1byone TV Antenna - Amplified HD Digital Indoor TV Antenna Up to 200+ Miles Range | Supports 4K 1080P | Compatible with All TVs | HDTV Powerful Signal Booster | 17ft Coaxial Cable Review

Installation and connection was easy and the long cable helped reach the outside mounting window. However, the channel reception efficiency is about the same as the other unamplified antenna I have. There are several local stations that this antenna still cannot connect to no matter how I position or set up the antenna. So in general it works fine but it doesn't match the declared range.

There are 25 TV stations available in our area. The antenna receives 22 of them. The three radios not received are low power VHF stations. We're 70 miles from the nearest towers, and our bunny ears had a hard time curling them up during the day. We are also in a dense forest. This amplified antenna attracts them and most (not all) are available all day. We compared this antenna to two other indoor products and this was the best.

I just installed this Indoor HDTV Antenna and it is excellent and outperforms the Insignia antenna I previously got from Best But. This antenna at my location receives ABC, NBC and Fox plus about 28 other channels that I never watch with ease, plus HDTV reception and sound quality. CBS never comes to me because it's the only VHF, but I don't watch it anyway. I can still hook up an amp to see if it ever makes a difference, but even without using an amp I still get great results. I give it a…

My treadmill sits in a garage with no cord and a window in front of it. I had an active digital antenna that was highly rated and could only receive 4-6 channels. So I bought the Oneby1, which received a higher rating from the leading consumer product testing organization. It didn't get any better until I moved it away from that window, actually past the other one, and put it against the wall. The long cord and wall mounts made it easy. The number of channels has increased dramatically to 27…

There is such a fantasy that a digital antenna can receive local channels. I've tried several times. It even got to the point where they installed a high-end antenna on the roof. But it doesn't work. Unlike analog noise where you can still watch with some snow, a digital image may not be able to be viewed. A noisy digital image cannot be displayed. Let's face it, it was a pact between the broadcasters and the government that free TV would continue to be available. It's just a scam to make what…

Interesting little device. I have 2 other competing devices so I ran a reasonable battery of tests. With "wings" fully extended, I checked this little guy from many spots in the room, even near the window. The only station it doesn't receive is the local ABC UHF station. This is disappointing because I bought it with an advertisement that it performed better than the competition in this area. All work on VHF. Not everyone is good at UHF. He gets many FM channels. Placement in a room is always…

I consider myself lucky because: - I live only 45 miles from a radio tower that gives decent performance. Great tuner. - My place is on the top floor with no obstruction from trees or buildings. With all of the above factors, and I know it's a lot, I got all 150 digital channels broadcast from the tower in a very clear picture. I would like to make this statement based on past experience. Before moving to my current location I tried at least half a dozen flat antennas with mixed results for the