Customer Ratings & Reviews

Did what it's supposed to! Was able to place router a little further from wall to it's optimal place.

Used this to split the cable coming from my attic-mounted antenna to go to 3 TV's. The signal strength certainly dropped a little when I went to the 3rd TV, which was to be expected, but still worked well. Might substitute with an amplified splitter later to get a couple of the weaker channels back.

I put a new TV antenna in the attic and ran about 18' coax to this splitter, ran 8' coax to TV in bedroom and 50' coax to basement TV with no apparent signal loss to either TV. Plus I have an extra output if I ever need to add another TV.

There's not much that can be said about a coaxial cable splitter. This one works as advertised. Just be aware that, as with any splitter, there is some loss of signal strength at each tap. If your signal is already weak, you may need an inline amplifier.

I checked various websites for a 3-way splitter that would work well for me without noticing any signal loss. I hooked this bad boy up and it is running two coaxial cables to modems (one for internet, one for phone service) and another coaxial cable for my digital cable. No signal loss whatsoever! Very happy with this splitter!

I needed a 3-way splitter for my over-the-air antenna on the roof. I had tried 4-port amplified splitters but they over-powered the OTA signal. This passive 3-way splitter did the trick. If your OTA antenna has a preamp, I highly recommend this splitter to divide the incoming signal for 3 TV's.

Lightening destroyed our old cable splitter, this one did the trick and worked perfectly.

Maintained solid picture quality and was easy to use.

Was very easy to install. Much better than the splitter provided by Xfinity

Needed to split the cable in the guest bedroom so that it could run to both the modem and the tv. This splitter worked perfectly and the holes make it easy to mount and hide

Works as advertised. Split my incoming cable signal without any degradation. I would definetly recommend this to a friend. I'm getting ready to upgrade my sisters wifi and I will be using this splitter on her cable too.

Nothing too fancy here. This did exactly what I needed it to. I had one coax cable and needed to split it so one piece could go to the TV and the other could go to the modem. Mission accomplished.

If you are looking for a three-way co-axial cable splitter, this is the one to go with. You can find them cheaper, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Be aware of excessive signal loss on the cheaper ones. I have bought Rocketfish products before, and they are always top-notch.

We bought this for our new modem because we have phone with Time Warner as well as cable & internet. When we began experiencing problems, the tech who came to the house said this was not an officially sanctioned splitter so he replaced it with a TW splitter. I don't know how it makes a difference. This is a perfectly good splitter as far as I can tell. But for the record, if you buy a new modem, keep the cables and splitter when you return the rented modem to TW.

Works well. Easy to install. Value is great. Quality is fine.

This splitter works well. I use it to share a single antenna in my attic with multiple TVs.

I selected this product because, when we lost our DirecTV, I needed something which could allow my hi-power UHF/VHF antenna to connect not only to my TV, but to feed the connections upstairs as well. The pictures on both TVs (downstairs and up) do very well. Nonetheless, it is probably a good idea if you are doing what I am doing (random access by multiple users) to also purchase a signal booster to ensure quality of signal for all recipients.

The splitter is of good quality and easy to install.

This is a handy coax splitter. I have been using it for a few months now and have not had any problems. Signals come through as if there was nothing impeding the line at all.

I needed a splitter or in my case a joiner that would carry power to a preamplifier on the TV antenna. This Rockfish allows power through either half of the splitter and worked exactly as I needed. Recommended for simplifying installations that require a splitter.