Antennas Direct ClearStream FLEX Amplified Indoor TV Antenna, 50 Mile Range, Jolt Switch Amplifier

I've tried 2 different types of digital antennas and this ClearStream Flex Ultra-Thin Amplified digital antenna works so much better than the other antenna that I tried. I'm roughly 40 miles from the tv station tower and I get excellent reception! I've got the antenna mounted on my bay window that is next to my tv on the side of the house that faces in the direction of the tower and it works great. Installation was easy with the included Velcro patches and coaxial cable with amplifier. The only issue I have is we live in the flight path of a small airport and when an airplane flies overhead to and from the airport, I momentarily lose reception and then it comes right back. I definitely recommend this antenna!

It was extremely simple to set up. Basically just connect the cables, position the antenna, set a couple of things on the TV and you are done. We live in a little valley with no line of sight to any towers, so frankly I did not expect it to work. But I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked and how clear and strong the broadcast stations were (to be fair, we are in a suburban Denver area and no more than 10-20 miles from the local stations). The only negative thing is that the stations do sometimes pixelate a bit, but I am sure that has to do with position and orientation in the house. Due to a new paint job in the room I have had to put that off checking that, but I am confident that when I get back to it, I should be able to find a better location and get fully non-pixelated reception.

Works perfectly. I had no antenna. I drew no stations at all, TV was absolutely black face. As soon as I connected the antenna and placed it in the most logical spot at the top of the window, all stations from nearby towers came in immediately and perfectly. One shot. It lives up to its claim of being the favored antenna.

Some signals are affected by your distance from TV towers and even parked vehicles or by lightning storms. So don't permanently mount the antenna in a window or on a wall. Stretch out the cable and move the antenna around the room for best reception. But 99% of the time, we now get stations we didn't know were on the air. And their color picture quality is excellent (except of 1950s John Wayne movies). So we're very pleased with the performance of the ClearStream Flex Amplified Antenna.

The setup couldn't have been easier, literally out of the box connected to the TV and mounted to the wall and voilà—broadcast channels! My local ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox affiliates in just fine. Sadly, though, my PBS affiliate not so much. The strange thing… The PBS antenna is the closest to my home.

Received most stations had issue with one that was off at an angle.

The recipient reports that while he no longer receives a couple of the channels he received with his previous antenna, he overall receives MANY channels he was unable to pick up in the past and that he's very pleased with his new antenna.

didn't work, but neither did the old bulky roof top antenna years ago...if you want a quick easy antenna and live within reception then I'm sure it's a good solution...just don't expect a miracle

The antenna was easy to install, but I have tried several positions and cannot receive the signals from my local PBS affiliate unless I reposition the antenna in a way that causes it to lose signals from one or more of the local network affiliates. The signals from the local ION network are also unreliable, coming in only rarely, and even then with interruptions.

Bought this antenna for a friend of mine in Dunedin FL. While he can get certain channels he has been unable to see regular Network programming. A little disappointing. 👎