This is very small but does a good job

We were able to get 50 free channels.

My aunt was paying $350 for cable and not watching the TV. It was like rocket science cancelling the cable but I got her bill down to $100. I didn't look at the size of the antenna. She had no trouble connecting and gets 50 channels in the Columbus Oh. area. She loves it. I think it depends on how close you are to the signal. We have a mountain home and get 6 channels with our antenna and only one major channel. So regardless of size it works great for her and she asked me to order another for her other TV.

If you want an antenna which takes up little space, but pulls in a variety of available channels, I think this antenna does the trick. It may not bring in all of the channels you were expecting, but considering how small and convenient the antenna is, it performs admirably. It's a great antenna to carry on the go, in the car, while traveling.

And I don't mean it in a bad way and I'm not trying to be rude. I literally mean you didn't do it right or don't know how to so you need to get someone to help you. Call up your tech savvy family or friends! No shame! Get those free TV channels!

I know everyone said this thing is teeny tiny but I really underestimated JUST HOW SMALL IT IS. It's adorable and even I had doubts on whether it would work. But it did. Found up to about 90-100 channels it's incredible.

So seriously if it didn't work for you, you are doing it wrong. My dad had the same issues, he didn't understand that channels are actually different these days. You cannot just plug this in and immediately have it work. You MUST go into your TV settings to scan the antenna channels for your TV to remember them for usage. You have to go into the channel list for your TV afterwards to access it depending on the model of your TV. It's really annoying and aggravating for people who aren't very tech savvy or don't understand English very well to get it done.

Also where you place it and how you open up the "rabbit ear" antennas REALLY MATTERS. When I first tested it out it barely grabbed any channels. The moment I moved it closer to a window it grabbed a whole lot more. Turns out CBS and ABC is more towards the southeast side of where I live so I had to position my antenna and open up the ears more and face towards that direction to grab the channels. It took a bunch of trial and error, many rescans and moving it around like a crazy person to find that sweet sweet spot where I could get all the important local channels we needed (ABC, CBS and NBC. my dad loves NFL lol). But now it's perfect and we have about 90+ free over the air channels. Spend the time to get it done right the first time and never worry or think about it again! :D

This thing really does work. I spent over an hour on the phone with my dad to walk him through how to properly position and scan the channels on this same antenna for his TV and it finally worked for him! And his TV was an old 2015 model! :D