Able Signal 25 Miles Thin Flat Indoor HDTV Antenna with Stand Reversible Black and White VHF UHF FM

I live in a weird metropolitan area of S. Fla where all the stations are either 20+ miles north or 20+ miles south of my home. This has always made it difficult to get ANY signals at all, ever. Especially since the stations are all in opposite directions. Pre-digital days I was told I would need a big ol' motorized roof antenna to get anyhing. This little $20 antenna worked reasonably well out of the box, receiving about 20 stations on a TV that is on an inside wall in the center of 2 story house. BUT...Then I decided to try adding a little 5' section of RG6 coaxial that DirectTV left behind years ago and WOW! That high-quality section of cable made all the difference! I started getting 58 or more stations! Then my only problem was finding a spot where I could get ABC & CBS at the same time or from the same spot. Discovered moving the antenna even 2" one way or the other (and rescanning), nevermind switching walls or areas of walls, changed reception of stations every time. Finally got the spot I was looking for, sort of. Then discovered that moving the section of RG6 cable around a little worked like fine tuning! The picture quality is now BETTER than cable!I bet if the skinny little coaxial cable that comes on all of these little flat antennas ( from all manufacturers) was of higher RG6 quality these could put the cable companies out of business in the blink of an eye! Antenna, Chromecast, PlayToChromecast extension for Chrome browser (makes Chromecast smoothly stream ALL the videos out there, not just the ones with built in Chromecast capability) and BYE BYE ComcastTV!

Thanks, reviewers, for encouraging me to upgrade my faithful rabbit ears. You were right; Able is worth the money. Based on Amazon reviews, I upgraded my rabbit ears' tiny crackle in sound and periodically digitized images with weather changes. With Able, I get the same number of stations (28) without the amplifier. The sound is both hiss and crackle free, and and I have a consistent, much improved picture.I was surprised that adding the amplifier did not noticeably enhance the reception or number of channels as I am about 35 miles from the stations I prefer. Nor did I receive the 5 stations reported within the 50 mile radius according to website references. The amplifier may have added a tiny crackle in sound, so I expect to leave the amplifier off.

After getting fed up paying exorbitant amounts for cable TV, that no one really watches I pushed to make the switch to cutting the cord. For anyone looking into switching I cannot recommend enough, get the amplified version. So right now my antenna is mounted on my window, where it catches all the major networks I wanted. Depending on your TV placement you could have to place this unit without a direct view to the outside, but even when I tried that most stations still came in clearly. Seller also shipped extremely fast!!

This digital antenna had a little delay from the storm last week so that is not a problem with the delivery. I do understand. The product itself was extremely easy for setup and out of the 3 total now, this was is the BEST AND THAT INCLUDES THE PRICE! All within a 5 minutes I had this antenna out of the box, scanned the channels and had a HUGE SMILE GONING ON!!!!Thanks again

It picks up about 25 stations around me. I placed it with goo sticky stuff on a window. Tried the mounting bar....didn't hold on my window.This window is on the side of the house with about 10 feet to the next house. Not a perfect placement, but what I have. I am quite happy with the channels I get.The cord isn't that long. Had to move the TV over some. Still 8 spanish channels I must be close to their tower. Can't even get cable out here, no cable lines. WiFi crazy expensive. Happy with my purchase.

I bought one of these awhile back and didn't have much luck getting a good signal. Until I read some great feedback on one of these. More is not necessarily better. If you live in the city, you DON'T need the amp. You only need the amp IF you live 50 miles from the nearest tower. The amp will actually interfere with the TV signal if you do live in the city. When I unplugged the amp, my TV signal became crystal clear. Also, you should check for other channels on occasion as it only takes a few minutes.

I had an antenna with a 20 mile range for my condo in AZ. I thought the 50 mile radius antenna would have better results. I already got clearly ABC, PBS, Antenna channel, LAFF, etc etc. This antenna I got the exact same things. I was just hoping to pick up CBS and NBC.I am on the ground level of a condo building and there are other buildings in the way and that might explain it.

so it works well but for some reason i pick up all 26 channels but for some reason to pick up my channel CBS which is 21miles at 332 degrees i have to unplug the amplifier but to get ion tv which is 20 miles at 326 degrees it has to be plugged in not sure why but still works great for the price point just kinda of odd but easy enough to plug a usb in or unplug it