I live in an apartment complex with a lot of interference and miscellaneous things in the way of a good signal but this one did the job

If you have a clear line from the location you will place this to the station antennas you will get a good and clear signal with this.

I believe to get closer to 100% perfect signal, you probably need to go back to the outdoor rooftop antenna.

Lots of houses, and air traffic to distort/impeded the signal

Signal cuts in and out for primary stations like abc, nbc, cbs

This works well picking up signals in a low apartment in Brooklyn

I am using the amplifier on another digital antenna I have and it has improved my signal

Keep in mind that a larger antenna will not necessarily provide a better signal; it’s all about proper location, being pointed toward your local broadcast tower, and the signal strength of your area

The signal strength on the new TV was 26 %,so I added the small amp that came with the kit and it boosted up the signal to 75 % and a fine picture

My recommendation is that once you scan and are able to tune in a lot of strong channels, find a channel you like that isn’t tuning in perfectly, move the antenna around slightly until you have a strong signal, then scan again.

This product gets two stars only because the amplifier does improve the signal

65 Miles Digital TV Antenna with Enhanced VHF UHF Reception, Adjustable HDTV Amplifier Signal Booster, USB Power Supply

But once the antenna is set in a right angle to your tower, the signal is perfect

I’ve tried a ton of them, and every single one has issues getting consistent signal.

i still drop signals here and there but works well.

Some channels will drop connection or show those digital signal breakup blocks, but moving your body or the antenna’s location can sometimes be enough

It took me about 15 different tries to finally find the "sweet spot" that pulled in the strongest signal for the greatest number of channels.

I’ve tried a ton of them, and every single one has issues getting consistent signal.

I have this split with a 4-way and have good signals to all units.

I know the amplifier works because when I unplugged it I immediately lost signal to the channel I was on

I set it up and it grabbed all my local channels (UHF and VHF) quickly and with very strong signals

I wish they could make an antenna with powerful signal/range without relying on AC.However, I also own another 50 Mile range antenna that ONLY works when the AC is plugged in -- but this one also works without plugging in the adapter; of course, that will also defeat the purpose of getting stronger range

That said, it’s true that a cable provider works much better for signal quality and stability, but at the end of the day, I’ll take occasionally moving an antenna around over a $100 monthly bill.

Total channels jumped to 28, all four primary affiliates now available solid signal.

If I don't use the adapter, I lose signal, so I believe the adapter does help

I have yet to receive our dreaded "weak digital signal" pop up error on our TV

Amplified HD Digital TV Antenna with Long 65-80 Miles Range – Support 4K 1080p & All Older TV's for Indoor with Powerful HDTV Amplifier Signal Booster

I've moved it all over the place trying to find a spot where the signal would remain strong, and have not been able to get a consistent signal on our local channels that are well under the 50 mile range.

Most tower websites suggest that the best signals come from pointing these types of antennas south - unfortunately I live in Texas, and south-facing windows are a recipe for gigantic electricity bills, so I don't really have any that face that direction

Signal is broken up when it is cloudy or whenever a vehicle goes by

Pros: easy set up, low profile antenna, good signal reception and minimal "pixelation"

You need to go online and determine if you can receive adequate signals from the towers.

The sad part is I had previously bought a cheaper one from Amazon for a secondary TV in our home that cost only $20, and it is providing a better more consistent signal than this $60 one

The problem is there was no permanent spot that I could mount this to get a good signal on all channels

so there’s no reason the signal should be disrupted constantly.

The amplifier is a great feature to boost the signal as well.

It comes with adhesive tape that is advertised as removable for repositioning, but in my case it removed some paint when I peeled it off to reposition it - which you will definitely want to do, in order to get the best signal

Cannot comment on its comparative ability to bring in a signal but found that I did not need to use the booster to get a decent signal.

So clearly I need to place it in the Attic or somewhere outside where the signal can reach over the tree tops

After repositioning a lost a few channels but get all of the ones I need with a strong signal

I have split the signal so far to 2 tvs and have not noticed a decrease at all in the picture quality

Amazing I get more than 40 channels including all the major networks and PBS stations

Don't waste your money on this over priced antenna as you can do as well or better with the cheaper ones

This particular Antenna DOES NOT work as

I'm going to try again in the suburbs near my office to see if it works any better there, as I want this to work as it has potential given its small size and easy hook up.