Customer Ratings & Reviews

This amplifier does the job. It has multiple hookups and helps compensate for signal drop.

It seems like it should work, but I think my Xfinity is the problem.

I think as a quick fix it worked fine. I would not use it as my only source thou.

I was able to pick up a few more channels with it.

worked ok for what I was going to use it for. Nothing exceptional

i bought this with an antenna because the BB worker told me i had too, but i didn't.

It did an okay job. Didn't get the channel we still want.

Didn't work any better for me than my old splitter, ended up returning it

This did not work with our TV as our cable provider has a special frequency.

I read quite a bit about using various video amplifiers to boost the digital signal from OTA antennas before I bought this amp. We had approx. 20-25 digital channels available through a 3-way passive splitter before I attached this amp to the incoming signal. Following the directions, I removed the splitter and connected this amp to AC power once all the connections were made. Lost all but about 5 channels. It basically attenuated the digital signal instead of amplifying it. So, this item went right back the next day after installing it. I would not recommend this product.

I havent had time to install this to verify performance.

Its a good replacement for a splitter, but it is a little pricey.

I was looking for a more splitting number but it wasn't at the store

It was not any better than the plain non amplified one

had some issues attempting to use with xfinity picture. the message on xfinity said it was having trouble communicating with box. Maybe I purchased wrong thing or did not install correct

I purchased this item to see if I could amplify my signal from my outdoor antenna. Prior to connecting the Rockfish, I checked the signal strength on my Panasonic Plasma - still a great television. I then connected the Rockfish and checked the signal strength - no change at all. I left it hooked up for two days hoping for a different result, but still no signal amplification. Maybe a good splitter, but not recommended by me for increasing signal strength.

Great as a splitter, but does NOT help internet speeds at all. Not worth the price tag for just a splitter.

The Geek Squad recommendation was to use basic cable for better reception of local channels for the location I live in

This actually made my signal on cable TV worse and had to return it to the store. Got another splitter from Comcast and it worked well.

This product like most so called signal amplifiers I have tried in the past work the same as a regular splitter at sometimes more than double the price. This one however worked much worse than the regular splitter I was using because it not only didn't amplify the signal for the internet it made the perfectly fine picture on the T.V. all scrambled and blocky and would make it freeze at random times. Maybe I bought a defect but none of the 2-3 amplifiers I have bought and tried over the past 20 or so years have worked like they say they would and this one made things worse.