1600+ Miles Range TV Antenna, 2025 Strongest Digital TV Antenna Indoor with Amplifier and Signal Booster, Portable HD Antenna for TV Indoor for Smart TV and Old TVs-36ft Coax Cable-Support 8K 4K 1080p

My satellite provider stopped showing FOX a long time ago, but with this antenna, I am now able to get that channel. It has been great to be able to watch certain sports when they are provided only on FOX.

I purchased 2 of these as Christmas gifts and when one couldn't get it working and I couldn't either when I tried to help. I called the other person and asked how theirs was working and they didn't get theirs working either. I've tried both at my house 100mi from two major cities and 50mi from two minor cities and I could only receive 4 channels. 4 CHANNELS?! Really? 1200mi? Not even 50mi. They may work if you live in a major city, but won't work in the country. Don't waste your money or time. Trash, pure trash.

I am in shock of how well this worked. I put it in the window, plugged it in, did the channel scan and the reception is unbelievable. Crystal clear with no breakup. I really thought I was going to have scratchy images at times but that hasn’t happened. To be fair I am only using it for the popular local channels soI can watch football. Mission accomplished. Way better than paying for a streaming service that I don’t have time to use. This thing paid for itself.

I have bought several of these air antennas. This one works quite well. It was very easy to install, and it provides about 50 plus air channels with great signal strength. It would probably provide more channels if I placed it at another location. I am satisfied with where it is, so I haven't experimented with different locations. As detective Hunter would say, "Works for me."

Not the greatest reception no matter where you place it.

Didn’t perform any better than the rooftop one on my RV.

I was reluctant to buy this because I knew the claim of a1200 mile range was total BS. But still, I needed an amplified antenna that was strong enough to get the couple distant TV stations that I got with cable and coudn't get with a regular antenna. I wasn't looking for a 1200 mile range; 40 or so would be just fine. It got the channels I wanted with a clear signal, but I had to have the antenna in a specific spot in the house. When I went to run the the cable permanently, it was about two feet too short. I was going to attach some coax to extend the length and discovered the coax connector to the amplifier was not a standard F type; it was proprietary, so there was no way to extend the length.Does this amplified antenna work? Yes, but don't expect anything near the 1200 mile claim. Also, know that you cannot extend the length of the cable because its connector is proprietary. That was the deal breaker for me. I did eventually find an amplified antenna that worked for what I needed.

Cheap, flat Best Buy antenna gets 37 channels, this barely got 5 and they were not channels I have any interest in. I am only 40 miles from transmitters according to Antenna Web, but this antenna couldn't pick these up with or without the long range booster powered on.Save yourself the trouble, unless you live close to transmitters, it's not the right choice.