Review on 📺 [Early Release Advanced 2022 Chip] HDTV Indoor Antenna Long Range 315 Mile Signal Reception (White) - Boost HD Digital TV Reception with Mata1's Hi-Power Amplified Antenna and Coax Cable (16.5 ft) from a Trusted US Company by Chris Sanders

This gives me 46 channels, when I used to have at best 6-10 with an old analog antenna in the attic, almost all stations in the metropolitan area, except NBC. However, the coaxial cable is unshielded, so when it was laid behind my electronic devices (receiver, PC, modem, router, etc.) there was so much interference that it didn't work. If I ran it away from the electronics it would work pretty well. There are times when reception is interrupted. I prefer to have the antenna in a better place than I have to use it now. As for NBC, I think it might have trouble picking up low frequency FM stations like NBC in my area. There are a few other stations like Ion that are unstable. Worse at night or during a storm. But mostly - even NBC - they happen. I also tried an Antop AT-133B with LTE filter and thicker triple shielded coaxial cable but it didn't work very well. He had problems with the same channels, but often did not work. For a $19 open box, unbranded, and no LTE filter, it's pretty good. I thought about returning it, but after trying Antop I left it and changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars. Also, it was an open box but lacked a power supply, which wasn't originally advertised.