I don't miss cable one bit.

Works great and just as clear as cable

The cable is not very long to place up high, but it works if you do not have high ceilings.

Helps get local channels for a family member who cannot afford cable.

You can dump cable with this RCA antenna.

I do lose cable at

Con: the rigid coaxial cable makes it a challenge to position such a light weight item

I recently made the decision to cancel my cable subscription like thousands of other people.

Not a deal breaker at all, cable is cheap so at some point I'll extend and hide through drywall

Good bye cable bill.

No need for expensive cable or satellite contracts!!

No need for costly cable if your viewing is restricted to broadcast channels.

But I am very pleased to now having TV for free rather than pay exorbitant cable prices.

Our house has found Hulu and Netflix a better alternative to ridiculous cable prices, but have always missed watching the local channels (especially local sports)

I don't know why more people don't take advantage of the free digital channels rather than pay for overpriced cable.

Gave it to a friend who could not afford cable

It provided good signal, but I was unable to place because of its weight and thickness, and the short cable.

I works really great screen is as clear as cable

In fact, I honestly thought it would work as good (or even better) than cable.

I bought this antenna so I could pick up OTA channels and cut the overpriced cable cord.

The local cable access location site is accurate on their reports of available cable reception in a particular location

I killed cable and picked this up after reading several reviews on multiple sites.

I was so impressed with the Leaf that I bought one for my girlfriend so that she could lose Time Warner Cable as i did.

say good bye to overpriced cable tv.

We were hoping to be able to do away with expensive cable contract and use this antenna, but we didn't get as many TV stations as we had hoped.

This is a great cable alternative for the southern and southwestern suburbs in the Chicago area

I put a TV by my treadmill and didn't want to get another expensive Comcast Cable box

One saving grace could have been a separate cable for the amplifier that was detachable so you could add length from the amp to the TV.

so now I have just what I want without the costly cable bill and all those channels that were included which were never used.

works great no more high cable

Bargain priced for TV reception as clear as regular cable.

Bottom line, if you have an HD TV and if picture quality is important to you (if you're a video nerd) you need to scrap your cable and get an antenna.

Goodbye expensive cable bills

Sure beats paying those outrageous cable bills with their associated one or two year contractual commitments.

And with the cheapest available cable service costing $68/month, the ClearStream is well worth the price

THe ANT1650R is a fine antenna if all TV towers are within 30 miles of your location and you don't mind the minor issues (especially the rather short and undetacheable coaxial cable)

Those channels broadcasting in HD (like the major networks) come in as clear as cable TV

*three* PBS channels when before I only had one with an expensive cable box

I bought this product for my daughter who cannot afford cable and we could not believe the number of channels she got for free plus the quality of the picture was just fine

The third antenna that was purchased was just this 2012 Christmas for some friends that were considering cancelling their cable as well, and they also lived in an apartment.

They are clear as a bell and every bit as good or better than cable.

Black cable is the only drawback on my white walls.

Dumped my cable and got two of these instead.

It works every bit as well as cable.

Picture is as good as cable and when cable goes out, I can still watch tv

I must be honest and admit that I miss cable but as far as picture quality and

Do not not miss cable.

And with the cheapest available cable service costing $68/month, the ClearStream is well worth the price

Overall, definitely worth the money if you're looking to add a little regular TV back to your cable-free life.

No more expensive cable bill.

Dumped cable, so glad, and went to Radioshack and brought this home

I, like everyone, thought if die without my syfy and other cable only shows

I took my cable and bought this antenna because of good reviews , but doesn't work at all

I was disappointed why it did not work as it is discrip.

Take my advice, run from the RCA as fast as you can, and put that same $34 into a Leaf.

The overall reception is about twice as good as with rabbitt ears regarding consistancy of signal, but really no more channels than with rabbitt ears, though less need for moving the antenna around.

The sound doesn't break up, and the picture doesn't freeze as it did with the RCA.

I don't think it works any better than, or maybe even as well as, rabbit ears.

picture clarity is as good as with cable.