1byone 360° Omni-Directional Amplified Outdoor HDTV Antenna | Long Range Reception for 4K, 1080P UHF VHF Free Channels | Indoor/Outdoor/RV/Attic Use Review

Better than expected. Arrived safely in double packaging. Assembly time less than 10 minutes. Much stronger than my last digital antenna. Most of my local stations are 55 to 65 miles away. And I'm in a wooded area, trees surround me. The stations are in opposite directions. I choose a staging area to align the antenna and receive all my local channels. My old antenna had to be pointed directly at the transmitter to receive it. For a simple antenna without an amplifier, I think this is a good…

I've experimented with two other products - Mohu and Clearstream 4 - and 1byOne is by far the best option at less than half the cost of the others. I also had concerns that the plastic antennas would survive our harsh summer as they are mostly metal. Elegantly constructed, strong yet lightweight, the device assembles in minutes with 6 simple drawings - no confusing instructions. There are even locking rings on the ends of the bolts to keep the wing nuts from loosening. Good details! On a 16…

Today installed on the facade of the house. The 39-foot cable was just the right length - glad we didn't need more. Installation was very easy. We have 23 channels, ABC CBS NBC FOX PBS and their miniature channels that each of them has. signal level 95-100 for almost every channel; 80 for the rest. The cell towers are northeast of us and about 43 miles from us. PBS is closer but in a different direction. We connected the TV end directly to our Dish DVR so these channels can be paused, rewound…

I live about 30 miles from Atlanta. I switched to this from a ClearStream digital outdoor antenna. Reception was acceptable with ClearStream, but a few other channels I watched were spotty. I also use a 120v signal booster right in the house. This antenna is longer than the ClearStream. Before I replaced my ClearStream antenna, I used my Tivo Bolt to measure the signal strength for the main channels so I could compare the two antennas. 1byone's building guide was a small piece of paper, so…

I'm really impressed with this antenna. I bought the 25 mile set and it works great and many channels are in great HD quality. When I scanned I had about 20 channels. I lost a few channels when I mounted it, but those weren't the channels I cared about. I was able to catch major local stations (CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox) as well as many other stations including ION and PBS. I bought this because I'm going to shorten my cables and pay to stream, but I still need access to ABC Live. If you are in an…

We wanted to broadcast some channels here. We bought it for its size and ability to receive more distant channels (depending on the region and reception conditions, of course). The antenna is very well made. Requires no tools to set up. It opens and has recessed buttons that snap and hold components securely in place. Some components have wing nuts. But the whole antenna came together pretty quickly and without tools out of the box. (Only an adjustable wrench is required to mount/tighten it to…

This is a great antenna but it has some drawbacks. We used the Mohu sheet as we are 13-18 miles from our transmitters but it was an issue. We worked great for a while, but over time we had trouble getting signals. I usually had to stow these by the window and now and then someone in the kitchen tripped over the cable, causing the antenna to fall. This antenna is easy to install after we separate the live dish. Regarding the signal, we get 5/5 signals on the scoreboard, but we face a problem…