Ematic EDT201ANT Ultra Thin Antenna Amplifier Review

This antenna works great! I get about 15 channels in my area but that's ok. I get my main networks, some LANs, and some extras like MeTV. This antenna perfectly complements my Philo.com programs. Now I have all the channels I need.

Works well, channels are clear, but "amplifier with amplifier" actually degrades the signal. It worked better if I just skipped the amp and just used it as is. Otherwise he did what I needed. You might want to save a few bucks and just get one without the amp.

Try to place this antenna in every possible place. The picture is mostly fuzzy and can't get more than 5 channels, on rainy days it's 2 or 3 channels. Sometimes it scans up to 18 channels but doesn't actually tune them. Very disappointing. Never use their products again.

I am very satisfied with this product. I bought this antenna and its competitor from Best Buy for about twice the price and I have to say that this antenna exceeded my expectations. Both products were very similar, but the Ematic antenna seemed to be of higher quality. After connecting the two, I didn't notice any difference in picture quality or sound quality. I couldn't tell any difference, although I would highly recommend the Ematic antenna as it was about half the price.

The box says 40 to 50 miles of reception and that's all we have. The Ematic websites claim that another 20 miles is not true. This is a normal budget antenna, but the price is too high. These antennas should cost between $2.50 and $4.99. But it works and I get some TV channels from towers less than 50 miles away, but not all. You should check all the windows to see where you get the most TV channels. Keep in mind that you may need to place the antennas in another room and connect the cable to…

I bought it a week ago not knowing that I didn't buy what my son ordered me (he orders the same brand but a different one), but it works great and I have found that I get 32 channels with it. And the picture is clear. The only thing is that sometimes I have to reorient the antenna to get more signals, but so far I've found a place where all channels work. Just one thing, if you stick sticky material on the glass it will be difficult to remove, so I don't recommend sticking it permanently unless