Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best HD antena I've ever owned. Delivers strong, consistent signal. The price is a much higher than all the others, but it is worth the money. Beware that assembly is required

Works great when the weather is normal. Some interruptions on some channels when wind is blowing pretty hard. Over all, we are happy we got rid of our cable. This is installed on our tv indoors, best reception is in front of the window.

I was skeptical that this antenna would pick up as good as it did. After dumping satellite tv and switching to streaming tv, we did not get all our local channels. I attached this on the roof to the old dish pole, aimed it and was able to receive over 30 channels. Most channels are in HD.

We are 40-60 miles from the TV stations but were easily able to pick up most of them with the antenna indoors. It will eventually get set up outside on a tall mast which will make reception easier.

Easy to install and works great in the attic area of our home. living in the Texas Hill country our reception was not very good, but this antenna really did the trick. Hooked up four TVs with no amp. The nearest broadcast station is about 35 miles away.

Antenna works good from inside the house or out. The thing is where your house is that makes the biggest effect.

Works great. We live at least 65+ miles from Denver and it seems to be picking up all of the channels and even some in Cheyenne.

It is great if you want to leave the antenna alone and not keep moving it for reception. I have only used it indoors and I get over 70 channels. Definitely would get more outside however I am happy with the quality.

This Antenna has gotten our family more than we would get from Direct TV on channels. We've had Direct for almost 5yrs and spending over $100 monthly for some programming that didn't meet our needs.

Easy to assemble. Easy to mount. Went from 40 channels with my old indoor antenna to over 200 with the Clearview 4MAXX. It's mounted inside my attic with only a single uninsulated wall to "see" through.

So far this works great. It picks up the channels we got through the local cable service.

Well I installed this on my roof, but with the few 2 story houses around I had to mount it in a pole and after that. I got a letter saying to remove it, it was an eye soar according to my HOA. But for the short time it was up, it was awesome.

I purchased this digital HDTC Antenna for our flat screen TV in our sun porch that does not have cable TV access. It is an excellent antenna, picking up 100's of "free" television stations and displaying them in crystal clear quality!

Incredibly easy to assemble. Literally had it operational in less than 10 minutes. I installed it in my attic and piped it in through the house cable system to two televisions. I am now receiving over 50 HD channels of very high quality.

I live between Boston and New Hampshire, so we can pick up over 60 OTA channels. This antenna was easy to set up, and works great even though I set it up in a bit of a compromise position in order to get channels from both Boston and NH...

We had difficulties using internal antennas to pick up our local channels. We installed this unit on the outside of our house and can view all of our local channels without any issues. We are so glad we bought this specific antenna.

It was fairly easy to assemble but did find a cheaper one elsewhere, which was ..... Anyway the southern channels come in well. It will be something to watch while cutting cable!

Practical and works well for most local channels. Location and direction is the key to getting the best reception and multiple channels. It works better than some of it's smaller competing devices.

This antenna has been absolutely wonderful. Unless a severe storm is over top my house, reception is crystal clear. Unit is small and light weight. Didn’t even mount yet, stuck it behind tv stand. Works perfectly.

This antenna is very directional. This works best if you live outside of a city and all of your stations are in a single direction. I live in a city with many stations a few degrees apart in rotation. I tried to use it to replace a cheap omni-directional antenna. This antenna pulled in fewer stations but pulled them in better. I ended up going back to the old antenna to get more stations. My issues aren't quality. It's more of having the right tool for the right job. I am holding on to it since I will be moving further out of town in about two years. Buy it if all your stations are in the same direction from your TV.