TV Antenna for Smart TV Amplified HDTV Outdoor Smart Antenna Indoor Digital Antenna with Range Support for 4K 1080p Fire TV Stick and All Old TVs

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Works well. Pulls in great signal

I had been thinking about installing an over-the-air antenna on my TV to find out if one would work as my neighborhood has a lot of trees and an outdoor installation is not possible. I place the antenna upright (vertical) in a window and performed a scan and found there were a lot of channels I could receive free! I have been streaming for a few years but some of the streaming services charge so much (rivaling cable) so I wanted to see IF there were enough channels out there to make it possible to view more free TV! It works!!!!

Grabbed a pair of old rabbit ears and maganed to get about 10 channels and only 4 came in clear. I figured Id give this antenna a shot and was impressed. I now have 40 crystal clear channels, seriously no pixelation! It has a super long cord and I was able to get it to a window, which Im sure helped a lot. It is powered but only has a USB. You will need to either plug it into our TV USB or use a USB to Outlet adapter (I had one laying around from an old phone). I know have all my local news for FREE. I was paying just over $300 a month between cable, Prime, Hulu, and Netflix. Ditching cable for YouTube TV brought it down to $120. Now getting rid of YouTube TV, I have our montly TV bill down to $40. (I reccomend adding Peacock, Paramount+, and Hulu to repalce DVR. I find most shows I used to DVR are on those platforms. Pluto and Tubi are fun free options to explore)

I live 10 miles from 2 cities that both have many stations transmitted from them. 1st try on my new flat screen yielded 6 stations. And for the most part they wouldnt come in when I tuned to them. Subsequent searches yielded up to 12 station which rarely came in. Most of the time I got a message from the TV that no signal was present. A few days later we received our upstairs bedroom tv and I connected it to that. Again, 12 stations and for the most part they wouldnt come in. Not even pixelated screens, just a no signal message. I used the TVs USB port for power and then tried a normal USB power source. Both times the lights came on in the amplifier. I tried both the near and far settings with the same results. I either received a defective unit or it just doesnt work. I bought an RCA flat antenna and got 20 stations the first search and I moved the antenna a bit and got 45 stations. So it is definitely the antenna I received. Like I said, either it doesnt work, or I received a defective unit.

I need a new antenna so decided on this because it had good reviews. After hooking it up, I tried several spots around my house windows and got nothing. Do not buy, buyer beware.

Good quality and gets many channels. I have it on my front porch and works well. Pics up 42 channels. I would recommend

Its a great antenna. I was sceptical at first but it proved to be worth the price

The $16 rabbit ears I got from Walmart got 63 channels. The most I got was 38 channels from this no matter what range I switched to. A roll of aluminum foil would probably do better. Dont waste your time and money

Easy to set up and your good to go. So many channels and clear reception. I am so happy not to pay a provider to watch local channels!