📺 Portable Indoor HDTV Antenna with Amplifier Signal Booster – 50 Mile Long Range for 4K HD VHF UHF Local TV Channels, Including 13ft Coaxial Cable – Supports All Television Sets Review

Unusable device. Got the device, hooked it up and tried it in 3 different places and scanned after each puff. Picks up every religious channel and NBC. That's all. Abc and Fox were buggy and not visible. No other channels. My 90's bunny ears do the job better.

Don't waste your money. It looks like a good product but it just doesn't work. I tried placing it high and low, high and low, but all ways gave the same result: not enough tuned channels, and the tuned ones kept going in and out. Very choppy channels and breaks every 5-10 seconds. Unacceptable!

It was very easy to set up and works well for the few channels it gets, but it doesn't get the few channels my previous antennas had. Unfortunately 2 of the missing ones were the ones I watched the most. I live north of a major city, but my apartment only faces north, so this unit might suit those who live in a better location.

I ordered this antenna and received it within 2 days. When I received it the packaging was great! I took everything out of the box and plugged it in and I get 26 channels! It looks great and works great. I wasn't sure at first after reading some of the reviews but figured why not try it. 5€ is not bad at all. I am very happy with this purchase and have already recommended it to a number of friends. Would definitely buy again!

I ended up returning this unit but once I had it it worked great. I was a little surprised by its size but the antenna worked fine. I have more channels in low band mode than in high band mode. The picture was clear and channel switching was almost instantaneous. That worked fine, but I think I'll try a flat antenna. This one was a lot bigger than I expected. Although it looks good, it looks strange next to the TV.

Scanning channels in different places and looking in different directions, I could never find a channel under 19. The advert said it was for VHF and UHF which should allow me to get channels 3 and 8. The box it came in said it was for UHF which means it doesn't work on the lower channels . It seemed to work fine for UHF channels, but I didn't buy it for that. I tried switching from local to long-distance reception, but the only toggle switch on it didn't move.

1 star is too much! I had no luck with them. I tried the Friends flag antenna before purchasing to make sure it worked. This item advertises 120 miles in the picture. The description says 50 km. I'm 47 miles from the nearest towers and after 10 attempts to reposition I only have 6 channels with very crappy signals. My friend's flat antenna gave me over 60 channels. You get what you pay for so my advice to you is don't be cheap like me. Lost money doesn't hurt, lost time is something I can't get

Took minutes to install, we don't have cable TV. But how to have local news channels. It sets up in minutes and will definitely outperform the old HD antenna you replaced. I went from channel 12 to channel 21. I live in the country with 18 mature pine trees growing around my house so it's difficult if not impossible to get a good signal. I was surprised when I started scanning on the TV. I used to have one of those flat antennas that was attached to the window, but because it wasn't…

I bought it to watch sports, especially soccer, without having to pay for cables. I can watch the three main channels (NBC, CBS, FOX) in HD without any problems. Most of the other channels I receive in my area are standard definition, and many of the channels I receive are redundant and have unreliable reception. As with any antenna, you will need to move it to find the best reception area. I could only receive 5 channels when placed under my TV. Moving it about 3 feet and placing it next to…