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I live in central Ohio and it picked up 32 channels which are all crystal clear. I have it stuck to the window near my tv with the little suction cups it comes with. It has all the good local channels like the CW, local news, and fox! Definitely worth the price!

Awaited this antenna with great expectations and after hooking up to HDTV, was less than impressed. I tried several configurations and all I could get clearly was 3 HD channels from the same broadcaster whose antenna was about 25 miles away. I tried a wall, a window, the flat surface in front of and over my TV with little or no luck. I could pick up 3 more channels from another broadcaster, but had to hold the antenna in the air and in a certain direction and the channel(s) weren't all that clear. On the TV in my camper that has a crank-up outdoor antenna (in my back yard), I can pick up 12 channels clear as a bell. Was very disappointed and wouldn't recommend it to others.

The higher this Sikoimate Indoor TV Antenna for Digital TV s in the air the more channels I receive. I have it about 15 feet up and I get all but two local channels. I do not have cable or dish. Will try to get it up higher to pick up the other 2.Update 12/28/2019 - Beware:It’s been a while since my original post but some really sinister things are going on in my city and others if you choose to pay attention. This brand of antenna is reported to bring in a signal within 50-85 miles. Not So Fast!!!! In actuality, the reception you get may not be because of the quality of antenna that you purchased but instead it may be due to some shenanigans going on at your local and surrounding city media outlets who MAY be finagling something at the station to diminish the broadcast signal. So, instead of you receiving 75-100% signal strength, you may only get 35-50% or you don’t get the signal at all on some days! What these local television stations are trying to get us to do is buy a Cable, Phone and/or Wi-Fi Bundle! This is local television’s response to everyone who is “cutting the cable” - lower the signal strength and you’ll cave in and buy their services. See, there is a method to their madness. I have not owned cable since 1997 and will not be getting it or bundling anything. New channels seem to be added every few months in my city. Channel X.1,X.2, X.3, X.4, X.5, X.6 through Channel X.7 are being offered. Most of them I find to be mind numbing programming. Talk about dumbing down the masses with all the mindless talkshows, celebrity driven fair and cooking shows. To show you how backwards they are here, two separately owned stations in my city added one version of CourtTV (over the air) to one of their auxiliary channels ((CourtTV & CourtTV Mystery). But WAIT, there’s more! Two separately owned stations have added HSN and two have added “QUEST,” the channel that shows “survival/wilderness/guns/stupid human tricks programming.” Nothing really “educational and truly informative” is offered here. That’s how it’s being done in my metropolitan area. Take note if you only want to receive local programming and strive to outsmart the conglomerate media!Update 01/02/2020: Over the weekend I was able to raise the antenna higher and now I get ALL local television stations, BUT, I used to from time to time receive a PBS station at a major Division I university about 55 miles away. Well, that is competition to my local 40+ year established PBS station so the university has had to “pipe down their signal!” See how it works!

Ordered yesterday and received 1 day later. And thats not the best part. The best part is that this is the BEST! EASY, EASY to install. Took me about 5 minutes to connect and about another 10 minutes for my TV to scan for the channels. This antenna picked up 142 channels. Yes, there are multiple languages but enough options in English and I am VERY satisfied. I had my cable disconnected about 1 year ago as I refused to continue paying $100+ a month. Why did it take me so long to realize these antennas existed? Dont hesitate! Buy and cancel your cable!

Set up was easy. It did take just a couple of minutes to twist the antenna around and find the best reception. That leads me to, we'll call it a neutral comment, tell you that just like those ancient rabbit-ears television antennas this thing is also directional. My best angle to twist this thing happened to be about 60 degrees. That means that it looks like it lays in the corner. Being a dark color and stuck behind my TV, I forgot about it being there after that first night.

Just hooked this antennae up to my TV and not quite sure if I am happy with it. The reception isn't the best because the sound and picture keep cutting out. The TV is pixelating and freezes quite often. I live about fifty miles from the broadcasting stations and really didn't have huge expectations for a perfect reception, but did hope for a little more than I got. I may need to spend more money on an antennae that receives the signals a little better. If you don't live my distance away from the signals and are happy with receiving two stations decently, then this may be for you.

I was skeptical and somewhat terrified of "downgrading" from Direct TV to "air" since I've had them forever and the convenience of a DVR. However, I am not a big TV person and got tired of paying ridiculous fees for nothing. So I broke down and purchased this antenna. At my age, 50+, I was not too keen on dealing with setting this up, but it was quite easy, in lieu of me not having my original clicker to the tv and had to purchase a universal and set that up too -lol. I just set it up and works great. I got over 40 channels, including major networks, and still have to play around with it and am sure I'll get more. The only thing I would recommend that is if you live a distance from major town/city as I do, find out where and how far the towers are in order to place the antenna properly. Bye Bye Direct TV!

Unfortunately, this antenna didn't work any better at my location in Tucson, AZ than the cheaper, simpler antenna I already had. In fact, I can adjust my cheaper antenna to get a better picture than I get with this one, and I have a brand new tv. I don't have cable.Someone told me that BestBuy has a $75 indoor antenna that is supposed to pick up lots of channels without cable, so I will try that next year. I wouldn't dare try an outdoor antenna in Tucson, because they steal everything here. If I hung an old pair of underwear outside my apartment complex, someone would steal it.