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This is a flat indoor TV antenna with a built-in signal booster and a removable amplifier, so you can run it amplified or unamplified depending on how close you are to the broadcast towers. It is omnidirectional, so you don't have to aim it, and it claims support for 4K and 1080p over-the-air channels. It suits cord-cutters who want local networks without a subscription and who live within a reasonable range of transmitters. Compared with basic passive antennas, the removable amplifier gives it an edge in weak-signal areas, but it lacks the long-range reach of an outdoor model.
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Owners of similar amplified indoor antennas often report good results in city and near-suburb locations, picking up dozens of channels with little effort. Many appreciate the option to bypass the amplifier when signals are already strong. Criticism tends to focus on inconsistent reception in rural areas and flimsy included accessories.
This is an amplified indoor HDTV antenna that receives free over-the-air local channels without a cable or satellite subscription. It has a built-in signal booster and a removable amplifier. You can use it with or without the amplifier, depending on your signal strength and location.
The antenna receives signals from all directions, so it does not need to be aimed manually. It picks up VHF and UHF signals and supports 4K Ultra HD, 1080p and 720p broadcasts. It is weather-resistant and can keep receiving signal during storms and bad weather.
You can stick it to a window, place it on a table, or mount it on a wall. It can also be used outdoors with nylon ties. Setup has three steps: plug the coaxial cable into the antenna port on the back of the TV, place the antenna near a window or on a wall, and run the TV's channel scan. It works with HDTVs, Smart TVs and digital-ready televisions.
