TV Antenna Indoor Antenna for Smart TV for Long Range Reception and All Smart TVs HD Digital Antenna with Amplifier Signal Booster for Local Channels Supports 4K 1080p-1000+ Miles

Absolutely Amazing! I attached this Antenna into my TV to using the included coax, with the included inline signal amplifier plugged into a USB port on my TV to power it.After a new channel scan with my TV, I was delightfully shocked that 38 channels were found.Savannah, GA is not some huge metropolis with a lot of TV stations.The main local stations here are WTOC, WSAV, and WJCL But most people can also pickup signals for a few more stations in close by citiesFor example, if you type in a search using Google for "Savannah, Georgia Television Stations", it gives you this list:WTOC in Savannah, GAWSAV in Savannah, GAWTGS in Hardeeville, SCWJCL in Savannah, GAWVAN in Savannah, GAWSCG in Baxley, GAThat's it. 6 Stations, with only 4 of them in Savannah. Another is in Baxley, GA, with one in Hardeeville, SC.Yet, my TV is picking up 38 channels using this antenna.It's not even mounted to a wall.Instead, I placed it on my top of a bookshelf that's next to my TV. The TV is a 65 inch "Hisense" model 65U7G QLED 4K Smart TV running Google (Android) TV that I bought from Amazon.It's wall mounted in our Den. I wanted a TV with support for Dolby ATMOS, a newer standard that supports 360 degree audio, including overhead sound (planes flying over you, etc), and most TVs with Atmos support were outside of my budget. This lower cost Hisense model is a great findI use a Nakamachi Shockwafe Sound bar with rear satellite antennas and wireless woofer with the TV. Works great. The soundbar also has multiple internal speakers that point to the side walls and ceiling. I wanted a setup that works with Dolby Atmos encoded content, and this combo fits the requirements.Anyway, the last Antenna I used with my old TV only picked up up the local channels from the 4 Savannah StationsPerhaps the tuner is more sensitive in this HiSense TV. Or, perhaps this is Antenna is a lot better than my last one. .But I highly recommend getting this one, even if it looks the same as some other antennas that cost lessThis one is the Number 1 Best Seller on Amazon for a reason. That's the reason I bought it, and I've been thrilled with it's performance.I've even cancelled my Cable TV Service. Instead, I use my Hi-Sense TV and this Antenna for local channels, and view other channels over the Internet (Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix, Peacock, Paramount Plus, Apple TV, and more.My HiSense TV uses the Google TV (Android) Operating System that gives you tons of channels via an Internet Connection.I also have a Roku device that gives you most of the same channels (thousands available). But I like the Google TV Interface more. I've been a Roku user for years. But the Google TV Interface is better IMO. I switch between them often. (Roku Ultra device attached to an HDMI Port, Google TV built into the TV).But, depite loads if content available over the Internet, my wife still wants to watch some of the local channels. Hence this Antenna. To say that it exceeds my expectations is a huge understatement!

I'm amazed. I was able to get 62 channels on 1 tv and 69 channels where I put it on another TV. This is in Mississippi.

For the price - it works well. When the weather is bad you may experience problems. Again, for the price it’s good.

it works great. will buy again if needed

A great product for analog tv.

I have two digital TV broadcast antennas. One is large and mounted in the attic. This one is mounted on a wall in a bedroom. This antenna does not receive as many channels but this is to be excepted. I have a direct line of sight to the majority of towers. A true line of sight - broadcast towers are five miles away and visible right out the window clear of all obstructions. One broadcast tower is perpendicular and obstructed in a direct direction. This antenna is not omnidirectional so I expected problems with the other broadcast tower.I find the amplifier sometimes causes problems and needs to be turned off. Other times, it needs to be turned back on. I'm not sure why it changes from day to day. The broadcast towers are considered close so I actually expected the amplifier would cause problems. However, I expected the antenna would work great with the amplifier turned off because broadcast tower relationship to the bedroom. Honestly, a straight wire worked as well as this antenna, so I am not sure why sometimes I need the amplifier.This antenna is sensitive to objects blocking it. Just walking around the room may cause the single to drop. This antenna works best if it can be mounted on a window or wall facing the broadcast towers.This being said, it is a professionally made and good looking flat antenna. It works adequately but it is not a hi-gain antenna and will not work well in marginal, distant or obstructed areas. I am happy with it. It is what I expected but then again I know something about radio broadcast engineering and antenna designs so I knew what to expect.FYI: I personally believe the 200 mile reception is only theoretical. There is not enough gain and amplification to receive a broadcast tower 200 miles away even with a direct line of sight. In my case, there is another broadcast tower 120 miles away with line of sight at an elevation 2,000 above my home. I can't receive the station with this antenna but I can with the antenna in the attic. This is okay with me. I didn't plan on trying to receive that station.