[Early Release 2023 Chip] HDTV Indoor Antenna Long Range 330 Mile Signal Reception; Hi-Power Amplified Antenna + 16.5 ft Coax Cable; Supports All HD Digital TV formats; Mata1-USA

We received the antenna within 3 days of ordering. When we got it, hubby hooked it up to a bedroom tv( within 10 min from opening) and went through the channels that were coming through. We had over 45 channels that we were able to receive and reception was very clear. Great channels too! Easy installment, great reception. We are getting 4 more of this item and cancelling our cable. This was meant to be a gift for a relative and placed in her apt. TV to replacea $70.00 cable fee. She's on disability, so every penny counts. Anyway, it would not work and the cable company that services the apt complex had blocked any other reception signals beside their own. So, anyone that lives in apt complex and serviced by a cable co. (Starts with a C.) must be aware of that possibility.The price of this antenna is great. @ a 350 mile range radius for receiving signals.

I took a chance as we all do lol. The antenna is placed near my window for maximum quality though it say’s it can be placed near the tv. I will try that and update this review when I do. The channels are clear and great quality. I don’t use a cable box so getting digital on air channels is a great idea to still get some channels. I use a late model Samsung TV (2021). I do believe TVs with a more updated circuitry or computer board work better to get the signal out. The antenna has an extra long cord to plug into the TV. The charge cord is long enough too. I definitely recommend getting this antenna.

It gives me 46 channels when at best I previously got 6-10 with an old analog attic antenna, pretty much all the stations in the metro area except NBC. However, the coaxial cable is unshielded so when I routed it behind my electronic equipment (AVR, PC, modem, router, etc.), there was so much interference that it didn't really work. If I routed it away from the electronics and it worked fairly well. There are periods of choppy reception. I prefer to have the antenna in a better location than I have to use it now.Regarding NBC, I think it may have a problem picking up low frequency VHF stations like NBC in my area. There are a few other stations like Ion that are choppy. It's worst at night or during storms. But more often than not, they - even NBC, come in fine.I also tried the Antop AT-133B with the LTE filter and thicker triple shielded coaxial cable but it was not good. It had problems on the same channels but often didn't work.For a $19 open box, no name brand and no LTE filter, it's pretty good. I thought about returning it but after trying the Antop, I kept it and change my rating from 3 to 4 stars.Aside from that, it was an open box but it was missing the AC power adapter, which was not originally declared.

Nowhere on the box does it claim that it works up to 250+ miles as it does in the advertisement. I bought this to replace another antenna that is not amplified, thinking I would get additional channels. This antenna did nothing. It does not pick up any additional channels than the unamplified one and it actually has worse reception. I had to unhook the amplifier to even get the 5 channels I was getting with the old antenna. There are about 50 channels available within 50 miles of me but this picks up only 5. If you already have an antenna just keep it. This one will not help. False advertising.

Did not work well for us

Picture is as good as your TV so I don't know why that matters. Easy to install you plug it in the wall then to the TV or the other way around it doesn't matter at all. I stuck mine to the window behind my TV and it sticks well, so keep that in mind if you like changing rooms around on a regular basis. If you do, then you might want to invest in some "goo gone" because I broke my first antenna trying to pull it off the window.It was a great buy for me. I live out by the lake and can't get good internet let alone cable and plus I don't really want another bill to have to pay. So I got this and I have 16 channels that consists of some christian channels (witch sold me), all the super liberal OETA channels but they have a cooking show channel, DIY channel, and documentary channel, and pbs, and pbs kids, ion channel is a crime tv show channel, fox, NBC, cbs, my TV, fx, and others. Basically it's a pretty good deal if you like just a little bit of tv and don't need 1,000 channels to choose from.

When I received the antenna, just to test it, I stuck it inside a bedroom window and had the TV scan for channels. Within a couple of minutes it had located 91 (!!!) local OTA channels, with all kinds of different programming. I hadn't realized that there were so many local OTA channels available -- which I'm glad, because I had just cancelled the ever-increasing cable TV service. Between this and a service like Sling or DirecTV Stream, you can still get virtually all of the same channels that were from the cable company, and at a much lower cost.

Advanced chipset, 330 mile range... all hype. This antenna while it does work is not nearly as good as the 5 year old antenna I had previously.When placed in the exact same location as the previous antenna it receives half of the digital broadcast channels that the previous antenna received. Both antennas are about the same price with the same features, minus the old antenna having an "advanced chipset and 330 mile range". Moving the antenna around did not produce any better results.The picture quality on the channels it did pick up is good but not any better than the other antenna. I would say most of the statements by the manufacturer about this are false.