Review on 📺 RGTech Monarch 40 White Indoor HDTV Flat Paper Thin Antenna - Enhanced 40 Mile Range, Wide-Angle Reception, UWB Technology and 4G Filter for Optimal UHF/VHF/FM/USB TV Tuner/DVB-T/DAB Radio Reception by Carlos Reyes

To be honest I've never tried other indoor antennas. I decided to unsubscribe from Verizon only local channels because at the time I paid the $12 fee and $10 TV box rental it cost me a lot of money, a bit to get for free. When I went to install it it looked like the cable was meant to be screwed in, but it doesn't, it snaps into place. I was scared because it's not quite right. But it works. I wish the cord was about two feet longer, but it gets me pretty close to the window. I installed it without gluing it to anything (because I couldn't reach the window). I tried different angles and got 20 to 40 channels depending on the position. I live in the suburbs. I was hoping that some of the HD TV channels that are free-to-air on Fios TV (like Life, National Geographic, etc.) would be free-to-air, but of course now that I think about it, that's not the case. . I'm still internet fios so if anyone knows how I can get these HD channels for free let me know. As is the case with family members who have had terrestrial television for some time, it sometimes seems that the signal on some channels is intermittent. It's a deal I'm willing to watch regular channels, not just Netflix/Revain.