📡 ANTOP Amplified Outdoor Antenna - Omni-Directional 360° Reception, 65 Mile Range for Indoor/Attic/Outdoor TV, FM/VHF/UHF Signals, Tools-Free Installation, Anti-UV Coating, 16ft Coaxial Cable Review

With a booster, I wish things would last longer. Not bad, sometimes it dims a bit, you can cope with that. Good picture quality. I have tried every direction known to mankind. Surprised it wasn't the direction of the towers!

I bought this antenna to replace the RV batwing antenna. I was tired of tweaking it all the time and never getting it right. I installed it on a lift mast which was easy and solved all my problems. Just pick it up and scan the channels and that's it. No more adjustments. I recommend it to everyone, especially those trying to receive signals from different directions.

Over the past few years I have tried many antennas and struggled to find one that can pick up enough local channels and also maintain a good signal. I live in a tree-heavy area that's also between two major metropolitan areas and this is the first antenna I've come across that picks up almost all available channels. Easy setup and great results!

This particular antenna wasn't powerful enough to do the job for us as we live in a rural area so we went with the next size up from the same company. The company had to work and helped us a lot to find the right model for the best reception. I recommend trying this first if you're in a town that's close enough to get the signals you need for good reception. Feel free to ask for any help, the customer service this company provides is excellent.

I spent a few days on a 1 inch EMT pole 5 feet above our metal frame mobile home. Very happy with it, now I have more channels than using the internal antennas used in the past and the picture is better, no need to move the antenna around the TV to find a fleeting good spot! Oof! No interference, no pixelation and no signal dropouts! and don't wait. Let's see how the plastic case withstands direct sunlight?

Works very well with on-air stations. This is the third we've tried and the first that worked as promised. To be fair to the others, I placed this one outside of the house, on the side about 20 feet off the ground. An indoor antenna of about the same height works well on a good day, but is stable the whole time. Delivers a station cleanliness that we couldn't match at all and the ones we get are crisp, great images with no loss in quality. Costs more but is worth every penny.

about 5 attempts until I put it on the roof. For a quick test, I just installed it on a covered window about 5 feet off the ground. Note that my antenna network research says I need at least 30 feet off the ground. There are a lot of trees and obstructions between me and the towers 25-30 miles away. I also have about 6 channels, not bad at all. I wasn't expecting decent channel reception. I expect better when I add another 30 feet and install it outdoors on the roof visor. We will see and…

This is for the AT-413B model (flat square model). I had a $14 indoor antenna but had problems with a few channels. I live in a valley and the TV towers are no more than 20 miles away so any good antenna will do. This worked very well. This Antop model comes with everything you need to get started right out of the box. It spans 16 feet. Coaxial cable, Smartpass amplifier and mounting hardware (can be bolted directly to the wall or pole). It can be installed indoors on some sort of mic stand if…

I think this is the fourth attempt to get a decent number of channels and it managed to get about half as many as the other one that gets the most. I will say that I like it because it was better than some of the others, but again this is only half of the best results. I like the simple setup and the option to work inside or outside as the other one I liked best was only inside. I assume it works even better installed outside. If I decide to install it outside I will check and update this…