Like I said in my tittle so far so good. I just received this antenna and it is doing what it says. I have the basic channels for my area. Is a weird kind of antenna is like a piece of flimsy paper kind of thing. But hey! As long as it does the work I am fine with it. I hope it continues working, and hopefully I will find more channels along the way! I would recommend for local channels on your area.0

Seems to get a signal well, but the middle piece that connects the antenna to the wire is so elevated that it doesn't hold to the wall. Had to use 3 command strips stacked on top of each other on each corner to allow them to vault the elevation of that middle piece. Have another similar style antenna and it does not have this issue. Once I got it to stick on the wall it does a good job holding the signals.

I had to get another one of these flat HDTV antennas for my living room TV and hope this one is better. This one was a bit quicker and simplier to install compared to the prior TV antenna I had. Reception is not much better than the prior TV antenna, but picture qualities is a bit better than before. You do not have to use the included AMP for this TV antenna.....but I did since I live in a rather remote area over 40 miles from any major city or town with TV stations. 4 stars

We wanted antennas for two houses in northern suburbs of Dallas where broadcast signals are not easy to catch and generally work on one side of the house (in our cases both from the west side). Tried about 10 different antennas including some with claims of receiving signals from a few hundred miles away, including much more expensive products, they all would get a couple of channels and others would get more but would miss some key main channels. This antenna worked the best, it receives all the main broadcast channels, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, PBS including their sub-channels (4 PBS channels) also several Spanish channels including Telemundo, Exitos, etc. Altogether I receive 60+ channels in both houses. Picture quality is excellent and installation of all antennas are basically the same and super simple (connect the coax and plug in the USB for power. I had to try the antenna throughout both houses to find the best signal location and both ended up being in rooms away from where the TVs are located! I used the installed coax wiring in the houses to patch the antenna from its ideal reception location to the TV where the signal is needed. I highly recommend this product. This is not a paid review, I actually purchased two for two different houses and I may buy another one to keep as a spare since these types of product keep changing on Amazon and maybe hard to find the exact one later on. (Caution: the white sticky pads that come with this are one time use only if you decide to move the antenna they do not come off clean and you will have a hard time getting it off the wall and cannot be reused, I suggest using 3M double sided sticky pads you can buy from Lowes or target or Amazon that can be easily removed. I did not use the sticky pad that is on the wire connector for the same reason)

I started out with a Mohu Leaf, it worked good for a long while, but I couldn't seem
to pick up any VHF signals. Especially wanted 19-1 WOIO (RF 10) for football. Couldn't get
it for eons. Then in the last year or 3 it appeared. Yay! I got 33 channels. But more recently,
I started to lose channels. yikes! Like 11 channels total. So, I decided I needed an upgrade. So, I
chose this antenna, mainly based on it had 4G & 5G filters to filter out cell phone traffic.
The reception is much better, I'm able to pick up 45 channels. Though I still can't get Fox 8-1 (RF 8)
to stop pixelating (2/10 bars of signal) I got 19-1 back (solid 5/10 and intermittent flashing full
10/10 signal). I'm considering adding another LTE filter in addition to the filter already in the
antenna's amplifier. Hope this helps your quest for better reception. Found the signal strength
meter under diagnostics in the tv's main menu. At a 250 mile reception range, this was a good
buy. I'd recommend it.