📺 Enhanced Reception with Five Star Outdoor 150 Mile Motorized 360 Degree Rotation OTA Amplified HDTV Antenna: Perfect for Two TVs and 1080P Channels - Includes Wireless Remote Control and 40 FT RG6 Coax Cable Review

This antenna has made such a big difference to our TV reception! We had an antenna but it was a bit old and since we had bought a Fire Stick and wanted to get rid of the "cable" we decided we needed a new antenna. However, we did not expect that at all, since the picture on all three televisions has improved significantly. (I mean 80%, but I really don't know.) We're getting channels that didn't exist before. You will not regret buying THIS antenna! Easy to assemble and install!

I received the antenna today and it looks like a good antenna so far. It's not difficult to put together and says it will do 200 miles. I doubt it'll be that good, but if we can get to Charlotte or Greensboro, which are about 60 miles away, it'll be good enough for us. We bought this one as it looked more durable than our previous one which was torn apart by vulcanizers. I hope it works out well for us. My husband is installing it tomorrow so I'll update my review if there are any issues.

I had a different antenna and in good weather I got about 5 channels. Then I decided to spend a little more money and tried this one. Now I have 32 channels. And the best thing for me was that with the remote control, rotating the antenna becomes easier. No cable needed! I am very happy with this purchase and am planning to buy another one for my family. The only concern is durability since it's made of plastic. So far it looks sturdy and is made with good build quality. I will update if…

I get all my local channels plus lots of extra channels that aren't local. The only downside to this antenna is that the plastic it's made of looks pretty flimsy and I'm afraid it will break. But now it really works without problems. I recommend putting it in whenever the wear isn't good. So I believe you can buy this product with confidence. I can't speak to its durability over the long term, but I suspect it will serve me well for years to come.

I bought one like this because I needed a remote rotator. If that's what you're looking for. look for something else The motor mount was a little loose which made me concerned it would be difficult to get an accurate angle. But what's worse, the remote control appears to be just a single-action button that sets any direction of rotation. The first click can be left, it can be right. Next click, who knows. . I have to mount it where I can't see it, so this behavior renders the antenna useless to

I bought this antenna in addition to my current Dish satellite service because I paid extra for an additional local channels package. The Dish Hopper service allows you to add an antenna and integrate local over-the-air channels directly into the dish guide, eliminating the need for an additional local dish channel package. I installed this antenna. on a metal pole, in the attic of my 3rd floor of the house, and ran a cable to the 1st floor where my record bin is. I then ran a scan to find and…

I've tried many antennas over the years including a large Winegard that cost over $100 ago and was damaged in a snow storm and one that cost over $200 with a spent special amplifier. for marginal areas, as well as a rotor in the style of an amateur radio antenna. None of these setups compare in performance to the one I have now. In the photo you can see a single antenna pointing to the side; that was the one I've been using to this day. I'm in an area about 90 miles from some of the network's…