Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was not able to get reception with this. I had hoped it would work well, as it had a very long chord which allowed me to stretch it practically across my whole apartment. I have always had trouble getting reception in my apartment due to the direction my unit faces, and the interference from buildings near by. In the end, I wound up going with a more basic, typical antenna.

This antenna didn't give me all of the basic broadcast channel . It was a little disappointing especially with the price i paid for it.

This antenna is fussy! I mean that in a good way...... The T.V. it was hooked up to only received 19 channels with a different model HDTV antenna. After the setup of this antenna, the first scan got me 34 channels. Some of the channels were badly pixelated. This is where the fussy part comes in. 1/4' adjustments in the window would yield anywhere from 10 channels to 60+ channels. I ended up settling on 48 channels that were all crystal clear. However, the antenna was virtually upside down in the window. Each 1/4" change requires a new channel scan that takes about 5 minutes.

I purchased this version because it offered assistance in locating the best location to pick up the max number of channels. I run into a few problems using the bluetooth and the company's software. I communicated a request to the company via their software for assistance and they have yet to respond to my email request. I have found a good location through trial & error (the old fashion way). The antenna itself works well, but disappointed in the lack of response to my communication.

Was on sale but after installing it the price didn't make sense but I got more tv channels with cheaper products

I tried three other antennas. This was the best antenna for me. My system is only going to receive up to 48 channels no matter if the product says up to 120 channels. Best Buy had no problems taking my products back until I found the one that works best for me.

This is good indoor antenna. I have to move it about five inches to receive some channels. I'm using it as a whole house antenna and it works very well. I have three televison connected to it. Sometime the weather may interfere with the reception. It's a good buy.

Cant seem to keep a channel locked on for an extended period of time. Even in the clear weather, no clouds or winds. But I dont use it very often only got it to watch games.

Works great and can see the signal strength on the app, for the best position. Got like 40 channels after I put it in the best position.

Not the best, but it’ll get you the most common channels

I got a few more drama is not much more than my $20 one the app it’s very difficult and I’m not seeing what they mean about the boost

I was so hoping this would work - particularly the signal strength measure. But out of the box, the blue tooth didn't work (automatic or manual connections never showed any BT output). Worse, the antenna would not show any reception at all. I live between 12 and 15 miles from the towers, but am in a "bowl" so the signals are inconsistent and different spots on the window get different stations. My cheap antenna works pretty well, but I was hoping to precisely locate the strong signal spots. So I called Winegard. Here is what they said: ..."it is a long range antenna, being 20 miles away from broadcast towers, this antenna would not work for your location." 1- I am skeptical that no signal at all would be received inside 20 miles. 2- If true, why isn't that somewhere on the box, in the paperwork - anywhere?? I'm left amazed that either the product is severely limited in its useful range - and that is not being communicated, or they preferred my returning the antenna to Best Buy over dealing with the bluetooth and reception problem. Either way, it is appalling.

I have been very pleased with this antennas so far. We went from zero channels 2 more than 30.

Worthless! Do not buy, this was a waste of money! Best But needs to remove this from their inventory

Wasted my money. I'm returning this garbage. I'm 16 miles from the towers and get 10 good channels the rest horrible. My $14.99 antenna from eBay gets me 72 channels.

The iOS app was not as helpful as turning the TV to a particular station. As for the indoor antenna, I was pleasantly surprised by the number of channels it captured.

The Winegard - PureTV Pro 60 - Indoor Smart Amplified HDTV Antenna works like the other HDTV antennas I’ve used. Setup is reasonably easy, but I dinged the unit one star because the instructions annoyingly don’t mention that, to connect the device to the app which you download to your smartphone, you need to turn the phone’s Bluetooth on. I kept getting a “cannot connect” message, and I spent 10 minutes powering off and on the device, looking for an “on” switch that I missed somewhere, and pressing the reset button before it occurred to me that maybe I should turn on the phone’s Bluetooth. It connected with no problem after that, but how hard is it to put a quick note in the setup process to make sure your phone’s Bluetooth is on? Anyway, once connected, and with the antenna positioned, the app finds all the channels in the area and rates them for signal strength as strong, moderate, or weak. I found that I could watch only the channels rated “strong.” The idea is that you position the antenna while watching the signal strengths to maximize them, but this antenna suffers from the same problem that every other indoor HDTV antenna I’ve used suffers from. It’s ungainly. The antenna is a flat square measuring about a foot and a half on a side connected by about 20 feet of coaxial cable to the TV. How do you hang this thing in your living room without having it look ugly with the cable draped over the pictures hanging on the wall? My wife vetoed hanging in anywhere in our main TV-watching room, so I’ve relegated it to the den, where I’m the one who does most of the TV-watching. It still ungainly, but I can tolerate that if it means I can watch a channel that I couldn’t otherwise see. This is particularly handy if your pay TV provider loses a local broadcast channel due to a fee fight, which is something that seems to be happening more and more these days. As far as the functionality of the antenna itself, it’s fine. The pictures I see are clear and crisp with good sound, and the strength meter on the app helps to best position the antenna for a particular channel. If you’re like me and live on the edge of town, most of the broadcast towers are off in the same direction, so positioning the antenna is a one-time job. There is one local broadcaster whose tower location requires me to rotate the antenna 90 degrees, but that’s not a problem for the occasions where I want to watch this channel. In sum, the plusses for this antenna are it’s simple setup if you remember to turn on your phone’s Bluetooth, the very helpful signal-strength meters, and the good quality picture. The minuses are what they have been in my experience for every indoor HDTV antenna I’ve used, and that is the difficulty in finding a way to mount the antenna while still allowing your living room to qualify for a feature in House Beautiful.

This is "by far" the best indoor TV antenna. I live in Cleveland OH and I can get channels 3, 5, 8, 19 & 43 along with others like WVIZ, METV, Bounce and GRIT.

I have had maybe 6 or 7 tv antennas, all from different manufacturers, some worked better then others, this one? Is hands down the very best, and worth every penny of its cost, with the others, I was able to get anywhere from 30 to 45 channels, this one? 72 channels, all for free, it probably paid for itself, the first month, so if you are tired of paying a monthly bill to get basic tv, purchase this amazing antenna, and start watching over 70 channels of tv, for free

Works great, catches channels I didn't know we had!