【2020 Upgraded】 HDTV Antenna Indoor Digital TV Antenna, 120 Miles Range HD Antenna with Amplifier Signal Booster and 13FT Coaxial Cable - Extremely High Reception

I purchased the Lxuemlu HDTV antenna for my brother-in-law to use with a flat screen tv I gave him as a gift. The day I received the antenna, I connected it to the tv and I was blown away at how good this HDTV antenna works. I connected the cable from the antenna to the tv input and put the antenna on a flat surface about two feet from the tv and ran a station scan. The amount of stations and the clarity of the picture was fantastic. It looked like I had regular cable connected to the tv. The Lxuemlu HDTV antenna was delivered in two days as promised and packages very good. I would highly recommend this antenna to anyone who is ready to cut the cable tv cord. The antenna is reasonably priced and works better than I thought it would. After reading numerous reviews on similar products, I'm glad I chose the Lxuemlu HDTV Antenna.

I bought the antenna in case our internet goes out, so that I could still get local stations in the case of bad weather. The antenna was easy to install and the amp booster is also simple to increase the signal. This product goes well beyond the "rabbit ears" that I used decades ago. This product far exceeded my expectations. I was able to pick up about 40 stations, and learned that some local TV stations have multiple channels that I apparently couldn't get on dish TV or streaming. A must if you intend to "cut the cord" to cable or dish TV. Definitely worth the price. I originally purchased this for one TV, but I plan to purchase more for other TV's.

I cut the cable cord LONG AGO and have enjoyed the digital picture on regular over the air TV channels. Recently noticed some interference with one of my favorite channels so decided to try the antenna with an amplifier. I tried putting in the window but had the same trouble as with previous antenna - noticed that moving it to the other side of the room helped immensely. Could be where my apartment is located in the corner of the building, I am on the 5th floor. Overall, excellent picture and no issues, just remember to rescan each time you change the area of your antenna.

I live in a residential area, no commercial buildings, and not in the 'sticks', within 40 miles at least 3 major towers (Edison, Princeton, Philly, with NYC probably at the 50 mile mark). After 2 hours of placing the antenna around the room, mid-level, closer to the ceiling, straight up, sideways, and yes, near the window, scanning and more scanning, it never found more than 24 channels. It never found major stations as WABC (NY) or PBS (PHL). Of the 24 found, a few were duplicates, some foreign language, and 2 basically useless to me. At best, I have about 6 channels that are clear, mostly local news and game shows (ugh). I expected results that you see on the videos for these. If this is 120 mile range, I would have expected better results as there are several more towers within the 30-60 mile range of my zip code.

It is easy to install. It suggests a number of places to place it and stating the best is a window. I found it better not to “stick” it any place thus being able to move it when I change the channel to get better reception. I live in The Milwaukee area and should be able to get four different channels easily and I can’t I have to move the antenna around. I also found weather will effect the quality of the picture. Humidity is your friend. There is some freezing and pixelation. however I get a number of channels that I never knew were available. It’s still worth it to me not paying for cable as I have Netflix and Hulu. I purchased this so I could watch local news and I am able to do that. Second pic is a local channel. Good thing I don’t watch that soapy

This review is for the 2019 Upgraded HDTV Antenna Indoor Digital TV Antenna, 120 Miles Range HD Antenna with Amplifier Signal Booster and 13FT Coaxial Cable - Extremely High Reception byLxuemlu ... I bought this for a relative who lives in a stucco house on the north side of the Columbus Ohio metro area. The stucco is applied over a steel mesh, so TV signals are pretty much blocked unless an antenna is either outside or at a window. The TV is located on the second floor. A set of rabbit ears at the window received a few channels. I applied the antenna to a south facing window, and powered the amp from the USB port on the TV. we were able to get a total of 41 primary and sub channels. The primary OTA channels broadcast in 1080i quality, but most of the sub channels broadcasted in 480i or 720i quality. This is not the fault of the antenna, it's the station's broadcasting format. I also tested it in our wood frame house, second floor inside(not near a window) about 25 miles from downtown Columbus, and I was able to get 20 primary and secondary sub channels, no channels with rabbit ears. For best reception on intermediate and fringe areas, an external antenna with a mast-mounted preamp would be best, but you may be able to do with this product if you're high enough to be above ground clutter.

I bought this antenna and also had bought another. The other antenna was very similar and just happen to be a lightning deal so the price seemed good... I hooked up the lightning deal antenna first... I was hoping to get the four main local channels... after much moving around from place to place, I managed to get three of the four channels...I tried the Lxuemlu and almost instantly I received all four channels...It recommended placing the antenna on a window which I did but I kept losing one of the channels....So I moved the antenna to the corner of the room, near the TV, behind a corner hutch and to my surprise I received my four channels, very clear, plus ten or so other channels...I have since bought two more just like it for the two bedroom TV's and they all work great...The stations I receive are about a 35-40 mile radius...extremely satisfied

Ok I already had a lg indoor 40 mile antenna hooked up in my home.A few months ago I moved from Ohio to NC and when In Ohio I was always able to pull the ION channel over the air for free with my 40 mile lg antenna.Well once I got to NC that antenna was only able to pull the actual channels in a search but no actual show would come thru just that it exhisted. So I purchased this antenna my tv is on a stand right in front of sliding glass doors that face outside.I have moved this antenna everywhere shows come in and disappear after completely clear.I left the actual antenna pad in one spot after I spent about 20 hours in 1 weeks time trying to get channels to stay put.The electric box that has the cable that runs to the tv is actually the problem it moves even 1/8 of an inch you lose 20 channels.I still cannot pick up the ION channel here and its 37 miles away but I can pick up PBS running in 2 different directions most days on group of the 4 pbs channels will come in.This states 120 miles Im not drawing any channels past 30 miles.I have a brand new Samsung 4k curved tv so I know its not because my tv is old.I have moved this antenna everywhere and just one wrong move by an inch and 20 channels disappear.I can run a channel check and have 8 channels do it again move electric box 1 inch have 30 channels .I had to tape it to the table because if you hold it in your hand it draws a ton of shows you sit it down on a surface most of the channels disappear.you have to walk around slowly moving your hand an inch at a time to run thru where this electric box connector likes to draw reception.Very annoying.I watch PBS ,ION,LAFF,and a few other they are free over the air but cannot seem to get this antenna to keep a clear picture to watch a whole show without spending an hour trying to find a reception everyday.I had hopes of watching ION but not with this antenna where I am at in NC