📺 Antop UFO Outdoor TV Antenna: 4G LTE Filter, Smartpass Amplifier, 65 Miles Omni-Directional Reception, UV-Coating Technology, 33ft Coaxial Cable, 4K UHD Ready Review

Works well but as others have said definitely not omnidirectional. Point it in one direction, you get 33 channels, rotate it 90 degrees, you get 24 different channels. Can have wider reception but no more than 90 degrees. Definitely not 360. 3 stars for a false claim.

This antenna does a great job of receiving live TV channels! We use it on our RV so we are often in very remote areas with heavy trees. We are very surprised at how well it performs in these conditions. We are very happy with this purchase!

This antenna works great for me, easy to install, I installed it on the wall outside my home and after scanning the channels it found 31 HDTV Air channels with high video definition and very good sound quality, i am so happy because i reduced my monthly bill from $58.99 for local stations only.

Good product. Did a lot of shopping for customers. Aside from the fact that the price has almost doubled since I first bought them, they work great. Most channels I've scanned so far are 107. Yes, some of them are duplicates from other simulcast towers in other districts. I'm mostly flat country in Central Florida. Your scan may vary depending on the terrain

This antenna is not intended for outdoor use. Water got in and burned all the electronics. The seller accused me of installing the product incorrectly, which was not the case. Anyway, the seller didn't want to work with me on a new purchase. The refund was slow and I had to call several times before Revane got my money back. I do not recommend this antenna or this seller.

I had to go through two such blocks, only to find out that the cable of the first turned out to be bad. I live in southern Illinois where the farthest stations are 37 miles away so a 65 mile antenna shouldn't be a problem. What I found with two of these units was that I could get solid reception from stations less than 20 miles away and very patchy reception from anything further away. The unit is well made and easy to install, but when you place it way above the roof at 25 feet off the ground…

Pictured is our old Radio Shack antenna, purchased in the 80's. It was a gem! After much research, it turned out that an omnidirectional antenna would save us having to rotate the antenna to receive certain stations. Yes it works! That's a great little antenna! Well packaged, no damage, arrived quickly. My husband attached this to our old pole outside, not inside! We live about 50-80+ miles from TV stations. After running the scan, we got over 30 stations. Some duplicates from other major…

I got this 360 degree antenna because I have an NBC station in front of all my cell towers so the patch antenna didn't work. Installation on a truss in the attic was easily possible with the supplied amplifier on the existing cable routes. I didn't have an outlet in the attic, so I had to run the amp's power cord from an upstairs outlet into the attic to run the existing cable lines to the TVs. It's designed for 65 miles and I catch the station 62 miles away (it happens to be the one in front…

I gave this title because I ended up sending this antenna back. At my location in northern San Diego County, the transmitters are close but not in sight. Too hilly. So, earlier I combined 2 old antennas in the attic and routed them to 2 main transmitters with decent but not perfect results. Thought I'd try this new omnidirectional antenna to see if I could get better results with a single external antenna. It looks decent enough for our suburb. Alone it worked well with a 15 mile transmitter…