📺 Philips LTE Filter for TV Antenna, Clear Digital HD TV Reception, Reduces Interference and Pixilation from 4G 5G LTE Signal, Indoor Outdoor Installation, Frequency Range 5-608 MHz, SDW1520/27 Review

. I used to be fine until T-Mobile launched a 600MHz LTE tower about 1/8 mile from me. My TV signal dropped to 0 and then returned to the TV every few minutes. Now I can receive the station without any problems or dropouts. I don't blame T-Mobile at all. We bought a 617MHz channel, which just overloads old TV amps without a filter.

Worth a try for the price. This reduced my LTE interference by about 1/2. Not quite. I also have a problem with LED lights in my garden. These are LED headlights and they interfere with a specific OTA channel. I was hoping this filter would help with that. nope But since it's not designed for that, I can't complain about anything. One star deducted because LTE interference was not eliminated, only reduced.

Went to the antenna in March 2020 when COVID 19 hit and then made a number of changes. I noticed that over 60 websites that I was able to connect to via the indoor antenna were downgraded or pixelated at night. Following the instructions (not the comments) ALL the channels I had before (during the day) are now crisp and clear day and night. In the future I will upgrade the attic or roof antenna (if really necessary) but stick with this product.

I have an external HDTV antenna on my roof. It picks up signals over 100 miles in hilly terrain. Signal stability was an issue. Sometimes it was great, and sometimes it fell apart. It's a suburb of a big city with cell phone towers everywhere. When I found out about LTE filters, I bought a Phillips model. Now the signal remains perfectly clear. The number of channels found by Fire Recast has increased from 55 to 69. Attached are images of the antenna and Phillips filter fitted to the Winegard…

Installed a Philips LTE filter between the outdoor antenna and the preamplifier with LTE 4G filter (700MHz+ signals) and it seems to work. I have found that the signal strength on true UHF channels 35 and 36, which are very strong signals in my case, increases by a few percentage points with the Philips filter on. If I remove the Philips filter, their signal strength drops by a few percentage points. This also happens when I installed a Philips filter without a preamplifier signal amplifier…

In the evenings and at weekends, our favorite TV station experienced severe interference. Apparently someone who worked all day, nights and weekends was using something that was heavily interfering with this channel and making it unwatchable. Looking for an instant solution, I found this filter at Revain. A reasonable price made me take a risk. Installation took seconds, maybe a minute. I screwed it into our TV's antenna port and then screwed the antenna cable to the filter. I turned on the TV…

There is a 5G tower near my house and I thought it might be interfering with TV stations broadcasting on RF 31-36 as my antenna has a very high signal on RF 39 (623MHz ) receives ). Channel 4 (actually channel 34) flickers heavily when viewed and its subchannels. I hope the Philips LTE filter will solve my problem as it should either block or attenuate signals transmitted at 610MHz and higher. The Signal GH app still shows RF 39 at 100% signal strength and no noticeable change on stations with…

If you have a cell tower near you, or many towers between you and the cell towers, it can erase the signal from the one that drops every now and then a clean sign. Some of you may be hoping that this will work wonders in poor reception. Here is my experience. I installed a good antenna but am having trouble tuning into the CBS station. The tower is another 15 miles away from others that are 25 miles away. So I'm trying to tune to a station 40 miles away. I rolled it up and rescanned the…

I bought this because the image from our antenna was broken and pixelated. I used to think there were some trees on the trail. We felled these trees a few years ago, but the image will still be pixelated. Then I thought it was the wind, but the picture was sometimes interrupted even on windless days. Keep in mind that we have an outside antenna (range about 5 feet, but installed in the attic, not the roof) and we're only 20-30 miles from the transmitting antennas, so picture quality should…