Antennas Direct Clearstream 4Max TV Antenna, 70+ Mile Range, UHF/Vhf, Multi-Directional, Indoor/Outdoor, 📺 Attic Use, Mast Mounting with Pivoting Base, Hardware Included – C4MVJ, 4K Ready, Black Review

it has a shorter range than the previous generation in the UHF band. I think I should have expected that as the cage style has been replaced with less obtrusive plastic but noticeably worse. I ended up replacing my old one.

This does not apply to stations more than 70 miles away. He can find her with an extra booster, but the dropout is constant. I'm trying to connect stations that are less than 60 miles apart, there are only a few trees around me and my antenna height is just over 25 feet. There's woods between me and the stations, but the big ol' antenna could pick up the station if it was pointed right. I wanted to replace this large block as it was damaged by the hurricane with a smaller 'new' version but it's

Works really well in my attic. Tried after another low-profile antenna "in the room" failed to provide expected reception. Easy construction. Flexible and yet strong orientation. After my first attempt to replace a previous antenna with a 4MAX in a similar location in my attic using the same coax cable, I had 24 channels (out of a possible 29 listed by the WWW antenna locators). Not all channels initially had clear reception but after a few more attempts at spinning 4MAX and rescanning the…

I rarely write product reviews but I decided to write about this antenna. This is the third antenna I've tried and the first two from other companies wouldn't use every channel available in my area. I installed this indoors and did a station scan and this antenna worked flawlessly picking up every station in my market area. If you don't want to go through trial and error when buying an antenna, just save your time and buy it, point it in the right direction and do a channel scan and it will…

I live about 20 miles from a small town with a few transmitters and can pick up a few channels with a simple window antenna. But I missed a lot, and I believed that the right setup could bring in channels from a much greater distance. I already have an old antenna on the tower, but it's not connected and it's too high. So I bought this one, and with a lot of trial and error it worked. Pointing it in the right direction is important, but there's an app called AntennaPoint that makes it easy…

This antenna (Clearstream 4 max) was highly recommended to me by a family member from another part of the country. It seemed a little pricey, but based on my relative's experience, I decided to give it a try. Easy assembly, my husband installed with no problems. We used the recommended app Antenna Direct, Antenna Point to find the nearest towers and pointed the antenna in that direction. We scanned with our Samsung Smart HDTV and it received ZERO channels. We corrected the direction and…

Fantastic HD antenna! A bit pricey, but as my dad used to tell me, "You can spit or you can fuck!" I've always followed his concept: pay a little more to get the best instead of regretting it later. As a father, I have tried to instill the same ideal in my children. I installed a Clearstream antenna in my attic and when I set up the big screen TV to receive digital channels I was amazed. Now I can watch 37 FREE channels! The picture is just as sharp if not better than the cable or satellite…

According to the websites we live only 35 miles from our main transmission towers (but I always thought we were a little further away). We still had poor reception with most antennas. This and the amazing support of Antennas Direct has finally allowed us to break away from the satellite TV service. We added grilles and a signal splitter/amplifier to the antenna to improve picture quality. One of our TVs has a bad digital tuner so we already had a different amp to improve reception on that unit…

I bought a ClearStream 2MAX Indoor Outdoor HD antenna to replace my Leaf 30 HDTV antenna based on a YouTube video recommendation by "Antenna Man". The Leaf was first installed indoors and did a good job (no previous comparable antenna) but it gave only a weak intermittent signal from the desired local Fox channel (VHF) (19 miles away). Then I placed the leaf outside. This gave a slightly improved signal but remained intermittent (there was no more than it was). With the new ClearStream 2MAX…

I cut the cable and gave up cable TV for many years to broadcast my basic TV needs. However, there are times when streaming doesn't work and the best solution is to receive broadcasts wirelessly. After struggling with the standard bunny ears that didn't work (I was only able to pick up a few stations with barely acceptable picture quality), I decided to see if I could improve things with a better antenna. After reading the reviews I settle on the Clearstream 2Max 60 Mile Black Antenna. It is…

According to the website we live only 35 miles from our main TV towers (but I always thought we were a little further away). Reception with most antennas. This and the amazing support of Antennas Direct finally allowed us to discontinue the satellite TV service. We added grilles and a signal splitter/amplifier to the antenna to improve image quality. One of our TVs has a bad digital tuner so we already had another amp to improve reception on that unit and we used the Android app to make sure we