Customer Ratings & Reviews

This antenna is relatively inexpensive and does a great job of pulling in broadcasts. I live way in the country and an able to get many high definition channels. After testing the unit, I placed it in my basement near my exercise equipment (one less reason to not use the equipment). Even with thick concrete walls and away from any windows, I was able to pull in the major local networks. I like that it has a base to stand on and does not need to be mounted on a wall. I would highly recommend this unit.

This antenna connects to your TV with a coaxial cable. It will allow your TV to receive broadcast signals that are fairly strong in your area. The 35 mile rating is good if there are no drastic elevation changes or tall buildings between you and the signal source.

Price was right. Just needed some basic channels. Doesn't pick up as many as I had hoped. Some of the stations are a ways away and it's hilly here. I get all the major networks without having to pay for cable. Since we don't watch much TV, that's all we need.

We set this up in our living room. Didn't work. Then we set it up in the bedroom upstairs. At first we got like 4 channels. Then we moved the antenna and got a few more channels. It works, but it's not perfected. The signal isn't as amplified as it should be. I mean we can install an antenna on the roof to boost the signal but that would defeat the purpose of low costs. Anyway we are dealing with it. It picked up ESPN MNF and CW or WB as it used to be called. We also have NBC. Haven't found ABC yet. We have fox and WETA. For some reason we get a large amount of Mandarin Speaking Channels.

This antenna gets adequate receptions, although I've had better reception with the slim antennas without the rabbit ears. Pretty good if you are on a tight budget.

This has worked extremely well for us. We live near a major metropolitan area and at a high elevation, so that may help. However, we get more than 30 channels, including major networks and local stations. Very clear HD signals.

No more jumping up to move the antenna when changing channels. Paper shredder in next room no longer causes to lose channel when in use. Airplanes flying overhead no longer freeze picture - sometimes interference causes one or two pixels to freeze for a few seconds. Get more channels with amplified antenna. Highly recommend.

I was able to pick up all channels in my area, but not at the same time. If I wanted local channels I had to reposition the antenna another way. At first it was a pain, but I got used to it and knew exactly where to place it for a particular set of channels.

This antenna is easy to assemble and use. Although it comes with an attached amplifier for improving reception, I'm not sure that the amp really does much. When you use this unit, you have to keep adjusting the two "stick" antennas, pointing them in different directions to get different stations. The amplifier is not strong enough to solve the issue of stations coming in clearly for a few minutes (or even seconds) and then going black, fading in and out. Its worth the $29.99 + tax, but if you are not close to the signal source, or face obstructions like I do, it won't solve the problems completely.

We decided to cut the cable cord, but I still like to watch the local news, so we picked up an antenna similar to the one we used before the digital conversion. The HD picture is great, as clear as it was with cable. We have 2 large windows facing north and east and the tv sits in the corner between them. We get all channels but 13 by putting the antenna directly in the east facing window with the ears angled towards the window. To get 13, we have to move it to the north facing window. It doesn't work in our basement where the tv is on the west side of the house. If your family watches a lot of tv, I would go with the roof mounted multi-directional antenna.

Nice item. For an indoor amplified unit, it isn't bad. I live in a townhouse and didn't want anything exposed outside so I was able to place this close to a window and it isn't an eyesore and gets decent reception. Decent price when bought in combo with Chromecast in a bundle.

Purchased this TV antenna as I just cancelled cable service. This product offer excellent reception range - doesn't take up a lot of space - and is really inexpensive.

This little antenna works pretty decent. Picks up most of the stations and saves me from those ridiculous rental fees for the boxes to watch cable or satellite.

This antenna picks up the three major stations in my area and only looks fuzzy occasionally. A higher rating would've been given if it could have reached my PBS station 60 miles away, as was advertised on the box.

Easy to understand and use. It suits my needs and is unobtrusive while also being effective. The price was right.

I live in NW Indiana and had trouble getting a couple over the air stations to come in. I do not have an antenna on my roof and was using a simple rabbit ears for over the air stations. The regular antenna had trouble but this amplified antenna helped get reception on the lower signal strength broadcast stations. Easy set up. A little pricey but I waited for it to go on sale.

I bought this antenna to back-up my Direct TV system in case of a storm or satellite outage. It works great and I get several stations that I don't get with Direct. Easy to hook up and operate. Well worth the money.

I have had this antenna for a few months now and I haven't had any problems. Works great, gets good reception and its a great price! Would definitely recommend if you want to spend less money for a nice product!

Rabbit ears for the new tech society. Hook up is easy, picture is crisper, but still get a bit pixelated when someone walks by it. I use it in the bedroom. Don't have cable or disc, just get regular channels and more.

Store employee recommended this item as a low cost but effective antenna for my needs. I just had to plug it into the antenna plug on my TV and into the powe outage.