ANTOP HDTV ＆ FM Amplified Antenna Outdoor Indoor 85 Miles AT-800SBS Antenna with Dual Outputs Smart Boost System, Support TV and Second Device-FM Stereo, a Second TV or Any OTA-Ready Streaming Device

I am very pleased with this TV antenna. I have tried other antennas, but this one works the best. It picks up all the available channels in my area. What I like most is I can change channels without having to move the antenna.

Gets quit a few channels impressed

I ordered this antenna because there is a Philadelphia station (6ABC) that is low VHF, and this model is supposed to have 2 VHF Signal Enhancer Rods. I had to return one because these parts were missing! I reordered the same antenna and guess what! The same parts were missing in the 2nd shipment. ANTOP is only available until 7:30PM EST (4:30PM PST) Monday thru Friday (although their website states that they're open until 5:00PM PST). I now have to return a 2nd antenna! Unbelievable!

We’re 60 miles from the nearest tv station. We live in the sticks and not only did we pick up all the local channels. We picked up 30 others. Very pleased with the product. Time to dump dish network and stream. Saving over a $100.

Pros: Easy to set up and connect Relatively well-built but I would question the durability outside on a rooftop Works great with local channels Cons: Doesn't come close to receiving stated range (85 miles) in suburban environment No better reception than antennas costing 1/2 to 1/3 the price I’ve been trying to find an antenna that would receive 5 stations in a neighboring city where the broadcast towers are 40 miles away. I tried several types of antennas from a Yagi, all-in-one units like this, and even a traditional uhf/vhf antenna. None of them would get consistently good reception. So I thought I’d try this “Tesla” of all-in-one antennas before I spent several hundred dollars to have an antenna and amplifier professionally mounted on the roof of my suburban home. This unit performed no better that the antennas costing half the price. I’m technically literate and have been at this for over a year. I accessed the station list I should be able to receive from the FCC website that shows all the stations in the area, the direction and distance of the broadcast tower, and the reception strength I should expect at my house (in dbuV/m). I have a high-end TV that shows the exact signal strength percent and the amount of interference, so I can objectively compare different antennas. Unless you enjoy overpaying for an antenna, do not buy this product. I purchased two other antennas that were half the price that resulted in the same signal strength and level of interference as this one. I sent them back too because they didn’t receive the channels I needed. Note that while most HDTV stations broadcast on UHF frequencies, there are a few that broadcast on HI-V (hi VHF). Check the list from the FCC website for your area and if there are channels listed as HI-V, you’ll need an antenna that receives those frequencies (30 MHz – 300 MHz). This antenna has that capability, but the reception range is really poor. I’d rate the maximum usable range in a suburban/urban environment, mounted outside, at 30 miles. For attic or inside mounts expect less.

Built well and easy to put together. Looks durable. Purchased this for a farm cabin application where stations are 60-70 miles away. Mounted 20+ feet and on a hill top. Most of the major networks would not come in clear. We run this similar antenna in our home and it works great at 20 miles away.

Worked well for an area that doesn’t get great reception.

This antenna receives a signal 45 miles away consistently. I am very pleased.