📡 Antop Outdoor HDTV Antenna - Omni-Directional Reception, 36 Degrees, 65 Miles Range with Amplifier Booster and 4G LTE Filter, Waterproof, Anti-UV - Easy Install for Outdoor, Attic, and RV Use (PL-) Review

Works great but promoting it as a 65 mile antenna is a bit difficult. The 65 mile range is a diameter range, meaning it really has a 1/2 of 65 mile range.

Very happy with this antenna. Live about 50 miles from broadcast antennas. Take about 75 stops. With the internal antenna, we could only receive 20 stations and got some pixelation. Note that there are two versions of this antenna, one with coaxial cable and one without.

I'm not one to write reviews but in this case I have to. I tried 3 other "indoor" antennas and couldn't pick up more than 10 stations (I'm in Sacramento). I didn't want a huge antenna or something to work with on the roof. I found this one and tried it. I installed it about 10 feet from the wall of the house. I also used my old straight TV cables and went through the splitter. Now I have about 40 channels on 4 different receivers, even though I'm not at home. Couldn't be happier!

I've moved my review a bit to really give an honest review. I've been using it for a month now, everything is great. I tried 4 other antennas, an attic antenna, two other indoor antennas and another outdoor antenna. I have a very small "mountain" to the south, a big hill if you will. Nothing worked. I thought I would spend my money on this again, but no! He caught channels and a lot! I recommended it to a friend and they get more than me but I went from zero to about 80 channels so can't…

I live in an area where all the TV channels come from three different directions. The 2 towers are 180 degrees apart and the other is about 45 degrees from either of the other towers. I also have mountains in the way of 2 towers. I also want the antenna not to be visible from the outside, so I install it in the attic. I have tried several different indoor antennas and can only receive a few channels at the same time due to the different orientations of the TV towers. If I manage to direct them…

The product installed on the roof and aimed at the TV antennas all about 30 miles or less away. He considered the given radius of 60 miles to be sufficient. Was able to receive all the channels I expected in about a week. Now every time I rescan there are 2. They were returned for a few days and then lost again. Wrote to company support, no answer. Obviously not very happy with this product considering it's more expensive than other options. My wife thought this one looked better than all the…

Ordered with Prime to get two days free shipping but as we only have a few Pixley channels to watch we decided to spend more money. and pay more get faster freight cost. Good idea! * Unpacked from the box * Two U-bolts fitted * Went up the ladder and attached to a pole * Connected the old coax cable and tightened the U-bolts * Goed inside, installed the amplifier between the antenna and the TV * Flipped it on the TV, got it rescanned the channels * It was all about 20 channels and most didn't…

I've been looking for the perfect TV signal and I think I found it with this ANTOP Omnidirectional HDTV Antenna. I switched from a smaller 360 degree jelly bean ANTOP antenna which gave initial improvements but nothing compared to the stunning results from this disc shaped model! The maximum reception with the previous ANTOP model was 14 channels. When I installed this ANTOP omnidirectional antenna on a west-facing outside window, reception jumped from == 14 to a whopping 44 channels! == On…