📺 GE Indoor Amplified TV Antenna: Long Range HD 4K 1080P VHF UHF, Extendable Dipole Rabbit Ears, Amplifier Signal Booster - Digital HDTV Antenna with 6Ft Coaxial Cable, Smart TV Compatible Review

I have three of these. I don't know why this antenna doesn't get better reviews. They work great connecting all major network LAN connections and many more. This antenna also upgraded my old Radio Shack and RCA indoor antennas with no signal loss. I don't even need an amp and I live in a forest full of trees. After trying other cheaper imported brands of thin paper that were almost useless, I kept coming back to this one. However, I live within 30-40 miles of TV stations, but you pay what you…

. it is far from 50 miles away. Even the worst 50+ mile antennas I've tried over the years have randomly picked up 10-15 stations, albeit poorly at times. And Top 50+ with mostly good reception. This did not pick up a single channel over multiple scans, with or without an amplifier mounted next to a window overlooking the signal source. It can work a lot better up close and for those who can get it working it's better than climbing up to the attic and tinkering with it, but otherwise you're…

I only had this antenna on my window for about a week before I gave up and bought another antenna (which works great). I live about 6 miles from any major cell towers, I'm in a 3rd floor condo on the beach (otherwise no obstruction from my window). I can literally see TV towers if I use binoculars. However, somehow this antenna could not display a channel clearly. Really just a big disappointment. Also, the amplified part of this antenna is simply invalid because you cannot turn it on or off…

looks good, got it for VHF, UHF, not as good as UHF RCA straight block I had. The VHF antennas are short and while I can connect more stations, it requires a lot of fiddling with them. The towers are about 23-30 miles away. Reception needs to be better, this needs to be plugged into an outlet to work. I didn't have to do that with any other device. All cables are short (relatively) which limits placement. There was a supply problem and Revain's first representative didn't know what he was…

I live about 10 miles from most of the big towers. I have particular problems with channels 7 (ABC) and 9 (CBS) because of their frequency. My living room is on the north side of my house and these towers are southwest of me. I couldn't get a 4 and 9 from there but I suspect the kitchen was interfering with reception. The office, also in the north part of the house, worked! I placed the antenna on a shelf in the closet which is the southernmost part of the room. You take great pictures there…

looks good got it for VHF, UHF not as good as UHF RCA straight box I had. The VHF antennas are short and while I can connect more stations, it requires a lot of fiddling. The towers are about 23-30 miles away. Reception needs to be better, this needs to be plugged into an outlet to work. I didn't have to do that with any other device. All cables are short (relatively) which limits placement. There was a problem with the delivery and Revain's first representative didn't know what he was talking…

I haven't used cables in 6 years so I'm pretty good at antennas. It's garbage. Anything that is bunny ears with a shield which I assume are meant to act as an amplifier (otherwise why hook it up to a power supply?). I live 8 miles from Seattle so I'm pretty close to the towers. I recently moved to a new location and bought two different antennas to see which one works better. After scanning, this thing only picked up a few channels, and they just go in and out. I installed it about 2 meters…