Lava Omnipro HD-8008 Omni-Directional HDTV Antenna 360 Degree - Attic or Roof Mount TV Antenna with Mounting Pole for Clear Reception, 4K 1080P (HD8008_KIT_J_FBA)

I live in Baltimore and have about 12 - 15 viewable channels. I was hoping for the metro Washington DC area channels to be accessible also. I am cutting the cable cord and was I surprised. I now have over 60 viewable channels. All of the websites I checked say I should have about 45 channels. My TV found 67 but some are too far for viewing without pixelization. First, the antenna was very easy to assemble and totally installed in less than 45 minutes outside in my rooftop. Second having my house wired for cable, the hook up from the antenna took about 15 minutes including bringing the antenna wire into the attic and down to where my router and modem are. The channels from Baltimore and DC are crystal clear and so are most of the other channels. I would recommend this antenna bundle to anyone cutting the cord. Fantastic Product, I am thrilled. This exceeded all of my expectations. Absolutely incredible product.

I cut cable over 2years ago and I thought I would cave by now and sign up again but I realized I like money better than I like TV. I live in Augusta/Martinez, GA. I googled which antenna was best for my zip code and this one came up on all of my searches. I went from 12 channels to 30. I had an older flat style indoor antenna but the reception was very hit & miss, this antenna gives great reception on most of the channels, some of the stations still lose connection but I've only had this installed for 1day so I haven't really played around with it. I get all of the main station (ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, CW) out of the 30 channels I would say 20 are channels I would actually watch. I get 2 crime show stations(forensic files, etc), 2 old school stations (Gilligan, andy griffith) ,2 westerns. as for set up, I don't really know, My electrician boyfriend installed it while I was at work (I was around to hear if he mumbled or cursed). his only complaint was that the coax cable it comes with is the type used in the 90's and he barely had enough of it. he said it would work better with a better coax. One thing I did notice is when he starts his truck we lose reception, we have this installed on the side of our house where the drive way is and the whole time he idled we lost TV signal but as soon as he pulled out of the driveway it worked fine until he pulled back into the driveway but as soon as he turned off the truck it was back to normal.

I ordered this to replace an old style from 1990 Winegard that is 7 feet long. I needed something that was not so noticeable as we are putting our house up for sale. The old Winegard pulled in 36 stations from Savannah and on occasion 2 from Charleston from the opposite direction. The new antenna pulls in 34 channels from Savannah, it did get the other 2 which is WJCL ABC, however that one dropped out. I must admit it does perform, I only have it mounted about 8 feet high, the old one was 16 feet up on the roof. I believe had I put it at the same elevation it would do as good or better than the old one. When we move to the new house this will go with me and will be on the highest place I can mount it. I am not at all disappointed in this product.

Really wanted to "cut the cord" from cable tv, decided to check out antenna. Saw this one, read many of the reviews and it seemed to be exactly what we were looking for though wasn't sure how well it would work for us given that our home is hidden in a wooded area of very tall trees. But it was worth trying. Can't tell you how thrilled we are with the result! Installation was no problem for us women (a 72yr. old and 60yr. old) and the reception is every bit as sharp and clear as we had with FiOS. We don't get but about ten channels but, for us, that's not a problem. All we really needed were the primary networks (we get ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox) and for everything else we have ROKU. We have connected the antenna to four televisions, no problem. The last two days we experienced stormy weather here on the East Coast without losing transmission. We had considered switching to OTA 2-3 years ago when we first installed ROKU but were very hesitant. Now we wish we had but better late than never. Highly recommend this antenna.

1/13/2021 an update, and not a positive correction. This device is frustrating, I nearly bust my neck getting it to tune into a station - by the way I didn't expect to need to worry about that with "omnidirectional", then get all stations coming in strong only to walk away and by the time I get downstairs to the TV the station that was having the problems is cutting in and out again with NO SIGNAL!! frustrating, time to order the $30 directional antenna that worked for me before it was broken in a wind storm. ------ Don't believe any of the antennas that provide hype about their distance and ease of picking up stations. BOTTOM LINE IS IF THERE IS NO GOOD LINE OF SIGHT TO A TV STATIONS ANTENNA THEY COULD BE OVER THE HILL AND YOU PROBABLY WON'T BE ABLE TO CONSISTENTLY GET THEIR SIGNAL. Was very disappointed that the supposed OmniDirectional is really still requiring me to find the stations antenna and get the antenna pointed correctly for a consistent picture. Not worth the added money, go cheaper they'll work just as good. I tried no less than 5 antennas, same locations same situation, location of TV stations dictates what you will get regardless. There are some that work marginally better than the others.

I installed the antenna on the roof..I actually used the existing direct tv hardware that was already on the roof to attach the antenna to...I’m only 5 miles from the transmitters so I figured this antenna would work great!..The picture is crystal clear most of the time..But, there is occasionally interference on a couple of channels which drives me crazy.. The transmitters are all in the same area and I have the antenna facing in that direction..I’m also using the same cable from the satellite which goes to a box and then into the house..I checked all the connections and they are all tight... I’m just not sure why the interference is there but it is..I do have one of my tv’s upstairs that’s connected to rabbit ears and there’s no interference what so ever!.. I tried the indoor antenna downstairs where our main tv is and got interference there.. So that’s why I opted for the outside antenna..

This antenna is amazing. For such a small size, I was able to pick up 75 channels, all crystal clear, from 5 feet above the ground. Installation was very easy...up and running in less than 30 minutes. Note: I did have to experiment quite a bit with the positioning of the antenna to pick up the most channels. I first tried it from inside the house and found no channels. I received 45 channels in the garage and finally 75 from outside. There are good online websites that you can use to indicate the best direction to point your antenna to pick up maximum signals. Also, I found that I received many more channels by making sure the antenna was level (not pointing down to the ground, etc.).

We were having trouble getting signals with an indoor HD antenna. We were looking for a more powerful HD antenna and had planned to buy 2-3 more indoor antennas for the other TV’s in the house. Then saw this antenna and thought we’d give it a try. We mounted the antenna on the side of the house where our cable box was mounted. We then ran the coax cable from the antenna directly into the cable box. There were already two splitters there where we used to run cable to the entire house. I connected the antenna cable to the splitter and went inside to check the TV furtherest from the cable box. I was pleasantly surprised at how many channels that the antenna was receiving and how clear the picture is. Is provides a super clear picture! Before We could only get NBC on the indoor antenna because it was only about 8 miles away. Now We also get Fox, CBS, and ABC, all of which are 40-50 miles away. I couldn’t be happier with this antenna. Plugging it into the previous cable box splitter has given us this clear picture in every room. I did have to drill another hole through the garage wall into the cable box to run the power cord for the antenna, but it was well worth the trouble.