Gixtri Professional TV Antenna-Indoor Digital HDTV Antennas Amplified 60-100 Mile Range 4K HD VHF UHF Freeview for Life Local Channels and Programming for All Type of Television

I ordered a white version of this that claimed 60 mile radius. It was $7. Then I noticed this one. Claims 80 mile radius. It was $14. I got both. Naturally I hooked this one up 1st & I got 10 stations. I was going to leave it at that. Then I decided, why not try the cheaper one. That's when I noticed a couple things. The cheaper one had a longer cable. Making it easier for me to get the antenna into a window without having to use an extension of some sort. I also noticed that the white one had a USB plug. This one came new, in a box, with a USB cable but no plug. So I was using a phone charger plug that I had. To my surprise the white one also got 10 stations. The following day I lost three stations. So I hooked this one back up. Still only had seven stations. The station's I lost were the ones I wanted. Like Fox. So, I went to Walmart & bought a cable splicer & a signal booster. So both antennas are now going to the TV. Both antennas have their own signal boosters via USB as well as one hooked right to the TV. Now I get the 10 stations flawlessly without a problem. Funny thing is, I never intended to do that. In all honesty I intended on only buying one of the antennas. But that's another story.

I am in Kansas city, close to town. I bought this to replace a simple dipole antenna connected to the f jack on the TV. I am on a good hill line of sight to most of the television transmission towers. thought this would bring in more channels since I recently shut the cable off to go streaming or over the air.With just the antenna its self I get clear reception to 40+ channels, this is a few more than the dipole antenna. I connected the amplifier to the usb port on the tv. and put it in line, in this configuration I only get clearly about 25 channels. Bottom line, I am not returning it. but I am not using the amplifier that came with it.

Returned it, need I say more? I guess I will, it doesn't work as advertised. It claims 60-80 miles, well the other similar looking one I have claimed 50 miles too. Neither one can get a station 38 miles away. So, does it work at all; yes. Does is it get 60-80, NO!! And I don't think any of this type of antenna can. By the way, I didn't get a full refund either, buy at your own risk. I suggest, buy the cheapest of this type of antenna you can find there all the same. Don't be fooled like I and pay more thinking your getting more..........

I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, if anything but this antenna isn’t working for me. I’d read all reviews and they were all great. So I’m not sure why my experience is horrible. I’m being playing with this thing for over 30 minutes. I’ve moved in to several different area around my bedroom and it still has worked yet! Now my very first attempt it picked up the few basics channels. Same as my previous $10 regular antenna did. I was expecting this one to pick up much more considering all the good reviews. But I guess I’m not so lucky. Also, there’s a back piece that has the sticky part that u attach u to wall and when I attempted to take it from one spot and move it, that piece stayed on the wall lol and the antenna came with me. So to sum it up, I’m returning this antenna. I’ll invest in a better one..

when i installed it w/o the enhancer i got 9 channels.....when i connected the booster and taped the antenna to the window i got 11 channels one of which was ABC 7.....i figured if i cld get 7 i shld be getting 2,4,5,9....when I plugged in the USB (attached to the booster) n rescanned.....that did the trick....I then got 45 channels.....all of which were 2,4,5,9 and 41 others so no complaints here......but ya gotta troubleshoot because prior to plugging in the USB frm the booster i was ready to charge out n buy a $50 antenna....

I have never paid to watch TV via cable or other such pay for TV services. Usually I buy from Walmart, but thought I'd see what $10 would get me on Amazon. It works just as well as the others I have. Yes, I have to adjust it for some stations as the location in my house has always been an issue, but for a savings of $20 over what I've paid in the past...I'm very happy with it.

Well considering i had other expensive ones already including the Mohu Leaf 30...none of them did better or worse then this one. I'm still Only able to pick up 2 stations. So i guess at this point it depends where u live. In my case I'm nearly 80 miles away from Chicago... so not getting to many channels as that's where most of the good local ones are located.

My old Antenna finds 49 channels and this one finds 39 after jumping thru hoops. The included signal booster lights but seems to do little else...Dont... simply Don't.I wanted an upgrade not a net loss.