including ‘ABC’- clearly! I am using this antenna indoors, but do plan to install in my attic for even better reception.

Got lots more channels than others I have tried. If this doesn’t work best for you then return and buy the bigger version with double antenna “8”

This is my second external antenna, and is than its replacement. I get both DC and Baltimore digital stations from my suburban location in Gaithersburg, MD. Location is outside second floor window.

It is okay and I am using it but the one I had before worked better!

The channels I am able to get come in very good and just as clear as cable

easy to set up. Unfold, connect to the TV antenna location & voila! The indoor stand is a little clunky. Next step connect to where Dish TV was outside so the whole house has access. Had it a month- still works.

I live near downtown denver was able to get 85 channels for free. Mounted to my roof and tied it into the cable that the satelite dish used to use! Works great! No need for a strong antenna if you live near a metro area. Just point it toward the towers and the TV will do the rest!

I tried the antenna in the attic and it wasn’t as good as having it on the roof, Facing toward the TV towers in our area. I pick up all the local channels public stations and on a smart TV, I get all the streaming features.

Temporary set up at ground level brought in more than expected channels. when the Corona scare is over plan on permanent install. Initial reaction was very good and excellent customer service advice on location suggestion and radar plot to transmitter location.

Its good got a lot of channels indoors but works better outdoor

Was using one of those indoor flat antennas. Several key stations were unavailable or cut in and out. I thought I would need to roof mount this to get coverage, but when I set up on ground mounted pole to test, all the channels came in at 100%. So I permanently mounted about 8 feet high on the pole and get great signal.

Good price for starting to cut the cords going to buy other one for other tv

I live 45 miles from the nearest transmission tower and doubted I could get any reception. I have a concrete house with a metal roof, so have the trifecta of bad circumstances. I was able to get a few channels inside, but ended up with almost 20 when I hung it 18 feet up on the yard light and ran a cable inside. Now I can watch football for free!