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This is an indoor HDTV antenna that picks up UHF and VHF broadcast channels from all directions, so you don't have to aim it at a single tower. An interference filter targets cellular and radio noise to cut static and pixelation, and the 40 ft cable gives room to place it near a window or high on a wall. It suits renters and cord-cutters in cities or suburbs with towers spread across several directions. Against amplified or motorized rivals it trades raw gain and directional reach for simple placement and no power requirement.
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Buyers rate it highly, with 26 ratings averaging 5 out of 5. Owners report pulling in local channels cleanly after placing it near a window, and several mention the interference filter cutting pixelation in busy signal areas.
This is a digital HDTV antenna with an omnidirectional design that picks up signals from all directions. It receives UHF and VHF bands, so it can pull in local broadcast channels without a subscription. Channel availability depends on your distance from broadcast towers and on local terrain.
An automatic signal processor and an interference filter work together to reduce cellular and radio noise. Results vary with location, building materials and nearby transmitters. Placing the antenna near a window or higher in a room can help reception.
The housing is made of ABS composite. The antenna can be mounted on a wall or set on a tabletop stand, and it is lightweight enough to reposition easily. Setup is plug and play and needs no tools: connect the coaxial cable to the TV's antenna input, power the unit by USB or AC, then run a channel scan. It works with any TV that has a coaxial antenna input and a built-in digital tuner. A TV without a digital tuner needs a separate digital converter box.
