📺 High Performance 2 Output Indoor/Outdoor Coaxial Splitter for Cable TV and HDTV Signals (5-1000 MHz) Review

The cable company warned me about potential signal degradation with a splitter, but this splitter worked fine with no noticeable loss of picture clarity.

Nothing special. I had to split a duct from my basement into two ducts outside the house and the third floor. It works, it was affordable, and the shipping was average.

I bought this to cut cords and it works as advertised. I had to change it due to the direction of the ports. I needed an inline and return port so I didn't crimp the wire. I keep this as a reserve.

Not so much. I had to split a duct from my basement into two ducts outside the house and the third floor. It works, it was affordable, and the shipping was average.

I bought this to split cables and it works as advertised. I had to change it due to the direction of the ports. I needed an inline and return port so I didn't crimp the wire. I keep this as a reserve.

I use it with a good roof antenna to power two TVs that are far apart. I disconnected the cable and went on the air. I receive about 40 channels in the Portland, Oregon area, but I spend over 90% of my time on about 5. I also use one channel to run a PC with TV recording capability and one channel to run an SDR radio to operate. Actually there are two splitters on the common path. A good antenna and two splitters are one-time expenses that have stood us in good stead.