2022 Amplified HD Digital TV Antenna with 300+ Mile Range - Must-Have for Clear Reception

laura p.: Bought on Feb 15 2023 worked great and then in late September it stopped picking up local channels,tried all suggestions and no luck, called mfg and they told me to give them the sellers name and invoice # and then I was told to contact Amazon and the seller for help and was told by Amazon the selling dealer Yyfkc Store and when I called Amazon for information I was told it only had a 30 day warranty but when I looked it up under the mfg site it read” If you have problems with our HDTV Antenna, just contact us at any time and we will provide a full replacement” but I guess that doesn’t apply unless you buy directly from them and before this problem I bought a 2nd one and today problems started with it. Just read carefully if your not buying directly from the u must have company

United States on Sep 27, 2023

steve g: Works well. Only issue is not with antenna but I need to regularly reposition antenna. May have more to do with my distance 45 miles to stations and terrain/obstacles than antenna design or strength.

United States on Jan 08, 2023

Alain L.: Je ne capte aucun poste.

Canada on Jan 05, 2023

robert sheffield: Good product, but the 300 mile range only works if you can put it at the top of a 150 foot or more tower, because at house level you lose the horizon at 70 miles, but the towers it dose pick up are clear and strong

Canada on Jun 10, 2022

rosaire plante: aucun signal capter

Canada on Mar 01, 2022

Jeffrey: I wanted another antenna to point at a different set of tv towers. I bought the McDuory Outdoor 150 Miles Digital TV Antenna 360 Degree Rotation Amplified HDTV Antenna -Support 2 TVs-UHF/VHF/1080P/4K - Infrared Remote - 40 feet RG6 Cable and Mounting Pole Included -- here on Amazon in 2018) It is around $20 more expensive than this one. The plastic parts have become brittle and a couple things broke on it. The antenna no longer rotates. The antenna still works, and I get 52 OTA channels but when the wind blows the channels become pixelated or I lose the signal.

I decided to put this (2022 Amplified HD Digital TV Antenna Long 300+ Miles Range Indoor/Outdoor - Support 4K) antenna facing South while my other antenna points Northeast. With a diplexer, I was able to join the two together. I get 45 channels, but the ones I lost were just shopping channels. Every channel is coming in stronger and are no longer pixelated when the wind blows.

I took off one star, because this is listed as an Indoor/Outdoor antenna. However, according to remarks by the sellers it is not supposed to be in direct sunlight or allowed to get wet/rain on it. This is really an indoor antenna. I was...

United States on Feb 20, 2022

Richard S. Ballantyne: So a few years ago I bought one of those big, fancy outdoor antennas with plans to wire that up and get ota TV. Like too many great plans, that never happened as I just didn't have the time for running cables, cutting holes in the house, and securing the antenna to the roof. On a whim I bought this small indoor antenna, figuring it would be garbage and would be returned.

Holy heck, it works great! I live 49 miles outside Houston, and still get 81 channels with this, including all the big ones (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, etc). It took maybe 3 minutes to set up. My house has 2-foot-thick concrete walls, and the signal goes through it like nothing. I used to have to buy a month of broadcast TV online when there was a super bowl, olymics, etc. For a little more than the price of one month, I never have to do that again. Can't recommend this enough.

United States on Jan 30, 2022

encore75: Antenna was very easy to set up. Just like with any other HDTV antenna, you connect it to the coaxial input on the back of your TV, plug in the USB power cord for the amplifier, then do a channel scan on your TV to have it search for the available channels. I actually installed it on a splitter to two TVs, and was able to get 55 channels on one TV and 105 channels on the other! (I'm approximately 20 miles as the crow flies from my area's TV broadcasting towers). However, this did take some tweaking of the positioning to get these results. After initially trying the conventional methods of placing it in a windowsill as well as placing it on my entertainment center, both with lackluster results, I used a mapping app on my phone to point me in the right direction of my area's towers, then actually laid the antenna down horizontally on the top of a shelf with the top of the antenna pointing in the direction of the towers. I found that this gave me much better results than standing it up on a windowsill... Go figure. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

After trying a number of different indoor HDTV antennas, this gave me the best reception and picture...and saved me from having to install an outdoor...

United States on Jan 26, 2022