Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this a year ago to watch the end of the 2021 baseball season and MLB playoffs. The SF Giants were in a tear and I was about to drop $250 for game tickets but I ended up changing my mind. Instead I ran to Best Buy and picked up this open box item. Wow, the best $12 I ever spent and it allowed me to watch the game in HD from the comfort of my own home in the SF South Bay Area. The amount of stations received was unbelievable compared to a similar item I had bought years before. I have since relocated to a small agricultural community which is about 90 miles south of SF and now I can only get one or two major network stations from the Monterey Bay Area if the weather is clear and not windy. Nonetheless. This product exceeded my expectations.

Got more channels than I thought possible! Only problem: some channels have bad signal still, but I suppose it’s not too much of an impact

Works as advertised and I can get more than 15+ local channels, most in HD on my TV. This may, of course, depend on one's location relative to the broadcast towers in your area. Simple, cheap and non-intrusive.

Bought to replace old rabbit ears. Only had one wall to mount it on so slid it back and forth to fine tune the reception. Works great with the channels it gets with no drop outs. Otherwise, easy set up. Made well and looks good. Good idea to have black or white side showing.

I bought this for my mother's CASITA that is located right outside of San Antonio (25miles from downtown). She stays in an RV Park and they don't have cable. The reception is AWESOME. We are able to get 60plus channels and the local San Antonio channels are great. It sure does beat paying for cable or internet.

This antenna replaced an older one that appeared to be malfunctioning. It pulls in many more channels than the one it replaced, with a clearer picture. This is great news, since we are located in a fringe area for picking up antenna signals.

I must say after a month of disconnecting from cable. Im beginning to enjoy my decision saving me an extra $150 towards Christmas gifts and more around the house now. We've had expensive bills with Optimum Online for a very long time now and since the transition I researched carefully and with the helpful reviews given on this antenna, I had to jump in. Connected it today and with the TV on the local channels you desire, simply move the antenna in the direction that gives you the best reception. Dont settle on the screens that seem Pixelmator, keep moving the antenna in a suitable direction that gives you a clear reception, then with the double sided sticky tape attach it to your wall. That simple. Working on getting one more for the livingroom also. Im very happy I took that chance and tried it.

Very clear picture. You do have to put it up pretty high on the wall to get the best signal. The good thing is you get a lot of local and other channels without paying cable prices.

I bought two of these, one for my bedroom and one for my living room. I am in one of the worst situations for an antenna: I live on the garden level and my windows face the south side, and all the antennas are in the north. That being said, in my bedroom, all the stations come in flawlessly, even KARE 11, which usually doesn't come in at all because it is VHF and is problematic for most antennas. However, it would fade in and out in my living room, so I ended up getting the SEWOT antenna from Amazon for that. Unfortunately, that one does not get NBC, even though its specs say it gets VHF. However, the picture is perfect for the other stations, so given my situation, I'm going to stick with that one for the living room. So, if you are in the Twin Cities, I highly recommend this antenna if you want to get all the channels.

This antenna works surprising well, is small and lightweight, and simple to set up. Well worth the low price tag. The best feature is certainly the fact it is about the size of a sheet of printer paper, and almost as thin.

This indoor antenna was very easy to install. Very, very thin and you can flip it over to choose black or white display. I do not have a pay subscription box attached to my Roku TV and this gave me all my local channels and more. Good purchase and on sale!

I was pleasantly surprised with how well this works. The price point was really good, so I decided to give it a try and it works really well. I did have to position it properly, it's sensitive in picking up, but once it gets the signal - the picture is really good.

This antenna is great for local channels and does the job very well. I bought two of these, and they are great for the price and high quality.

Streaming through Spectrum has gotten so bad and I watch broadcast channels so this works well for my needs.I got 58 channels with my first search.

It’s worth the price, surprising how many channels it picks up. It doesn’t get the highest signal all the time but that could be my area.

My Indoor Plate HDTV Antenna is a great investment. Coming from using the old "rabbit ears" antenna. I would always had to adjust or turned those rabbit ears, not anymore. The HDTV Antenna is easy mounted on the wall. It give a nice clear picture. I would recommend it to anymore.

This antenna does a great job picking up local channels. At first I tried rabbit ears 1 channel, a old parsec amplified antenna 1 channel then saw this on sale for 19.99 and took a shot. It pulls in between 18 31 channels depending on the room it is placed but only 4 we watch. It gets NBC and Fox in my location easily, had to be more precise to get ABC good and CBS (VHF) which I usually never get comes in sometimes on a good day so not bad at all. Mine are on a wall and the higher the better. Tape does not hold and it drops so after the second time of this I used 2 push pins for the bottom to sit on and one for the top and walla simple fix they now stay on the wall. I have one in the living room not close to any windows and only CBS does not come in no big loss. I got a second one in a different room close to a window and that's where I pull all the channels including the rare CBS signal sometimes. Great antenna for the price.

I live in zip code 20878. This antenna does receive the 4 major network channels well (ABC, Fox, NBC and CBS). Pixelation does occur occasionally, and it is an annoyance (ABC seems to give me the most trouble). This is in spite of trying different locations that I can position the antenna within the length of the attached coax cable. I had purchased this model because it does not need an external source of power, but am considering exchanging and trying an amplified antenna instead, to see if I get better results.

When I finally decided to cut the cable cord I needed an antenna to pick up local TV channels. This one was not the cheapest, nor the most expensive, and it's very easy to install. My only complaint is that I still cannot receive all the local channels I would like, and have had to re-scan several times to see if things might improve. But in all honesty I'm not sure if it's because this antenna is in the back of my house which has quite a lot of trees that might be blocking the signal. Otherwise I would have given it 5 stars. Overall I would say I am pleased with my decision.

I’m old enough to know what life was like before cable television. “Rabbit ears” and rooftop VHF antennas were part of my childhood. With all of the streaming options that have become available in the past several years, I was ready to “cut the cable”. Our biggest concern was receiving any local broadcast stations. Sure enough, tuning local tv stations is not what it used to be. The signal is digital and one station’s frequency can deliver multiple channels. That said, a $20 antenna - much like “rabbit ears” - has its limitations compared to a rooftop antenna. I live in a first floor condominium apartment. My options for installing anything on the roof would require HOA approval. No thanks. This antenna seemed to be a more reasonable option. I was hoping for two to three stations. As it turns out, I got one - and not even right away. Initially, we couldn’t tune a single station with this antenna. I was going to return it after this result, but upon one last try, managed to pick up the local Fox affiliate. Not my number one pick, but for twenty bucks, I decided it would be worth keeping. We subscribe to a few of the popular streaming services which cover most of our entertainment vices. An occasional trip to a broadcast channel for local news - only while it’s airing live - is a nostalgic trip down memory lane, and a reminder of just how great is was to have a DVR. But I like saving a few bucks every month, too. For $20 I get to receive a lifetime subscription to one local tv station (with 4 streams) - until I move. Who knows, maybe we’ll get two stations in our next home. If you want to know what life was like 50 years ago, this might help you immerse yourself into that experience. It ain’t all bad.