Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this for a hurricane prep (in case satellite went out) and tried mounting in different ways. My conclusion is that due to Florida building codes, which require Cinder Block exterior walls, all signal is effectively blocked for this device. If the manufacturer could do a software update to amplify the signal more it may work. Right now I can get one station when mounting in the center of the house which has wallboard walls and no stations when near a main exterior house wall. We had a house antenna mounted on the roof earlier so I know there is signal in my geographic area. Other friends I see have cheaper unamplified antennas that seem to work, but they don't live in my exact neighborhood so the comaprarison isn't completely apt.

Our roof antenna was OK getting TV signals until the switch to digital, then hardly any channels came in. Avoiding the cost of cable, I tried other indoor antennas without much success, UNTIL this TERK's Indoor Amplified HDTV Antenna. Amazing picture! Keep it near a window. Glad I found it at such a good price at Best Buy!

I bought this to replace an older, not as sophisticated indoor antenna. This antenna delivers significantly improved picture quality. However, reception is still very positional. Minor movement of the antenna can significantly disrupt TV reception. Overall, and considering the sale price, I am satisfied and recommend this product.

Easy install, works good. For the price I paid I was hoping this worked better.

Works almost as good as the flat antenna that I once had but really works well with the decor in my home. It looks like a piece of modern art. It is powerful enough to capture the basic channel and broadcast them clearly. I had the flat version that got chewed up but seemed to work a bit better than this one.

I though if I am spending 70 bucks then I would get top notch coverage with this antena but it is not the case. I only can watch one local with good clraity but it also sometimes stuck

This would be good for anyone who wants to receive HD television over the air. I believe it is a little overpriced but it is a quality antenna.

Easy to set up able to get local tv channels. Occasionally have to rescan to reset channels

Works pretty good concidering near airport better than many others we tried. since ditching over priced cable this has been the best. Bought a 2nd for basement.

Not a good reception inside and have only 3-4 useful channels. Rest are non English channels lacking UHD quality

This was a very good option if you do not have a window to put another type of antenna.

Does a decent job, not as good as advertised. Still getting interference from distance and area. Need something more powerful

i get some basic channels, some days though i have to turn or move it around as if something interfering. love the style and blue light.

Good signal for great price. Extended TV channels.

This antennae did not work well near hills in San Fernando Valley, but works great in Hollywood area. Easy plug in, synced with smart tv and got 165 channels within minutes. Picture in HD came through same quality as cable or satellite.

Haven’t had any issues with it. Don’t know if it is needed though

Very easy to set up. Receives the tv signals very good.

Great product, able to get 75 channels the first scan, I moved the antenna closer to the window & got 100 channels. So good, I went back to the store & bought another one.

This is one of several indoor antennas we bought to try out when we dropped cable. It does ok and looks pretty cool with the light that is built on. It dies nit obol in all the channels, but it does get most of them

works right out of the box. Did not have to do anything more than uncoil the wires and cables and connect in the AC power and hook it up to the TV. Only "problem": it is sensitive to someone walking between or through the area of the TERK or TV causes temporary break-u[ of the signal. But no great problem. This TERK indoor antenna allows me to NOT have to get up on the roof to re-adjust the outdoor antenna whenever there is a strong gust of wind that "turns" the antenna.