Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

My house in the mountains would only get 6 channels from the amplified rabbit ears I had, now I get 12 with this amplified antenna

Works like a charm. No dropped signal. Channels are reliable with no interference. Easy to install too.

Not sure about this product. I live in the city and it still fails to pick up channels.

I bought this for my main tv and it's a Roku smart one. I downloaded the app and tried the antenna in several different locations. After finding the best spot for the signal reception using the app on my phone I secured it and ran the scan on the TV itself. I finished the setup and was done in every bit of 12 minutes knowing I had it positioned best for my location.

I’ve been using indoor HDTV antennae for years now, but I’m always on the lookout for an antenna that raises the performance bar. The Winegard PureTV Pro 60 antenna adds a new spin by including an integrated tuner that aids in finding the optimal placement for the best reception. Finding the best placement involves the use of a Bluetooth app that pairs with the antenna. As you move the antenna from place to place, the app shows how many channels it’s picking up, and whether they’re str ong, medium strength or weak. This does provide a little more certainty, and it’s much faster than moving and checking channels repeatedly. With respect to performance, I do think the Winegard PureTV Pro 60 outperforms the antennae that I’ve used over the years. I currently own and use 3 antennae of the same type, and the Winegard consistently provided a better signal across the whole spectrum of channels available in my area. I was able to pick up 32 channels over the air, and I was happy that they were strong and clear, even as weather changes that would affect my other antennae didn’t affect the Winegard. Best of all, I had no need to move the antenna just to view a different channel. The Winegard PureTV Pro 60 includes a generous length of cable, and the second tuner/signal booster can be powered by a USB port on the TV or with the included wall power adapter. Thoughtfully, the manufacturer also included a couple 3M Command Strips for attaching the antenna to its perch. For its main purpose of pulling in TV signals, the Winegard does a fine job, and isn’t so large as to be obnoxious wherever you place it, such as in a nearby window. While I loved the idea of using an app to streamline the placement of the antenna, the whole app experience left a lot to be desired. First, using the app requires you to set up an account with Winegard. These days, I have way too many accounts with passwords, and setting up another just so I can position my antenna seems like overkill. In addition, the app does not dependably work, and repeatedly locked up while I was trying to use it. When it did work, I liked the ability to see a list of available channels. Supposedly, I could have fine tuned the channels, but I gave up trying to get the app to work. This was a great idea in theory, but in practice it wasn’t all that great and the information I had to hand over wasn’t worth it. As an antenna, the Winegard is a worthy competitor to the leading company, Mohu. In fact, I plan to replace my current Mohu model and continue using the Winegard. The sub-par app experience results in the loss of a star. Technically, you wouldn’t have to even use the app, if you’re willing to go back to the old-fashioned, time-consuming way of finding the right position. I was fortunate that the app worked during initial setup, so at least I got the benefit of that functionality. The Winegard is a little more expensive than its competitors. The app alone is not worth the extra cost, but it does perform better than others, and in the end, that’s what really counts. Hopefully it’ll continue performing this well when the leaves are back on the trees.

This Antenna has very many features that make it worthwhile. You will have to test it out in your area to find out it’s reception.

does ok but not as well as hoped. probably works better in an area that has nearby broadcast towers.

FANTASTIC ANTENNA.....I WAS NOT ABLE TO PICK UP HIGH VHF....BUT WITH THIS ANTENNA IT WAS NO PROBLEM....ALSO UHF CHANNELS ARE GREAT.....HAVE KNOWN ABOUT WINEGARD EVER SINCE I WAS A KID......THIS ANTENNA DID NOT LET ME DOWN IN HOUSTON TEXAS

This is a waste of money. I used the software to find the best location to mount the antenna. It said that I should receive 74 channels. I mounted the antenna and ran a channel scan on my TV and only found 30 and only 22 were viewable. Only 2 network stations were found. Needless to say, the antenna was returned to Best Buy. Also to use the software you have to register with Winegard. Then you have to setup an account which has to be verified. Even though I received a message saying the account was verified, it would not let me log on to use the software until after the weekend when Winegard did something behind the scenes. All this to use a TV antenna.

Great antenna! I tripled the amount of stations I can get with this antenna. So much better than those 10 and 20 dollar ones. Went from 27 channels to 87 channels. Really big difference. Can't view some of them but you can view almost all of them. A really great buy!

Was looking for a quality antenna, this is it Works excellent, the bluetooth connection surely helps.

Very good HD antenna. I cut the cable company out 3 years ago. Saving me 2,000 per year. Use the HD antenna for tv add my t-mobile samsung s21 phone and the 40 gb of hot spot to deal with the internet. I don't need 500 channels of junk that I have to pay way too much for. Set your self free and get one of these.

Works, but I live in the country, surrounded by trees, so I wasn’t expecting miracles

The Winegard Pro 60 is an excellent indoor antenna. It is easy to install and delivers HD service. I "lost" my favorite local channel on my first indoor antenna that I used for a couple of years. I caught a deal on the Pro 60 and an happy to say my favorite is back. As a result of that success, I bought a second one for another TV.

It helps to enhance signal reception. I am please with its performance.

Did not do what was advertised, the app associated with it Google stopped me said was bad. Returned it for no questions asked refund.

Had a little trouble with setup but after READING THE INSTRUCTIONS and calling the help number all is well. I installed the app and it was a simple setup AFTER I did follow the instructions. Works very well and has great features.

Signal meter just seems to indicate which direction you should point the antenna. It does not seem to indicate actual signal strength that the antenna is receiving, which is what I expected it to do from the product description.

Overall a good antenna. It does a good job of doing what the actual reception would be without needing a television. The QR code to scan in the application was pretty small on the unit to match. It also has a nice long cable that was attached for the main unmall