Over 200 Mile Range Outdoor Yagi Antenna TV Antenna for Clear Reception 4K 1080P HD UHF and VHF Signal with Mounting Pole

Any Mile Range over 70 miles is generally marketing nonsense, unless you have a 500 foot tower sitting on a 500 foot hill, but outside of the common marketing hype, this antenna design is what I have been looking for a few years. The design of the antenna overall is very good. The choice of how they fed the 2 high vhf elements is kinda cool, and it works very well. Big antennas with lots of elements or worse, stupid fin things to catch more wind is just that, a wind catcher. What you want is something well built, with only a few elements that increases beam width, and reduces wind loading so you can concentrate on what you really need for line of sight, which is height. Very well done. I highly recommend.

I'm in a near dead zone i guess. i didn't get any more channels but the ones i did get are better reception. it was a snap to put together and mounting it took maybe 30 minutes. I'll futz with it more tomorrow to see if i can get more things to watch. i like it and it was a good purchase

I live in the country about 45 miles from Birmingham, AL... I was able to receive all the major network channels and more with a total of 39 channels... I'm very pleased with the ease of putting it together and the installation process...

it actually works, I can now pick up the channels that are roughly 22 air miles from me. Id like to know if its better to mount vertically or horizontally??? I tried 2 other indoor expensive brands that would not work for local 12 and 65.

Saves so much money! Got rid of cable and between these channels, our smart tv channels, and streaming, there is absolutely no reason to have cable. And saving $150/mth!

Love it so I bought 2. One for the house and one for my man cave. Works better than those with a plug in "booster". Very long range I get off over 20 local channels out here in the middle of nowhere.

my husband wanted a new antenna for the shed since the one connected to the radio got damaged during the storm would have been nice if it had instructions

Easy to assemble and includes hardware for multiple mounting types. I mounted this using TV fool app to determine direction via nearest transmitters. I was only able to get a signal for 4 channels located about 42 miles E of my address and no more. The 200 mile claim is probably fiction…I had a major transmitter 63 mile south of me that it couldn't pick up as well as others 70 or so miles away. I mounted antenna 16 feet high on exterior of my home. I'm guessing this antenna would work fine in a less rural area closer to the actual transmitters.

Well, it was advertised as receiving distant channels. I had to buy a signal amp to pickup the same channels that I was receiving on a cheap electronic antenna that I had purchased from Amazon about 5 years ago. It is mounted on a pole, probably at least 20' in the air outside, the same height as the other antenna. I'm definitely not satisfied with it!!

Hard to mount and have remounted several times to different positions and areas will only pick the 9 channels I already get without a connected antenna.