all my existing channels are crystal clear with no pixelation and no signal/no signal

After pointing at where they are actually broadcasting from I get crystal clear picture.

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

Crystal clear on most channels and limited to 480i on others

The antenna works beautifully - I can get all the local over-the-air stations, and the HD picture is crystal clear.

Only issue is any time there is interference, the picture breaks up.

Amazingly the picture is better with the antenna than it was through cable tv.

I will never again pay for TV, nor will I loose picture because of weather interference

We are currently getting 15 channels, the picture is great on most of the channels.

I now get a great signal, with more stations than ever before and clear picture.

I have some topographic hills between me and the antennas--but this one works great.

this did not work for me - all this money and the 1byone works better.

i am a believergot the antenna for 3 months and i still cannot believe who great my channels work

For a small antenna works great for local storm information.

The old antenna works great with HDTV, but it was beginning to deteriorate from age

The only thing I wanted to say is that this antenna works exactly as advertised

Works very well, as advertised and above my expectations.

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

The 2V also has two added poles to catch VHF signals and it works as advertised

We are very happy with the antenna - works just as advertised, even in our area, which is known for bad signal reception.

The UHF channels come in perfect HD and work flawlessly.

I get all the major channels and then some with a crystal clear HD picture

NOW...everyone has to purchase multiple expensive HD antenna's, fiddle fiddle fiddle with them to find stations...and keep buying addtional equipment to raise, turn, etc the antennas...meanwhile, the channels freeze up, breakup, the reception changes with the weather...rescan over and over...fiddle fiddle fiddle with the equipment all day every day.

No drop outs and a perfect HD picture (if available) on all channels.

This antenna on a 20 foot mast pulls in great HD channels in my area

This antenna does not work as well as my other tv antennas

I highly recommend this purchase if you're looking to get free TV in fantastic HD for as well

I get all of the major TV networks which work flawlessly now

I also bought a Tivo to replace my U-Verse DVR and now I'm saving about $70/month not paying for all those reality TV junk shows!!!

My quest for a decent TV antenna reception is a work in progress

I dont know really if I should recommend this product or not for how expensive it is

This product does not work for me in my attic and was not easy to install

Product seems somewhat cheap, but the box states the antenna has a lifetime warranty.

This product has exceeded my expectations and I highly recommend it for those considering to "cut the cable".

This product blew me out of the water, and it is just hooked up beside our TV against a wall

Better quality than my cable signal for the HD channels.

Amazingly clear HD quality reception with local channels

Poor quality junk, Even when used with an amplifier I could barely pick up any signal from any direction

The build quality is good, and the UHF reception is good

Previous to this I tried a cheap "30-mile" amplified RCA antenna from Walmart, but had poor reception quality and it's amplifier power supply went dead in 2 days.

No fine tuning necessary...just put the antenna in approximately the right direction and they all tune perfectly.

But we put it on the roof, pointed it in the right direction and we are watching tv again

Definitely has some assembly required and directions are spotty at best

Then its just a matter of getting the antenna as high as possible and aiming it in the right direction

USA.Make sure you point the antenna to the right direction

The reception is better than any other antenna we have ever had

We are very happy with the antenna - works just as advertised, even in our area, which is known for bad signal reception.

I highly recommend purchasing this antenna if you live in a poor reception area or 60 plus miles from the towers.

I am in a bad reception area at least 50 miles from towers, so my old window antenna no longer works.

Better reception, more channels and the cost of the antenna seemed reasonable.

Not only do I get way more channels than I knew were available ,they were all crystal clear

And I didn't get Ion, but I didn't lose any other channels

I decided to put up an antenna to get the "free" local channels

and I still swich over to the antenna to watch channels not available on cable.

Still missing a few channels that I used to get, so I bought the ClearStream 2V Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna for $100 today.

Of those 15 channels, I received the strong major channel & 3 of 4 weak signal majors.

I get about 20 more channels than before with a solid signal and of those 20 new channels about

We have this antenna mounted in the attic and are getting very good signal.

it was likely going to be put outside based on those 4 major channels having a weak signal strength for my location

I can get over 40 digital air Channels with great signal strength.

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

The result did not disappoint as I got the vast majority of stations I was hoping to get.

I scratched my head for a while and came up with going to my hardware store and buying a 5' long steel pipe for the mount instead of using the 1'it came with

But, I was still scratching my head as to why WFMJ out of Youngstown still wasn't coming in.

I highly recommend this antenna as it picks up signals better than any indoor outdoor antenna I've ever owned

We cannot get line of sight from our home, but the antenna is mounted rooftop as well as we can position it.

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

The result did not disappoint as I got the vast majority of stations I was hoping to get.

I highly recommend this antenna as it picks up signals better than any indoor outdoor antenna I've ever owned

We cannot get line of sight from our home, but the antenna is mounted rooftop as well as we can position it.

I finally settled on the original configuration aimed at the main source of signals in my area, however I did use an external combiner with a built in FM trap instead of the combiner built into the VHF element

The result did not disappoint as I got the vast majority of stations I was hoping to get.

He recommended I buy and FM Trap and attach it to the antenna

When I asked for instruction regarding how to attach an FM Trap to my Clearstream antenna, he said, "Put it between the antenna and the coax cable

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

I could get all but two of the channels on the southeast towers, but the other stations were weak in bad weather

When I did find the correct alignment both weather and airport traffic would cause drop outs and pixelization

Right now I have it indoors (the weather is to bad to be on the roof)

With those antenna I was able to receive 6 channels to one TV but those channels would be lost at times in the evening and during bad weather

The antenna also appears to be weathering intense sun and multiple ice storms very well

Like I say I don't mean to knock the Mohu which is a good product at shorter range and in less difficult conditions

Not only did I have the same problem as the Mohu, but now via fading in and out, I was losing some UHF channels as well

Not only did I have the same problem as the Mohu, but now via fading in and out, I was losing some UHF channels as well

I tried many antennas including the famous mohu leaf indoor antenna and the winegard flatwave

Still currently using the cheapest old indoor mohu leaf , added a rca pre amp from another amazon order , ran a cord to my attic, pasted it to the wall in the direction according to tvfool .... working better than any antenna I have tried including the mohu sky

Finally we mounted it at a height of between 9-10 feet above the ground and were even more surprised to get 97 channels at the time, 108 channels today

The pole is about 25 feet from the house and the signal is split 5 ways.

I was surprised at how compact it was - roughly two feet on a side

A friend purchased one and she is able to receive 43 channels at 5 feet above ground due to a good line of site from towers, she was also able to pull a station in from 74 miles

This antenna replaced a twelve element VHF/UHF yagi installed outdoors on two-story home at 45 feet above ground