Amplified HD TV Antenna - Outdoor Digital HDTV Antenna with Mounting Pole, 33 ft RG6 Coax Cable, 150 Miles Range, Supports 4K 1080P, VHF UHF, Wireless Remote, Rotates for 2 TVs

First of all, we think the price is fair to your products. Arrived as a complete product, well packed and safe; no missing parts. No damage. It looks solid. Everything is solid. Easy to assemble and install is extremely robust. 40 feet of actual coaxial cable, not something thin. Time will tell. The product is very easy to assemble, the back of the antenna / receiver (top and bottom) is easy to fold out from the main body, the buckle is fastened, and the buckle seat slides into the unit and is fixed with bolts. The motor and amplifier can only be connected to the antenna base in one way and fixed with bolts. You plug the cable on the antenna into the motor. The long "cable" is a 40 'coaxial cable from the antenna to the power supply connected to the TV. I installed the mast with some standard electrical conduit and tied it to a previous sat dish mounting tube with SST hose clamps. I had to use another 100 foot cable to connect to my TV, but the signal was still good and strong. My only problem is that the cables that come with it are easy to kink, which permanently distorts the insulation between the outer and inner conductors, thereby reducing the signal strength to some extent. I believe it works well, but care should be taken when routing cables from the control unit to the TV to avoid kinks. There is a simple remote control, which points to the power supply unit connected to the TV and controls the rotation of the antenna to find the broadcast antenna. I bought this because "antenna web. Org" told me that this type of antenna is useful to me and they are correct. I think you should go to one of these free websites before you buy the antenna. They let you type in your address or your zip code, and if you want, tell you where the tower is, and their coordinates relate to you - very useful. The distance from the radio tower, the weather, and obstacles between the antenna and the radio tower (such as trees and buildings) may block all or part of your reception: This is not a problem with the antenna. To get what I want, I play with the angle and direction of the tilt. We are about 25-30 feet from the ground. In fact, we can go to other stations, but part of our house is blocking that direction. In the process of setting up and testing, I got a good reception even in our home. When available, almost all channels appear in the form of "strong" and high-definition 1080p. In addition, consider how weather factors such as snow and strong winds may affect this aspect. Be as safe and reliable as possible. Plan your location in advance, taking into account "what if" safety and the direction of the tower. It would be helpful if you could protect it from direct weather. We have been for nearly a month and we are very satisfied with that. I now enjoy 40 crystal clear channels. NBC, CBS, ABC and fox are flawless. News and sports are the main reasons why I want to broadcast locally. The unexpected benefit is to be able to watch the local PBS subsidiary and some channels I haven't seen. I'm satisfied without the cable bill. They proved to me that they really support their products. It works very well. This is part of the local channel that we plan to decouple from cable and satellite programming. To be honest, over time, the weather, installation and construction will tell, but from now on, we are very happy. I recommended this to my colleagues and neighbors. What's interesting is that our neighbors think it looks cool. They think it looks like one of the Star Wars attack cruisers. I highly recommend them. I'm very satisfied with this product. As for the price, I don't think I can find anything better.

Construction materials look cheap, but they are strong and light. Good performance, easy to install outside. Using Google maps to locate my site 60 miles away is getting more information than I thought. I found the best reception. It just needs a stronger rotating motor. If only you could know the direction of the antenna from inside. The rotating motor is fast and the remote control is good. About 60 HD stations. Its appearance looks very weak, but don't let it deceive you. The ability to give you high-quality pictures and sound is first-class! I have been shocked. I'm very happy, especially at such a good price. If you are still hesitant to cut off the cable TV, I suggest you buy one.

EASY TO ASSEMBLE AND MOUNT . THIS LET ME SAY GOODBYE TO THE CABLE /SATELITE FEES.

Works excellent on my parents house. Packs up the channels Tyler lost with their tv provided. Was easy to instale on the house.

This item was easy to put together and easy to install. The problem was, it only lasted one week after installing it. Other customers gave this antenna glowing reviews and this I highly question. It said it had a 160 mile range, I assure you, it doesn't. I threw away 150 dollars on this cheap junk because I believed what previous customers had written about it. BTW, I don't live in a valley and I'm not surrounded by giant trees. The antenna doesn't respond. Yes, I had a professional install it. He agreed-it's junk.

This is a powerful antenna! I was skeptical before I bought it, because when I first moved in, I tried an enlarged indoor antenna and got nothing. I'm in northwest Florida, surrounded by big trees. I've had this antenna for a week and it's been very good so far. I got 28 channels. When I put it in the attic on the second floor, the number soared to 45, including some strange independent channels with old movies and the like. Many are repeat stations, but I got all my major stations (ABC, CBS, NBC, fox, ion), including many on the edge of tomfool. There are still some radio stations that are not well received, but I think after some adjustment, I can still pull it in. 75 miles from my farthest station, I can't believe how beautiful the picture is! This small antenna really shocked me. It's such a good reception effect, but it's just such a cheap price. It's incredible.

It was easy to install, but doesn’t pick up channels that good and the little box is very lightweight and the button is hard to get to turn the antenna.

I recently decided to cut the cord which is saving me a lot of money, the only problem is the really ugly indoor antennas, not to mention the poor reception out where I live. So I bought this to put outside in place of the (Dish Network) satellite dish that was installed on the roof. And it works great, I couldn’t be happier!I should note that the coax cable was already in place and running to all the rooms in my house. (It was already installed during a remodel and more importantly, didn’t belong to Dish.)The antenna itself is very powerful and the great thing about it is the ability to rotate it using remote control. And it is super simple to install yourself, pretty much plug-and-play. You won’t regret buying it. :)