Five Star TV Antenna Indoor/Outdoor Yagi Satellite HD Antenna with up to 200 Mile Range - Attic or Roof Mount TV Antenna, Digital OTA Radio/FM Antenna for 4K 1080P with Mounting Pole

Nice antenna. We got rid of cable TV years ago and opted for streaming services. Downside was we always lacked the ability to receive the local, over the air stations in our area. Solution - a digital antenna.This one solved our problem nicely. After I connected it to our TV it helped pull in well over 70 digital broadcast channels. When I moved it to our attic, the antenna pulled in even more stations. To be fair, I live in a major metropolitan area, so there are lots of TV stations within 100 miles of me broadcasting multiple HD channels. So if you’re in a more rural area, you may only get your local, digital stations. But still, an antenna is worth it if you’re a cord cutter and want the local stations. This antenna does the job nicely.Assembly was not difficult. It came in few pieces and I was able to figure out how to put it together from just looking at the picture.Can’t speak to its outside durability as I installed ours in the attic. But it looks like it’s made well and would survive being outside. I’d read other reviews from people who mounted their’s outside to get a better idea.Overall, a decent antenna. Especially if you can pick it up on sale. Would recommend.

Easy installation, comes as a complete kit, is lightweight and we have 3 towers in our location and makes it easy to receive signals from all of them. Very pleased - We have 2 and no problems with either. One is hooked up to 2 TV's in our house and the other is for our garage. Good value, good signal strength - But always remember - height is might!

Complete assembly required, and two wingnuts won't fit.Was surprised to receive a box of parts (sub assemblies). Others came assembled and only requirement on my part was unfold sections, This was not the case. A sticker on box (QR code) said a video was available, but I pressed on since the enclosed pictures and narrative seemed complete. And they are, but with one exception - the two wingnuts required to attach side strips referenced in step 4. Quickly apparent there is not enough clearance to attach using them. Get your nut drivers (metric) as I did, unscrew existing nut, attach as required, screw existing nuts back on.Problem solved.However, antenna works great and I hope it survives the next hurricane so I don't need to do this again.

OTA = Over The Air...verses cable, satellite, streaming, etc.I was recently a tech with a very popular satellite TV company. We also installed OTA antennas and often had to struggle to get OTA channels to come in well when the location is 50+ miles away from big city TV broadcast towers.This antenna seems to be a very good one... putting it together might be a bit confusing for some, but so far it seems worth the trouble. Now this product does NOT have a built-in amplifier (but that's one of the reasons I like it). Sure, a built-in amp might draw in a few more channels (or make some a little more clear) but it also means it will need to plug-in to electric power somewhere.I am 45 miles away from several TV towers and this manufacturer recommends trying the antenna indoors before installing it outdoors (which is always smart). I picked up over 40 channels indoors and the picture was perfect on most of them. I haven't installed it outdoors yet and that's the only reason I gave it 3 stars for ease of installation... but I will update this post once I do have it installed. I expect over 100 channels but it's really not about HOW MANY channels you pick-up, it's HOW MANY CHANNELS YOU WANT that you pick up. I happen to know that living outside of Houston TX there are only about 20-30 local stations that I actually want... many of the others are foreign channels or shopping networks that I would never watch.Even the best OTA TV antenna can't help signals much if you are 200+ miles from no where. But so far I am pretty happy with this product. I bought the full-install package that came with the mounting pole, brackets, and 40 feet of cable. I was pleasantly surprised they even included things like "pitch-patch' which are little tar squares to be placed between the roof and the mounting plate screws before it is tightened down. There are even mounting clips (and a few zip ties) to help with running the cable from the antenna to the splitter (which is also included with the mounting kit). The only thing that could make this better is a having a few more specifics on antenna assembly, so you KNOW exactly which antenna sections connect to the others and which end faces which. Also, there were no instructions for the mount kit but other than a wide variety of screws the kit looks fairly simple.* UPDATE* Nearly 5 months later and I am still happy with this OTA Antenna. Nearly every channel is crystal clear high definition. I have had zero problems except for a few occasions, when storms seem to have affected the reception of one or two distant TV stations, but those are far and few between. I'm sure you can buy bigger, better, more expensive antennas... but I still recommend this antenna and am quite happy with it.

Have always been a fan of broadcast TV. Living in the Black Hills of western South Dakota an indoor antenna doesn't do anything.Purchased this antenna to pick up a few of the local channels. Assembly was simple following the included directions. Installation was also a breeze as I used an existing satellite pole to mount the antenna to.Once completed, I scanned for channels and was shocked that it found 47 total stations. I was amazed by the clarity and quality of all of them.If you are on the fence if this antenna works, trust me, it works great in my situation.Value, quality and free channels, what more would a person need.

Used one of the existing dead satellite dish mounts and cabling on my house to mount it in the correct direction. Pulled in channels I was unable to get with an amp powered antenna in the same area. Seems to quality built. Time will tell.

Antenna is a bit over priced. Not a 200 Mile Antenna. This Antenna works well on UHF channels however Lower band VHF 2 thru 13, don't perform well. Make sure there are no obstructions it will greatly reduce the performance. My towers are 33 miles away, so I had to use an amplifier to get better performance with the 4 way splitter. It has Good Quality construction. comes with a 4way splitter and coax cable, the hardware is included for the J-Pole model to attach to either wood or masonry that is a plus, if mounting to a wall or chimney. I was going to return the item and contacted tech support . it is 95 degrees outside here in Florida so I will keep looking for something better but the antenna works ok, not great, but ok.