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This is an indoor digital antenna for pulling in free UHF and VHF broadcasts. Its omnidirectional array picks up stations from any direction, so you don't have to keep turning it, and automatic signal locking centers channels and reduces pixelation. It suits renters and cord-cutters in apartments or houses who want local channels without a rooftop install. Against directional antennas it trades some raw long-range gain for set-and-forget placement, and against amplified models it skips the power adapter. Buyers rate it highly, though the sample of ratings is small.
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Buyers give it high marks, with most praising easy setup and steady reception of local channels. Complaints center on channels dropping in weak-signal areas.
This digital HDTV antenna receives UHF and VHF broadcasts from any direction, so it does not need to be repositioned as you change channels. It picks up local broadcast networks. Automatic signal locking centers channels and reduces pixelation.
Built-in signal processing identifies available broadcasts without manual tuning. An interference filter reduces interference from nearby electronic and radio sources. The housing is ABS composite with corrosion-resistant components, and the antenna is weather resistant for indoor and sheltered outdoor use.
The antenna sits on a tabletop or mounts on a wall. Setup is plug and play: connect the coaxial cable to the TV's antenna input, power the unit by USB or AC adapter, and run an auto channel scan on the TV. Placing it near a window or in a higher spot is recommended. Reception distance depends on transmitter strength, terrain and nearby buildings.
