Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great small indoor antenna. Picks up channels with great HD picture. Small footprint takes up very little table space near the TV

We tried an unamplified version, and got poor results, Switching to amplified, picked up several more channels, and received good signal through storms when I get "fain fade" from satellite.

I purchase this antenna because I was tire of paying high cable bill so I got this antenna and it work pretty good I get about 25 channels.

We needed some TV reception while waiting during the time period we fired three providers for lousy service/reception. Ended up going with the infamous cable company...but back to this. Each station took some relocating, rotating the antennas, fooling around. But when it hit on one it was a great Broadcast picture. There are a limited number of Broadcasters left.

Got this as a backup tv input incase cable internet goes down. Have only used a couple times, but works just fine if needed. Picks up most local stations with no problem.

Although it did not pick up most of the local channels, the picture is really sharp and clear. Compact but powerful with long range for HDTV signals. Just need to re-scan the channels if you move the antenna to a new location.

I have to have my TV in a certain spot by the window to get the best reception and it still comes and goes. The antennae itself hooks up easy and does it's job if the is good reception.

The antenna was one of the lower prices options and it works great. The antennas stretch quite far and it also has a long cord. More bulky than I wanted, but world's well for the price.

great picture quality but signal breakup with reception at times. I just wanted an antenna that picks up local channels and got about 30

This Amplified Indoor Antenna is a good one . Once in a while I have to move it around but it’s because of bad weather situations other than that it’s a good purchase .

I installed this in my daughter's apartment, along with a Roku Express, when she cancelled her Cable TV. She is in an area that should pick up around 26 strong HD over-air channels. She gets 20 or so. But she mainly uses the Roku, so no biggie. It is quite reasonably priced. And her apartment IS downstairs, in a brick building, so...

I am able to view all the broadcast channels on a 60 mile radius, exactly as advertised. I live in a standard suburban area, without tall buildings. I do not live on a hill. If I unplug it from the TV, then run a scan, I only get one of the 5 channels. True, every now and then I lose a channel. Then I have to slightly rotate, sometimes move it around. But that's expected, there is no such thing as a miracle indoor antenna.

It is a great way to receive channels without cable. It gives us good reception consistently, although reception can be compromised on certain channels when traffic volumes are high.

Having no cable TV makes it difficult to get good reception sometimes. This antennae has really improved the quality of the picture we get.

I purchased this HD antenna to replace a Phillips antenna which was damaged in a house flood. It works almost as well as the Phillips, but I couldn't find the Phillips. Beautiful picture. Easy to use. No brainer. I don't like paying for cable/satellite/etc., because I don't watch much TV. I tried cable a while back, but they wanted a premium price for HD. Why should I pay a premium price (monthly!) for TV when I get such a great picture via the antenna?

For a indor antenna it performs better than some others i have seen used. It seams to hold a picture better than a non amplified one.

Works pretty well. I have a lot of high trees in my yard, so there is some disruption from time to time, but overall much better picture than a cheaper antenna offers.

When I arrived at Best Buy, I thought I knew which antenna I needed. But then the highly trained Best Buy Representative asked a few questions. "How old is your TV, where will this be used, etc?" All of my research didn't tell me the newer antenna's would not work with my "older" TV, but this guy did. Set up was easy, under the covered patio for the outdoor TV. Picture for the listed channels was good and no need to have the cable company come out for $100.00 to drive cable to the outside. Great price, and it works for us.

This digital antenna is a lot better than most in the market. Picks up all but one of the major channels in the Houston area, that is a lot of the other cheaper antennas I tested out.

In situations where Cable, Dish, Direct TV or other carriers are not available or permitted, the unit is sure a lot better than having nothing. We were able to pick up 17 "over-the-air" channels, which is 17 more than we got without it. The antenna was quite easy to hookup and could be moved around as needed to get the ideal reception. Note: The location was a Condominium which had reached its maximum Cable bandwidth and did not allow Dish or Direct TV.