Customer Ratings & Reviews

This antenna picked up 80+ channels in the Mesa, AZ area. It was recommended by a friend and it worked as well as he said it would.

Get's all channels great.....except CBS2, I live in the far northwest suburbs (Algonquin), and it just doesn't come in

Have it sitting on my end table. Sometimes I have to move it a little, but no more cable. Friend told me if I go up ten feet, will get even better reception. In the summer.

Great Antenna for receiving local channels. I get all local channels but one.

This HDTV antenna was used in an attic installation within the city of Brecksville, Ohio. When pointed toward the city of Cleveland, the antenna was capable of receiving 22 TV stations - many being HDTV 1080p signals. After coupling the antenna with a Winegard AP-8700 UHF/VHF signal pre-amplifier, the ClearStream 2V antenna now receives 43 TV channels - all with rock-solid stability. Using the over-the-air TV signals and watching Netflix for $7.99/month with a birthday gift ROKU box - I have cut $64.00/month from my COX cable bill. WooHoo!

We set this antenna up indoors and set it near a window that faces towards most broadcasting stations in our city. The quality of picture is great and I love the amount of channels we get without having to subscribe to cable. Pair this with the Amazon Fire TV Stick and you can say goodbye to those crazy cable costs.

Great HD reception and easy to install. I downloaded a compass to my phone as recommended on the website and from there it was easy to install and tune in to the stations.

Read the directions twice and assemble once. Outdoor use is one step different from the indoor use instructions. Pulls in all the channels from 26 miles away. The antenna is directional, lucky all my stations are due west. I had to mount outdoors because my attic walls have foil backed insulation blocking the signal. Using this antenna with the amplifier Winegard Boost LNA-100 works ok for my three TVs.

Good bye cable, this antenna was easily installed in my terrace for my new smart tv and dont need cable service ever again. Shows like 60 something channels for free.

Tried multiple indoor antennas with little success. Mounted this antenna in the eve of my roof. Now I get all of my local channels and even 1 that is over 50 miles away.

This gets great picture, and probably due to distance is very sensitive to direction it is pointed. I have it hooked to 1 tv currently and get about 15 channels, but had received up to 30 depending where I point it. Will soon split to hook it up to 4 tvs

Bought a TiVo OTA system an was getting some drop-out with my existing roof antenna. Installed this in my attic, (I recommend researching station broadcasting signal direction for best placement), and it worked like a charm. No more signal loss even in poor weather conditions. Installation was straight-forward. Not sure the construction justifies the price but I can't argue with the results.

My husband is a trucker and has a TV in his truck and always has had trouble picking up tv channels and we he installed this he get more channels and better reception

Originally hooked up antenna to test in my garage and got about 14 channels. Placed it on the roof mounted to an old satellite mount and got 26 channels. Works great.

I am about 18 miles from the towers. the reception is great on about 25 channels. Installation was no problem on a 8' pole attached to my chimney - 2 story house.

Very easy to hook up and hang on side of house. Comes with all hard wear and everything. Picks up real good reception.

My intention purchasing this was to put it outside either on the roof or attach it to the exterior wall. I thought I could attach this to the existing TWC box and be able to get basic channels in all the rooms to my house. Well, that did not work out so well. After spending too much time online researching this, speaking with someone in Bestbuy and speaking with a rep from Clearstream, I was told because I have TWC internet, two signals cannot exist on the lines. I guess if I had DSL it would work. Someone online mentioned using a diplexer etc. which gets a little too involved for me when these HDTV antennas are not that expensive., I use 1byone HDTV antennas in other rooms and those works well. I ended up putting this above my living room window with two robe hooks and it, for the most part gets great reception for ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW etc. For some reason some shows on CBS get minor pixellation. The HVAC system when turning on also causes minor pixellation. Other than that the picture is very clear.

I installed this in my attic and the reception is great; better than the digital TV being provided by my former company.

I purchased this in my efforts to cut the cord with DirecTV. I used tvfool and antennaweb to figure out where my stations were and what the best antenna would be. After purchasing this I mounted it on the side of my house (extremely easy and all hardware provided) and then hooked it up to my Tablo DVR as well as a HDHomeRun Extend. I've had zero issues and it's working great.

This antenna works great. Put on back porch on a pole out of the weather. We live in mountainous area. We get like 20 channels. My son also got one and he put his in his attic. And his works great for him also. So, we dropped cable and use antenna and Amazon Fire. Cut our bill more than in half.