ANTOP HDTV ＆ FM Amplified Antenna 85 Miles AT-800SBS with Dual Outputs Smart Boost System, Support TV and Second Device-FM Stereo, a Second TV or Any OTA-Ready Streaming Device or Projector

Works well in the area, Yellows more than expected under heavy sun.

I have been trying a couple of flat indoor antenna with little success with all of my local channels. Many had medium to low signal levels. I installed this internal antenna at the same locations and the amount of channels being detected and also the stations that were of low to medium quality are all much higher. I do not have any hills or other obstructions but my location is quite a distance to the antenna of around 40 miles. So far, very impressed with the performance of this antenna. It is a larger size antenna compared to the flat antenna.

It seems to work well, it’s easy to assemble and run the cables they do have good instructions and several languages. It’s rather large but if you put it in a place where you don’t see it it’s a nice modern design. My only critique is they send it in the box that is manufactured for but it’s such thin cardboard it should’ve gone into another box because the thin cardboard box is crushed easily.

Installed this antenna outside the house where I used to have a DIRECTV dish. Pointed it south towards Sacramento stations. Ran scan on the TV and I can pick up 80 channels with crystal clear high-resolution images. Very easy to install. I hooked the second output up to my receiver for FM reception. I liked the product so much that I bought a second antenna for my vacation home.

In my opinion, this product does not live up to it's hype. While it does pick up some local stations, there is one, only 7 miles away, which it does not. I have not yet looked into the FM radio reception, one of it's main features, which prompted me to purchase.

I have used several different antennas for my TV - I have never owned cable. Most antennas (my latest was a thin "leaf" design with a booster attached) were OK but received few channels and were subject to loss of signal, especially since I live near a small airport. Planes, helicopters, and even the wind would often interrupt the signal. I tried the Antop model using the table mount near a small window that faces the broadcast towers near me. All towers are located within 18 miles of my house. The table location received 21 channels, not all clearly; the leaf antenna had gotten a lot more. So I moved the antenna to a glass door facing the towers; that got me 36 channels. Then I tried the antenna on top of a 6-foot ladder near the door; that received 28 channels. I decided to move the antenna up onto a storage area in my garage, about 10 feet off the floor, aimed at the towers and through the side of the garage. That got 55 channels! Not all those channels are interesting, but I can't blame the antenna for that... Reception has been rock-solid, with no interference from planes or wind so far. Very pleased with this purchase and will recommend it to others. One problem, though: I ran coax cable from the back of my Bose Wave IV radio, through the garage, and back through the wall to connect to the booster. But the supplied connection to my radio does not work. The ANTOP AT-719 looks like it should fit, but the metal base keeps the contact from meshing with the radio. Is there another connection like the AT-719 that has a shorter metal jacket? Can I cut the jacket down about 1/4" and try that? Other than this problem, I am very pleased with the Antop AT-800SBS.

Works great! We live in the country and now we get about a dozen TV channels over the Air. Impressive!

I was expecting to get a superior signal with this. First of all it is huge. I had a cheap antenna and wanted to upgrade. This antenna was no better than the $30. One I had, in fact I think the signal was weaker. Sent back immediately