Mata1 Indoor TV Antenna with 16.5 ft Coax Cable, with 330 Mile Reception Range

I must say I'm pretty impressed with this antenna it was easy to hook up scans pretty quickly and the reception is very good we actually are receiving more channels than we were with our previous antenna and the cost is pretty decent for people on a budget. I highly recommend this product and seller

Beyond Happy! I canceled my cable after yrs of up charge pricing. Crystal clear pictures on over 110 local channels. I watch streaming shows off Samsung TV as well. Very happy I made the switch to Antenna...even in storms I can watch my shows. Highly Recommend!

I live around a lot of trees so I didn't have much hope getting many channels. I attached it to my window on the inside. After scanning for channels, I ended up with 25 and with excellent reception. All I really wanted is the locals due to football season and didn't want to pay nearly $100 for a tv subscription.

It's not cable but it works good for regular over the air channels…even the stations with weaker signals. Only drawback with this type of antenna is they don't work well when strong wind disrupts signal %26 that goes for any brand. I would buy this brand again-works better than my old Mohu Leaf.

I compared this antenna to a digital one priced higher and this flat panel worked much better. I have it sitting on the window sill and it scanned over 70 stations. Who knew there were so many random stations. I only use it for local network stations and am thinking of getting an OTA DVR to record.

The stickers provided to mount the antenna stuck to the window, but not to the antenna. I now have it duct taped to my window. The reception is good as long as it is clear outside. It is horrible when it rains or is windy. It is truly only UHF. If you want to receive VHF channels, you will need a different antenna. I guess I got what I paid for.

I purchased this antenna because it says it has a 330 mile reception range. There are a few broadcast stations about 58 miles from my house, and it doesn't pick them up at all. I got 5 channels from the tower 2 miles away and that's it. (2 of those are a shopping network) Not worth the money and materials feel cheap.

While I was able to pick up over a couple of dozen channels, it's very spotty reception. I moved it to several different locations and it didn't make much difference. Also the adhesive tabs they give you to hold it in place lose the adhesive if you move it more than once so I had to use Scotch tape to keep it in place. If you're out in a rural area and have no other choice I guess it might do but I would seek a better model. It DOES NOT get stations 330 mi away as advertised.

I have 10 channels available over-the-air in my area. My old antenna and booster allow me to receive 6 of them. This thing gave me 4, no matter where I placed it around the room, and I even experimented with changing out parts of the new set with parts of the old set. So I went back to my old set and got 7 channels.

This was to replace an 8 yr old similar One For All flat antenna that began to fail because it had to be moved several times a day for decent reception. Reviews were good so went with this one expecting good results. Taped to a high window like my last one but I didn't get more than 4 channels after scanning several times per day. Put in the trash today after much frustration and waste of money. Better luck to all.