Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was really good! It had a lot of channels totally worth it!

Multiple good reviews both inside the store and out. Took it home and tried it, but got no signal. Turns out the White Tank mountains are between my home and the tv transmission towers. After checking online, I found out my location is unable to receive "over the air" channels. No reflection on the product, more a case of where my home is located.

Got this for my daughter, while setting up a grad school apartment in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She doesn't want to pay for TV service (she "cut the cord"!), so I got her this antenna. I haven't fiddled with an actual antenna for years. I guess I shouldn't have been surprised that, given that it is still an analog device, it takes some patience in setting it up. Plugging into the TV is a snap; you just screw the coax from the antenna into the cable in. Configuring the TV was easy (but that's a function of the TV). Placement of the pad is where it gets interesting. It is helpful to get the over the air channel guide for your zip code (easy to find with an internet search engine). We put the pad on the wall above the TV, scanned for channels, and got about half of them. Whenever a train went by, channels pixelated and broke up. We moved around to the wall by the window, and got a few more channels, but still issues when a train went by, or some other external events occurred. Finally, we put the pad on the ceiling, and all the channels solidified. We still didn't get all of the channels listed for the zip code, but we got all of the local channels (that have local news), PBS, and quite a few more. Neither the train nor bad weather mess with the reception now. It is likely unreasonable to expect to get every channel listed on the web site, given that an antenna is an analog device, and signal strength varies by location and position within a building. So we're quite happy with the end result, especially for a relatively cheap inside-the-apartment antenna. Just be aware that you may have to work a bit to find the best spot for reception (I was reminded of a MASH episode with Hawkeye holding on to the end of a radio antenna and holding his arms and legs in ridiculous positions). Lastly, we got some cheap coax "staples" to anchor the antenna wire to the wall and ceiling to make it look a bit cleaner. But my daughter is happy to get local news, watch the Olympics, and pay nothing to a cable or dish service.

Best I ever had slim very compact and easy to disguise.

I only wanted ABC and can’t get it with this, it’s a hassle to get it in a good position

I wasn't a fan. The reception was pretty miserable for me compared to others that I have used.

Works great if put in a window and get 30 channels

Maybe it works somewhere else. Not for us in NE Tucson. Strange channels only. Maybe 4 in English

Purchased this for around $50. Later found better set-up and way, lower price.

Works far superior than a cheaper antenna that I purchased.

We love this purchase; we actually were able to get more channels.

Nana a amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing

Great product. Increased my speed a lot and was easy to hook up

Sounded good took it home and tried it out it received absolutely nothing!

Excellent product to help cut the cable! I highly recommend

Easy to install. Works great. Hung on the wall. Looks good too.

The 4k HD is really crisp and the Xbox games look even better

Easy to set up. We get channels that we didn't know existed.

This is a great antenna for indoor use. Highly recommend it.

It doesn't get good reception. 50 miles is false. Just spend a little more and get a better one