Yeshineah HD Digital TV Antenna Long 35 Miles Range - Support 4K 1080p & All Older TV's Indoor Powerful HDTV - 9.8ft Coax Cable (Black)

This little thing is excellent! For 10$ I have tons of channels. Easy to install but be aware of the TV settings! I had to chat with Samsung tech support in Canada to figure out my smart TV settings! Lol Connecting for dummies! 😆😆 It’s worth the money! Get it!

My daughter recently moved into an older home with aluminium siding in a neighborhood with houses close to one another. She asked me to check out OTA digital reception before she called the cable company. I bought this very inexpensive antenna to see what type of signal she had available. For the first check, I pinned this little antenna in her attic, as it did not have the metal siding shielding the reception, and I had a "boost" from the extra height. Reception was surprisingly great. Then, I moved it to the living room, taped it to her media cabinet and reception was still great -- despite now being in the center of the house, and shielded by the metal siding.To be fair, she is only 6 miles from the transmission antennas, but I expected to have multi-path pixelization problems. There weren't any. She (and I) are both very happy. She now has local channels for news as well as all of her streaming channels, and is saving about $70 a month. (And, I don't have to climb up on the roof to put up an antenna!) She even gets the 1000w (very low power) translator station with it's 7 subchannels!If you live very close to your local stations, don't rule out these little flat panels.

Works as described. HD main network channels ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC etc. I recommend before installing to download the app "DTV Antennas" which shows you where your local TV towers are located and which direction to Point your Antenna. After you install the antenna to your TV cable/coax connection and stick it, change your "Input" to "TV", access your TV Menu, then go to Channel settings and make sure to switch the Signal Type from "Cable" to "Air" before running the "Auto Scan" last. It registered 162 channels of which are mostly foreign language, but still gets about 12 watchable English speaking channels. Perfect for sports, news, network tv. Pro Tip, in your channel settings you can make a Favorites list of the handful of channels you will watch and it will ignore the rest of the un-watchable channels for easy surfing. I would highly recommend, great price too.

Excellent little antenna, small footprint and great reception. Your results will vary depending on your proximity to towers, I used painter's tape to mount mine to the wall that faces the nearest metropolis and there are a few channels with spotty signal but it is serving my need for morning local news just fine.

Very small but I can almost see the tv station antenna from my home about 4 miles as the crow flies but this thing is terrible. Suggest using a amplified unit like I have on my other tv. Tried this because it says 35 mile range. Way off!

I live in a small town on the Central Oregon coast where officially I'm told there are no over-the-air TV stations, but having just moved from Phoenix, AZ where I got 80 free over-the-air stations, I had to try. So I bought this cheap antenna just to see if there were any TV signals floating around here, with the idea that if there were any, I would invest in a proper roof mounted antenna to pull in the station(s) well enough for a good picture.So I stuck this little antenna to my wall, hooked the coax to my TV and forced the TV to scan for stations. Much to my surprise, it found 16 TV stations. I've now looked at all of them, and even in a heavy rain, they ALL look great!!! No roof antenna needed. What a deal!Your experience will vary. It all depends on how far away the broadcasting towers are and what is (or is not) between your antenna and the towers. For me, I'm in a high spot in the town and I had been told that the broadcasting towers are 25-30 miles south of town and that most people cannot receive them. I'm glad to be among the few that can!

When I opened the package and saw it, I was very skeptical! It's very thin and I thought it could not possibly be any good. Boy, was I wrong! It picks up better then the bigger antennas I bought! I was so impressed, I bought a second one!

This gave horrible picture quality. I wasn't able to get a clear picture that last long. As soon as the picture came in, it became fuzzy and interrupted.