Review on 📺 ANTOP Flat-Panel AT-206B Indoor TV Antenna with Advanced Gain Inline Smartpass Amplifier and Integrated 4G LTE Filter - 40 to 50 Mile Range Omni-Directional Reception - Sleek Piano Black Design - 10ft Cable by Tom Bennett

Test pattern was provided for free or at a reduced price for product testing and rating, and for writing and posting a review. After years without a real TV, we were dying to watch the Olympics. So we got this antenna to see if it helps. It happened! So we've grown from a channel you can watch with bunny ears to over 50 channels and sub-channels, including one channel that's broadcasting a big event. It's very easy to set up - just connect the two cables the only way possible and screw the other end of the coaxial cable into the port marked "IN" on the TV (or tuner or VCR or whatever). A couple of tips: maybe it seems to me, but I found it easier to find channels with an outdoor antenna, and then everything worked fine with an indoor antenna. Second, I knew the local TV stations were coming from (the local mountain) so we turned the antenna there and that seems to work best. So if you can figure out where your local station's signals are coming from, make it look like this. The antenna looks very nice and high quality, so it looks good on our console table, next to the TV. In addition, the stand is easy to attach and detach, and it is quite thin, so putting it on the side (by the window under the blinds or curtains, behind a bookshelf, etc.) is not a problem.