Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the area where I live, this antenna works well. The Television shows good picture/color. The reception is clear. Would I recommend this antenna to my family and friends? Yes I will recommend the Terk Amplified Multi Directional Indoor HDTV Antenna.

Does not capture signal as effectively as stated. We live effectively about 30 miles from tv broadcast area and have frequent signal loss

Work's perfectly and is easy to fit in anywhere. My son has a Terk antenna for years and I finally took his advise after 2 other company antennas that were so frustrating, though they were smaller. and cost less. I 'm just happy to have cut the cord and have more options and freedom to choose programs and apps with my new smart TV also bought at Best Buy.

It’s a very good antenna. I have it on fireplace mantel. It doesn’t look like an antenna. On the Hd channels, it does a very good job enhancing the colors. It doesn’t get all the channels; however I’m not close to the broadcast towers

When I connected my Terk HDTV antenna, I really didn't expect to receive too many channels. However, I was pleasantly surprised. My local television station not only broadcasts as an affiliated station, but also broadcasts old shows and other content on associated channels which I also receive. I get much more than I ever expected. I am very happy. One thing - the antenna does need to be closer to a window in the direction (south in my case) of the towers servicing the channel broadcasts. Also, the packaging says to disconnect during severe weather (lightening), which is concerning. I purchased the antenna to have access to local weather programming when my cable package is no longer provided by apartment management this September 2023.

Lots of channels, simple to manage with the app, easy to install. I love my TREK

I am extremely happy with this product. It was easy to connect and mount. I can watch all my favorite shows. It was a bit pricey, but worth it. I am planning in buying another one. I extremely recommend it.

As shown in pix, cable shorter than expected, only useable for bedroom TV, app shows strong signals on several channels, even though walls. Still have to install, and tune

Rated for a great basement experience but there are several channels I don’t get when in the basement. The picture quality is very high and it looks cool. The cable it comes with is plenty long to place it where you want to.

Didn't work well for us. We're about 40 miles from the towers, but only got good signal on some of them. Antenna aiming was hard even with the signal strength indicators

I get to watch NFL football for free without an outdoor antenna, and it works with my TV that is an older one.

It works well on my new 43-inch Insignia TV, brings in all the local channels up to 50 miles away and they're all very clear.

To be honest, I've tried a bunch of these antennas since broadcast TV went digital and have yet to find one that worked as well as the old bunny ears on a ten-ton console TV. This was no exception. For the channels it was able to pick up, it worked fine, but that was only two of the "Big Four" (this despite strong signal strength at my location).

This is the 3rd one I’ve had- the two before were the cheaper flat plastic types which were useless. The salesman said he had very few returns on this one. Set it up on a window ledge. The theee lights came on, but then went off immediately. It worked well for about two days then I had to move it to another window where I had the others. Much better, but one station has very poor reception. Still no lights on the antenna. I’ll keep it, but not totally happy. I think the only alternative is an attic or roof antenna; I’m tired of throwing away money on these types.

This receiver worked very well. However I had to return it as it was not compatible with the router after my TV auto-upgraded.

Great local reception with this antenna. One channel, KFDA, seems to be weaker than others but I've heard that same thing from other people with different types of antenna.

Best overall reception without interference of MOST over-the-air stations

Public TV gets very but reception in my area (Clarkston, MI) I had to put it high up in a window next the LG Smart TV and point it in a specific direction to get 2 of three stars. I now get FOX, CBS, NBC, and ABC with several points for each station. Very satisfied.

It does work well, but it is difficult to "Aim" to get a particular tower/transmitter. I have it propped in a window, sort of aimed at a set of towers, and it does work adequately to pick them up, just not as strong of a signal as I would have liked. In the future, I am going to replace it with a directional powered antennae.

Works great for bringing in all the free channels in my area.