📺 200-Mile Long Range HD Digital TV Antenna | Indoor Amplified Signal Booster for 4K 1080P UHF VHF FM Local Channels | Includes 13.4ft Coax Cable, USB Power Adapter | Round Shape Review

This is a great antenna. After plugging it in I had 55 more channels and since I have Roku TV it found me adding channels. So I received a message from Roku TV that said "We noticed you added channels, Roku added more for you for free, so I had over 100 channels (with additional channels added by Roku TV, I think it's TCL Roku)"

Very easy to install, this is an active antenna rather than a passive one which I think helps boost the signal. Very impressed that I live in a small seaside town with lots of mountains and I can receive all channels including the public broadcaster and some other random channels that are quite far away. I believe the range is accurate in the description.

I was a little apprehensive when I opened it, didn't think that flat circle would pick up anything but I was very surprised at the price, it's a good antenna, I have one right now Piece of thick tape on it because I had it slanted in the corner of the wall but this little antenna picked up 40 channels including my local channels. I like it. I bought 2. Great purchase from this seller.

Okay just so you know I bought about 6 or 7 antennas. With food and without food. I have a FIRETV Recast Box and only got 15 channels with my previous antennas. This antenna was very easy to set up and I actually hung it over the eaves so no one could see it and also next to the winfow. Now I have 21 channels and am very satisfied.

I cut the cable in half. I can't get the 208 channels I used to get with cable, but with this antenna I get 67 channels. A pleasant surprise. And the vast majority of these channels work great. Better than any HD antenna I've bought before. They've improved a lot in the last few years. It is very easy to connect to your TV and search for channels. We need to work on antenna placement. But once you find your sweet spot, you're done. Yes, cut the cable and buy this antenna.

I have tried several of these antenna types. This is the first to actually work as advertised. We live a considerable distance from the Cedar Hill antenna facility in the DFW area. The antenna connects to a ground floor television in an indoor space with limited window access from the side of the tower. It's among the books on the shelf in our entertainment center. It works on all channels including WFAA which still uses the FM signal. Works through trees. and does not depend on heavy rainfall.

I bought this for my living room (the first one was for the bedroom) and was really surprised at how many channels I got. The seller has a lot of information on the site including checking channel availability depending on where you live. When I installed it, there was more than the test said, which surprised me. Cables are becoming very expensive and in today's environment, the economy is winning. I learned this from a tech blog that explained how to cut a wire on a wire. I took the time to…