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Very disappointed. No better than a $10 Dollar General antenna. This is advertised as a 120 mile antenna yet it will not pick up TV stations that are 20 and 30 miles away. It does not matter which setting you put it on near or far the channels simply do not exist. I tried this antenna in multiple places in multiple rooms and even up against exterior windows. It did not matter where it was the performance was dismal. On a good note the few channels at the did pull in were beautiful and clear but it did not work as advertised. I am a little disappointed. My best guesses all the great reviews must be written by people that work for the company or their marketing company.

I am Very sorry and I’m am revising my review. I am new to Georgia and I’m finding out Even with Paid tv,service is horrible But I get channels I like and it’s FREE. We moved it around to find the perfect spot. I actually had one already and have realized Even with at&t and direct tv they actually freeze up and Mine works almost perfectly so no refund. I have tv as good as my daughter and she pays 100 and something a month.

So I live in the middle-of-nowhere Georgia - 20 minutes away from somewhere Georgia and I didn’t really expect it to pick up much. I was hoping for a news station, maybe PBS.I first tried this on our downstairs TV - didn’t pick up anything at all. Tried moving the antenna, different positions; nothing.Second TV aid upstairs; got it hooked up and it picked up 4 channels. MeTV, decades, movies and not sure the name of the last one but it looks like older movies. Not bad but not what I really wanted it to pick up.I don’t see us watching it much, so I may just give this antenna to my mother - she’s looking to get rid of her cable and she lives in a more populated area and should be able to pick up many more channels then I can.

I'm very glad that I found this device! I was using a power antenna with the "Rabbit ears" attachment, but even with the power booster in operation, I could only receive about 7 channels. The Rabbit ears antenna got broken, so I checked on Amazon, and found the is Hot Cat device, so I figured It was worth a try. I was very pleased when I hooked it up, and the channel scanner scanned in about 35 channels-I can now enjoy a choice of many of my old favorite shows on Networks such as 'Antenna TV' and Cozy TV'. I was considering subscribing to a cable service, but now that I have this, I'm not sure a cable subscription would be necessary-I'm pleasantly surprised at the services I can get for free!

I don't have cable TV, so I figured why not spend a few bucks and get some local channels to put on if i don't feel like streaming anything particular...and so I got this, and it does just that. I mean, it turns out that i don't actually care about or enjoy the smattering of random local channels (and like...12 home shopping networks...) but that's neither here nor there. The point is it is easy to hook up, easy to prop up or stick up in a window (it comes with double sided adhesive stickers), and does what it's supposed to do.The antenna itself is light and flexible, and the cable is long enough to reach a window without too much trouble.If you're looking for a way to get a few local TV stations without shelling out a million bucks to your local provider, this is a good buy!

It does pick up all channels and of good signal quality. The only thing to watch for is obstacles. Antennas are more or less obstructed by objects, obstacles or tree lines. The signal with this antenna will be affected by any obstacles so installing it on a wall or behind the TV will limit the number of channels unless it is installed on a window. That is why it comes with the pre-installed mounting kit for glass windows. Installation was easy. The coaxial cable going to the TV set is rather short and unless the TV set is close to the window where the antenna will be mounted, a coaxial cable and fitting may be needed to reach the TV set and window. Four stars due to the limitations it comes with, in light of other antennas out there.

I honestly don't know what people were expecting, but for $23 this antenna does a fine job. Even in the heart of a metropolitan city, you've got to find the best placement for it, but once you do, you've got digital channels for free.You folks whining about it are hilarious--it's a $23 indoor antenna; it's not the cable you were so anxious to get rid of. You want better, then cough up the $$$ and buy either an attic or an outside antenna. Or call the cable company and tell them to bring their $150 a month bill back.

I get 16 channels and am so PLEASED to UNPLUG From the GREEDY CABLE Company!! My $$ is in MY Pockets!! I do use a ROKU with Amazon. LOVING the savings!!Something I did not expect is how much MORE I get done now around the house by simply UNPLUGGING!!!I get: NBC, Justice, Antenna, Quest, ABC, ME TV, LAFF, CBS, TBD, Stadium (Sports), FOX, Charged, Comet, ION, qubo (Kids cartoons), ION Plus, Shop, QVC, HSN (Yes 3 shopping channels I rarely watch them, unless I want to sleep LOL), Maine CW, H&I, EscapeI do live in a city and NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX and Maine CW stations are within 5 miles. From time to time I do need to move the wire around a slight bit if it's very stormy out. But its not very stormy that often.HIGHLY recommend telling cable "NOT MY $$$!"