ClearStream MAX-V UHF VHF Indoor Outdoor HD TV Antenna

Easy set up and works extremely well - because of my home layout it actually is facing AWAY from my local towers but still brings in an excellent signal and a host of stations. A simple device that works as advertised. Very happy with it and now I can “cut the cord”!

Great for an indoor antenna. I've tried many over the years and had variety of issues with all. After elevating it higher, it picks up all the major channels with great clarity and many more.

'Hands Down' the 'BEST' antenna at a 'GREAT' price!!! I have 'Cut The Cable!!!' No longer use Cable Service?!!! Saving money 'Big Time!!!' I have spread the word to family and friends! You Need This!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Installed in attic on old wooden handle. No problems. Works well. Picks up towers 60 m away reliably. Good phone support when I had a question. Used with a 4th gen Tablo (has built in signal amplifier).

This antenna works! I am located only twenty miles from Philadelphia but had frequent issues with signal dropout and pixelation for several local stations including Fox 29 which carries the Eagles games! Antenna finder determined that the broadcast for 29 is from a repeater antenna about 40 miles north of me while most of the other channels are southeast. I purchased two of these antennas over the course of several months and now get perfect reception with them oriented towards the two broadcast locations. I reverse engineered the existing cable installation and installed a signal amplifier at the distribution splitter and get over 60 stations plus their sub channels, PBS stations from Phila. , Allentown, Wilkesboro/Scranton and Wilmington. Consider getting the mounting bracket even for attic installation.

It is a powerful antenna. I use it indoors, and I still need an amplifier. But many of my area channels come in. Reception is still affected by bad weather. It also allows me to use a heavier gauge coaxial cable instead of attaching a permanent spaghetti wire. I'm happy with it.

Had a indoor flat pad indoor antenna (80 mile range) which was recommend to us. It picked up only 3 local stations that we could watch. Had to be perfect weather conditions to watch them. CU recommend this as one of the best. Only has a sixty mile range. After installing it, I got about 30 local stations that I can watch, even in rain and snow. Night and day between the two. Installed it inside the house, looks ok where it is.

I am extremely pleased with my purchase. I bought the Max-V along with the indoor base stand. I was previously using the Mohu Leaf. Although I was very happy with the Leaf's overall performance, I was unable to consistently receive some desired weaker channels - mainly due to the wall it needed to be mounted on was not facing the direction of these weaker channel broadcast towers. The Max-V is able to consistently receive these channels due to its higher gain and the fact that I can reposition it as needed using the base stand to face the opposite direction towers with the weaker stations. The Max-V is located on a dresser top adjacent to where the Leaf was mounted on the wall. I am still putting the Mohu Leaf to good use by relocating it and connecting it to a second TV in the house.

Antenna is very easy to install. I received 142 channels with clear reception. My only concern is this is a UHF only antenna and I needed a UHF/VHF antenna to receive the NBC & CBS broadcasts. I live in a mountainous area and was surprised with the reception quality.

I live in a condo complex facing west where all my tv towers are north. Surprisingly I still picked up a half dozen stations. So I don't fault the antenna just my position to get stations. I'm going to try some different windows since I'm on the ground floor.