I bought one over a year ago and it's works very well. The channels are in HD. The catch is the placement of the antenna. I placed the antenna very high up and the reception is great.
Yes I ordered 2 from Amazon and yes it works great!!!!!! ( especially on a smart TV) I’m so happy. Finally no more cable for 205 a month!!!! Thank you - you were a lot of help.
This antenna gets me about 6 Premium Channels(abc, nbc, cbs, univision, fox) with 5 bars and 5 others unreliable. Totally worth it. Good and honest review.
I just purchased this antenna at my Dollar General Store and installed it on my TV and now I can watch 4 channels real clear. The TV tower is approx. 15 miles away from my home town.
My question - are you happy with the 4 channels or disappointed? I got about 8...some duplicate and some not always clear. That being said since I didnt have any before the antenna - I'm pretty happy.
@@Jeffreviews4u I am happy. It's better than nothing. I live too far away from my local stations. There are also some live TV which comes out on youtube.
I bought an antenna for $5 at the Five and Below store. I got between 20-25 channels. I do have to move the antenna some, but over all it was well worth $5. I live about 35-40 from two major cities.
My mother picked this antenna up for around $5 and it works just as good as a $20 onn antenna. I get exactly the same number of channels in fact with the clear tv antenna I get literally no pixelation. Definitely happy with the clear tv.
I got 60 channels. I bought it cause my cable went out. It was worth the price. Now I can still watch tv if my cable is out again! However, some of the channels were duplicates. I’d say all together I got about 45 distinct channels. I live on a hill in Spokane Wa, and most of the tv towers are within 10 miles.
@@Jeffreviews4u I used to think that those clear tv commercials was a joke , But not anymore I got 28 crystal clear channels I'm really surprised , , I just saved a whole lot of money ....too. ....thanks clear tv .....
We cut the cord several years ago & put up a roof antenna just like the old ones from the 1950’s & here in Savannah we get probably 40+ over the air channels 3:57
Just get a kid to stand near the tv and have him move to where you need better reception. Give him some food once in awhile to make it worth his while!
Smart choice Jeff for a review but for TV its so so. It didn't pick up many channels for me I found it to be reliable for the few channels I could get. Great review.
If it works like that flat one I got 55 channels on my tv! I just bought one of these for my elderly mom because I couldn’t find my flat ones! I’m about to go hook it up now and I’ll be back with my honest review!
You get what you pay for. I purchased it after a recommendation by a friend but I was not happy with it but then if you get even 5 channels for $10 it’s still not bad. I got 20... all blurry and fuzzy. I finally recieved my new mohu curve 50 antenna for like $65.00 and I ended up getting 59 channels all in HD quality. Now that is when you actually want to cut the cable. $10 to $65 is a big jump but then you really pay once and then cut the cable.
Jeff reviews4u: I got all the channels that Mohu Curve packaging box claims. They have these channel logos on the box. I got all of them. The basic local popular ones. I also got 5 music channels too and surprisingly it detected whole bunch of channels from New Jersey even though I live in New York. The funny thing is I got few movie channels that I did not expect ... not to mention it is for the basement TV. The antenna is placed underground. I don’t know if it is the antenna or the location but it’s worth it for me at least. I would say out of 59 channels it detected, I would trash 12 channels that are in other languages but the rest is enjoyable as you flip through them like a cable TV. I also like the design of the device, it blends in with my white furniture. The antenna runs through wall-power or USB. A good day to install, lot of Saturday movies today. You should definitely try it out for the sake of trial and error reasons.
Hi yes I have used the clear TV Black box it is an amplified antenna and I get about 33 channels so far with it . I have to have an amplifier where I live because there's trees in the way all over the place near my apartment where I'm currently living so the trees like the block out the signal so an amplifier is what I need to have. Give it a try try out the clear TV Black box amplified antenna and see how many channels you can get with it.
@@foty73 You can see a full review and the channel's on the freaking reviews channel. You can review music, film,sports so i am not sure, this would give Jeff a strike. We're i live we can get access to IP Tv, with a VPN service. But i don't know much about the rules in USA. Have a nice day all
@@barbrovirtanen2921 isn't that what this is? A review of the app? Plenty of people make review vids and either show either 2-3 seconds of the stream or blur the stream out to avoid copyright strikes. Im not the only one that feels the same way. And why does he like his own comments?
I'm not convinced by the "4K" capabilities that were noted on the package (Though you didn't mention "4k", I saw it), as no TV stations broadcast 4K OTA signals yet. I didn't purchase it, but the size of it really makes me question its VHF frequency capabilities, as VHF signals require a longer rod. It probably preforms as well as sticking a paperclip into a coaxial jack. Also, the advertisements are over exaggerating its capabilities. Rabbit ears would probably preform better. Anyhow, buyer beware. It really depends on your location to transmitter towers.
I had a few crappy antennas before. Bunny Ear Antennas suck but they pick up VHF channels. In my area there’s one big channel I miss out on with a flat panel antenna and that’s 6abc WPVI. Bunny ear antennas have to be positioned just right. I just recently bought an Antop Antenna with VHF enhancement rods that picks up vhf/uhf that works perfectly and not annoying like bunny ear antennas.
I just got my clear TV premium HD Mini antenna today the same one you have and I've been trying all day (September 2024) to get it it to work. I've got nothing. It's not as simple as it says it is.
I recommend the Onn Easy Adjust Antenna. I pull in 30 stations from 20-50 miles away from South Central Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee. It’s $8.99 at Walmart.
Also, take a paperclip and bend it straight out. Wrap aluminum foil on the end to increase the length. I pull 10 channels with it on another T.V. Just remember, antennas are just pieces of metal cut different to pick up VHF (RF 2-13) or UHF (14-36) channels. There’s no such thing as “HD frequencies”. UHF needs an antenna that is 4 inches to a foot long. High VHF needs an antenna that is 1.3 feet to 3 feet long. Low VHF needs an antenna that is 6-10 feet long.
Does this still matter in 2020? There is so much free streaming content that I never watch OTA. I watch a movie once or twice a week and that is it. I'm usually on RUclips learning new things.
We have 30 Apartments off of the old analog antennas that's been on the building since the 80s I get 37 channels plus the ones that you said you got. On those cheap antennas that you're talking about right there I get three channels and I never pay for cable because I'm not going to pay to watch reruns. But I also have a DVD player and I have 3,000 movies that exclude TV
I use the RCA 4K antenna. I get between 45-60 channels. I loved it so much I had to purchase an additional for my bedroom. You can also download the RCA app that shows you where to place the antenna for better picture quality and more channels.
Newer TV's have digital tuners...OLD TVs did not have them and you need to buy a separate box to convert the signal from analog to digital. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I can get 21 channels (75 total subchannels) with an old cheap rca ant111 that looks like the old rabbit ear antennas with the long vhf parts and circular uhf part. But I have to stick at least one rabbit ear out the window to get ny channel 11 which is still vhf. Reception is always going to be better outside with bigger antennas. You only need an amp with long cables. I learned a lot from Antenna Man on RUclips. I've heard him recommend the clearstream2max which has the long vhf elements for indoors, but outdoors is always better. And an rg6 quad shield cable.
@@Jeffreviews4u Gotcha! It would've been great if you let your viewers know, why you couldn't show them the quality of the transmission (just my opinion). Other than that, great video!
My neighbor bought one of these and she couldn't get any channels on it. She also tried the TV Freeway and got the same results. I have a Winegard Freevision in my attic and get around 30 channels last time I checked.
I use a generic rabbit ear antenna. I get about 15 channels. 3 Local news channels, a bunch of religion channels and 3 PBS channels. Sadly, most days at least 1/2 of those channels aren’t clear. HD look but jumpy/freeze/skip picture and sound, even during perfect weather.
This little antenna would probably yield the same results. if you do end up trying it out let me know what you think. thanks for stopping by and commenting.
What I get from the commercial is that it is NOT a replacement for cable. You will only get NETWORK channels in 4k. Thats it. Commercials are misleading as hell
Absolutely, this is not a replacement for cable. I got a handful of channels, I have heard some get 40 or more. This all depends on your location. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
im in michigan i get about 4 to 6 maybe i got antenna but it dont get all it will say no signal even on channel that do come in alittle bit i just order a Roku box these antennas are for the birds I'm done I'm over it but I do thank you for this review cuz I was going to order that little antenna I still might get it anyway just for the other TV in my house
These antennas are fickle. Location is important but also structure of the house is important. A lot a variables. I only got a handful of channels I'd watch. Roku would get you more. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I still can't get channel 7 or 7.2 or the rest of the sevens and my friend who lives a mile away gets them I don't understand what the deal is. It's not like they're cable channels. I did buy mine today and everything looks perfectly clear. I'm not sure about channels that have been added or taken away. I just can't see that channel I was talking about. I guess I was hoping to see how high up you install the antenna I put mine on top of the TV but I'm wondering if I should have put it fire up like on the wall or something.
Jeff reviews4u I May Be Making An Indoor Antenna, It Will Be Better Than Pre-made Tv Antennas Unless If You Put It Outdoors, I Hope It Will Be Better Than The X-72 Model Of The Clear TV
No but I've been thinking of buying one since of a small did you just hook it on an old Sony Walkman and plug it in the port so I can watch actual TV on it
I bet if you found a good old fashioned bunny ears at a yard sale they would do better than both of those. Sounds like you hadn't done a channel scan in a while and ion added some extra sub-channels. Remember with the digital transition brought abstraction layers.
I just purchased one two days ago. Here is a trick I learned. When I first connected the antenna and did the search I got my normal 24 to 25 channels but much clearer. I went into my TV settings and reset my system i now get 37. I live in Baltimore city and can now pull in DC
I would like to know how much has the reception changed in your area after the analog shutdown I'm pretty sure it would have been better but if you live in deep rural area the signal wouldn't be that much better but still an improvement... Of course no HD
That is an I interesting notion. Before the switch I didn't try any of these antennas. I had satellite at that time. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
My clear tv antenna is different, it like square shaped and it can attach to your window, I live not to far from a big major city . I get 82 channels, some channels just voice.
A lot of these antenna work it has a lot to do with placement the closer you put it to the window the more channels and cleaner picture. I have one that's just a flat piece of plastic I gave$12 for it and I get 34 channels and sometimes the picture starts going in and out all I have to do is move the antenna just a little and it clears up but I do live in a major city (Nashville TN so I'm sure that helps
The problem is not how many channels you receive in your particular area, but quality of the picture. Pixilation, that what kills the viewing experience. Good picture, pixilation, drop in sound, good picture, pixilation, drop in sound routine. Sound familiar? We break away from Cable TV, but then we run into this... Comment please if you in New York City area and actually have this product and your experience with it. Thanks.
That one sounds like an earlier version of the clear tv. I do need to move mine around to get the best signal. Thanks for sharing your experience and commenting.
Wow im pretty shocked you get so little TV channels I didnt know your location affected the amount of channels you got. I mean I knew the channel numbers were different etc, but yikes only 14 channels?! I use an antenna and I live in a big city and I think i get around 40 channels or so. And the TV downstairs got closer to 50 if I remember correctly. Also you have a very nice voice lol.
I got 10 channels it says, all digital, but I can only watch 7 of them & some are pixelated so bad you can’t watch them, but I did order an antenna from an infomercial a few days ago
Reception all depends on location to towers and any possible interference. I get a handful of channels and am pleased. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u yeah, I just bought this today from Dollar General up the road, was curious, my cable don’t work while running off generator for some reason, during power outage, like your channel
I've had others mention that. I erred on the side of caution when it comes to YTs copyright rules. That being said it definitely was not HD quality and I have to move the antenna around to get certain channels. I will say the picture on the channels that came in were pretty clear. Hope this helps.
@@Jeffreviews4u you can edit the actual stream out or blur the picture. Doesn't do people watching your vid any good if they don't see what the product delivers or doesn't.
That should have the whole idea of the review. To actually show how well the thing works. The fact that he never did that lets you know the thing is garbage.
Although you may be abele to pick up a few channels with this device ,I tried a Inside antenna and could pick up 10 channels it's very basic to say the least hardly can be compared to hundreds of satellite or cable channels. How ever with a motorized outside antenna on 3 10 food poles available, bought at your hardware store I can get 80 "OTA" channels. Something .to consider before you make A choice. They have launched Satellite's now for Great TV cheaper then Dish,Direct,Cabale TV Yet another Choice. Although this device may give you results it's nothing to brag about unless it's your only choice. Basic cable also pretty cheap
@@entertainmentvidz you typically will only get abc, NBC, CBS, CW, and fox just to name a few. This will not pick up channels that are specific to cable.
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I don't think I get HD, but I do get a handful of channels. That's strange that you didn't get any. How far do you live from the towers?
How much that HD anntena tv sir?🤗
I need used clear HD tv@@Jeffreviews4u how i buy me that sir?
I bought one over a year ago and it's works very well. The channels are in HD. The catch is the placement of the antenna. I placed the antenna very high up and the reception is great.
Yes I ordered 2 from Amazon and yes it works great!!!!!! ( especially on a smart TV) I’m so happy. Finally no more cable for 205 a month!!!! Thank you - you were a lot of help.
Happy to help! I cut the cable cord too. It's a great feeling. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
This antenna gets me about 6 Premium Channels(abc, nbc, cbs, univision, fox) with 5 bars and 5 others unreliable. Totally worth it. Good and honest review.
I just purchased this antenna at my Dollar General Store and installed it on my TV and now I can watch 4 channels real clear. The TV tower is approx. 15 miles away from my home town.
My question - are you happy with the 4 channels or disappointed? I got about 8...some duplicate and some not always clear. That being said since I didnt have any before the antenna - I'm pretty happy.
@@Jeffreviews4u I am happy. It's better than nothing. I live too far away from my local stations. There are also some live TV which comes out on youtube.
I got mine at dollar general,,, I'm happy as a kid in a toy store knowing dad got the income tax check!!
I live in a wooded area,, my tv is old,, and gave a lot of channels,,, I recommend it to my co worker!!
just love it!!!
Thanks for sharing your experience!
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing.
If you don't have signal you want get signal with that .
Then the antenna fall off .
I bought an antenna for $5 at the Five and Below store. I got between 20-25 channels. I do have to move the antenna some, but over all it was well worth $5. I live about 35-40 from two major cities.
I get a handful of stations as well and I am pleased. Thanks for sharing your experience. Have a great day and stay safe.
My mother picked this antenna up for around $5 and it works just as good as a $20 onn antenna. I get exactly the same number of channels in fact with the clear tv antenna I get literally no pixelation. Definitely happy with the clear tv.
I got 60 channels. I bought it cause my cable went out. It was worth the price. Now I can still watch tv if my cable is out again! However, some of the channels were duplicates. I’d say all together I got about 45 distinct channels. I live on a hill in Spokane Wa, and most of the tv towers are within 10 miles.
I don't think it's available here in the Philippines sir. I love your reviews video keep uploading 😊
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Hope you have a great day!
Simply hook a section of coaxial cable to your television and get as good reception as with this.
I'll have to try this. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hey. Dude. Comb. That hair. U look ridicilous. Gees. I bought tjat amtenna. Dont get all channel so i return it .ok
Just saw your video, was very helpful. I grabbed one from target. I live in South Florida and got 81 CHANNELS!!!!😱
WOW - that's the most I've heard yet!
Clear tv antenna does work ! Anything is better than Cable...$$$$$$$$$$... Wasted $$$$..Good video..
I'm happy with the very few channels I get. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u Thank you for posting your video..Sir.. Very informative ..Bye BYE CABLE TV..
@@Jeffreviews4u I used to think that those clear tv commercials was a joke , But not anymore I got 28 crystal clear channels I'm really surprised , , I just saved a whole lot of money ....too. ....thanks clear tv .....
We cut the cord several years ago & put up a roof antenna just like the old ones from the 1950’s & here in Savannah we get probably 40+ over the air channels 3:57
Just get a kid to stand near the tv and have him move to where you need better reception. Give him some food once in awhile to make it worth his while!
Haha. I'll have to try that. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Lol
Hahaha the antenna dance!
I just purchased this antenna.... It's at Menards for $9.99. It does a nice job for $10.....
agreed. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Smart choice Jeff for a review but for TV its so so. It didn't pick up many channels for me I found it to be reliable for the few channels I could get. Great review.
As long as people know what they are getting, this product could be beneficial - definitely not a replacement for cable. Thanks for checking it out.
If it works like that flat one I got 55 channels on my tv!
I just bought one of these for my elderly mom because I couldn’t find my flat ones! I’m about to go hook it up now and I’ll be back with my honest review!
You get what you pay for. I purchased it after a recommendation by a friend but I was not happy with it but then if you get even 5 channels for $10 it’s still not bad. I got 20... all blurry and fuzzy. I finally recieved my new mohu curve 50 antenna for like $65.00 and I ended up getting 59 channels all in HD quality. Now that is when you actually want to cut the cable. $10 to $65 is a big jump but then you really pay once and then cut the cable.
I'm going to look into the mohu curve. Are the channels any good?
Jeff reviews4u: I got all the channels that Mohu Curve packaging box claims. They have these channel logos on the box. I got all of them. The basic local popular ones. I also got 5 music channels too and surprisingly it detected whole bunch of channels from New Jersey even though I live in New York. The funny thing is I got few movie channels that I did not expect ... not to mention it is for the basement TV. The antenna is placed underground. I don’t know if it is the antenna or the location but it’s worth it for me at least. I would say out of 59 channels it detected, I would trash 12 channels that are in other languages but the rest is enjoyable as you flip through them like a cable TV. I also like the design of the device, it blends in with my white furniture. The antenna runs through wall-power or USB. A good day to install, lot of Saturday movies today. You should definitely try it out for the sake of trial and error reasons.
That's all antennas
Hi yes I have used the clear TV Black box it is an amplified antenna and I get about 33 channels so far with it . I have to have an amplifier where I live because there's trees in the way all over the place near my apartment where I'm currently living so the trees like the block out the signal so an amplifier is what I need to have. Give it a try try out the clear TV Black box amplified antenna and see how many channels you can get with it.
I would never mess with an indoor antenna. An outdoor antenna is the only way to go if you want more channels and clearer resolution.
I have not yet ventured into the outside antenna area. It does make sense that the reception is better outside. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Just got one at Ross for 7$ luv it works better then my old one
Thanks for sharing your experience. Have a great day and stay safe.
I just got one and it gave me 36 very clear channels
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I have this antenna and I am very pleased with it.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I have a regular old fashion rabbit ear antenna from Walmart and I get about 30+ channels
Wow, that's great, better than my reception. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Have a great day and stay safe.
Samantha what’s name I need get my mom one
I live in NY and I have a regular rabbit ears antenna . I got 56 channels and paid only $2.99 for it 😀
I live by 4 huge trees 🌳 but I might get it for when I stay at my friend's house 🎉
I would have liked to see the channels instead of you telling me how it works
I completely understand that. I erred on the side of caution with RUclips's copyright rules. They are pretty strict. Thanks for the feedback.
You can show just a couple seconds of them or blurring out the pic. Doesn't really help those of us that want to see if it's worth our money
@@foty73 You can see a full review and the channel's on the freaking reviews channel. You can review music, film,sports so i am not sure, this would give Jeff a strike.
We're i live we can get access to IP Tv, with a VPN service. But i don't know much about the rules in USA.
Have a nice day all
@@barbrovirtanen2921 isn't that what this is? A review of the app? Plenty of people make review vids and either show either 2-3 seconds of the stream or blur the stream out to avoid copyright strikes. Im not the only one that feels the same way. And why does he like his own comments?
Clear tv really works ! Not a scam I got 28 channels ....can I get more ?
Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@Jeffreviews4u thank you is there a way to get more channels with clear tv ?
Thank you for the review of Clear TV. It really helps for me to understand the product.
It's helpful if your looking to get a few channels. Thanks for checking it out.
Hi
Nice explanation but you are missing to explain how do I use the remote control, mine says "unrated " next to the "antenna" little box 🙄
But the 14-15 dollars antenna with a power transformer amplifier booster one at Walmart can get 40 more channels.
I'll look into that one. I'm always looking for a better antenna. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I recently added an antenna with an amplifier and I went from like 26 to 49 channels!
I'm not convinced by the "4K" capabilities that were noted on the package (Though you didn't mention "4k", I saw it), as no TV stations broadcast 4K OTA signals yet. I didn't purchase it, but the size of it really makes me question its VHF frequency capabilities, as VHF signals require a longer rod. It probably preforms as well as sticking a paperclip into a coaxial jack. Also, the advertisements are over exaggerating its capabilities. Rabbit ears would probably preform better.
Anyhow, buyer beware. It really depends on your location to transmitter towers.
I had a few crappy antennas before. Bunny Ear Antennas suck but they pick up VHF channels. In my area there’s one big channel I miss out on with a flat panel antenna and that’s 6abc WPVI. Bunny ear antennas have to be positioned just right. I just recently bought an Antop Antenna with VHF enhancement rods that picks up vhf/uhf that works perfectly and not annoying like bunny ear antennas.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Jeff. Good job.
Glad it helped. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I just got my clear TV premium HD Mini antenna today the same one you have and I've been trying all day
(September 2024) to get it it to work.
I've got nothing.
It's not as simple as it says it is.
I just like this guy so far
You know - me too...ha. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I recommend the Onn Easy Adjust Antenna. I pull in 30 stations from 20-50 miles away from South Central Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee. It’s $8.99 at Walmart.
Also, take a paperclip and bend it straight out. Wrap aluminum foil on the end to increase the length. I pull 10 channels with it on another T.V.
Just remember, antennas are just pieces of metal cut different to pick up VHF (RF 2-13) or UHF (14-36) channels. There’s no such thing as “HD frequencies”.
UHF needs an antenna that is 4 inches to a foot long. High VHF needs an antenna that is 1.3 feet to 3 feet long. Low VHF needs an antenna that is 6-10 feet long.
Have the flat antenna from Clear-Tv Model X-72 and I get about 22 channels for about 20 years now.
Wow - that's great...no need to get something new when the original still works. Thanks for sharing.
Does this still matter in 2020? There is so much free streaming content that I never watch OTA. I watch a movie once or twice a week and that is it. I'm usually on RUclips learning new things.
I see your point, I guess this would matter for people that don't have internet and maybe want a few channels on their TV.
We have 30 Apartments off of the old analog antennas that's been on the building since the 80s I get 37 channels plus the ones that you said you got. On those cheap antennas that you're talking about right there I get three channels and I never pay for cable because I'm not going to pay to watch reruns. But I also have a DVD player and I have 3,000 movies that exclude TV
Love all of your reviews I need to catch up on all of the vids. Hee hee keep up the great work ❤
Thanks for your support. Hope you have a great day!
I use the RCA 4K antenna. I get between 45-60 channels. I loved it so much I had to purchase an additional for my bedroom. You can also download the RCA app that shows you where to place the antenna for better picture quality and more channels.
Thanks for the tip, I'll have to look into the RCA 4K antenna. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I'm curious good or bad depend As Seen on TV Clear TV Antennae
As Seen on TV Clear TV Antennae
That looks interesting and the price is right but I’m a little worried about the cable… I might order one and try it in my van… Thanks Jeff
I'd be interested to hear how it worked. As with all antennas location means everything. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
What is a digital tuner? Always explain and show the objects/tools. Some are not on all TVs.
Newer TV's have digital tuners...OLD TVs did not have them and you need to buy a separate box to convert the signal from analog to digital. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u Thanks
This looks like a great alternate to cable Jeff. Thanks for reviewing this antenna for us. Have a great day.
It sure meets the need for those searching for a few channels. Thanks for checking it out.
hi daddy bear
@@geraldmaine3300 that's a first. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I can get 21 channels (75 total subchannels) with an old cheap rca ant111 that looks like the old rabbit ear antennas with the long vhf parts and circular uhf part. But I have to stick at least one rabbit ear out the window to get ny channel 11 which is still vhf. Reception is always going to be better outside with bigger antennas. You only need an amp with long cables. I learned a lot from Antenna Man on RUclips. I've heard him recommend the clearstream2max which has the long vhf elements for indoors, but outdoors is always better. And an rg6 quad shield cable.
I think this video would've been great if you actually showed us the television stations.
I totally get that, RUclips has this huge copyright rule we are not supposed to show anyone else copyrighted material
@@Jeffreviews4u Gotcha! It would've been great if you let your viewers know, why you couldn't show them the quality of the transmission (just my opinion). Other than that, great video!
I have a square antenna I get up to 18 channels I believe. Currently mine not working only picking up 2 channels.
My neighbor bought one of these and she couldn't get any channels on it. She also tried the TV Freeway and got the same results. I have a Winegard Freevision in my attic and get around 30 channels last time I checked.
Thank you. Im getting one soon. And this video helped alot.
Absolutely - glad it helped. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I use a generic rabbit ear antenna. I get about 15 channels. 3 Local news channels, a bunch of religion channels and 3 PBS channels. Sadly, most days at least 1/2 of those channels aren’t clear. HD look but jumpy/freeze/skip picture and sound, even during perfect weather.
This little antenna would probably yield the same results. if you do end up trying it out let me know what you think. thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I’ve used a variety of indoor antennas and they vary but they all seem to get about the same results. About 35 channels
It all really depends on the local towers and what they are broadcasting. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
What I get from the commercial is that it is NOT a replacement for cable. You will only get NETWORK channels in 4k. Thats it. Commercials are misleading as hell
Absolutely, this is not a replacement for cable. I got a handful of channels, I have heard some get 40 or more. This all depends on your location. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
If I live near a news station like 1 or 3 miles how good will the signal be?
The directions state, the closer you are to the broadcast tower the better.
it is great im about 10 miles from the nearest tower Ave I get about 30 channels so that's good right.
That's really good... better than I get. Thanks for sharing!
im in michigan i get about 4 to 6 maybe i got antenna but it dont get all it will say no signal even on channel that do come in alittle bit i just order a Roku box these antennas are for the birds I'm done I'm over it but I do thank you for this review cuz I was going to order that little antenna I still might get it anyway just for the other TV in my house
These antennas are fickle. Location is important but also structure of the house is important. A lot a variables. I only got a handful of channels I'd watch. Roku would get you more. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
CleAr tv is one of the best I’ve gotten 50 channels
I still can't get channel 7 or 7.2 or the rest of the sevens and my friend who lives a mile away gets them I don't understand what the deal is. It's not like they're cable channels. I did buy mine today and everything looks perfectly clear. I'm not sure about channels that have been added or taken away. I just can't see that channel I was talking about. I guess I was hoping to see how high up you install the antenna I put mine on top of the TV but I'm wondering if I should have put it fire up like on the wall or something.
What channels does it come with
All depends on your local antennas. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Cable TV... Antenna cool.. You are cool dude
Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
I use a 20-foot long piece of co-axial cable put it over my fridge and get 48 channels, I'm about 15 miles east of Cincinnati, Ohio!
That's pretty cool - thanks for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe!
I Don't Had The Premium Version Of It But I Do Have The X-72 Model In Canada
Does it work for you? I bet they are similar. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
It Does But 5 Channels
Maybe I Should Get An Outdoor Antenna
@@GlobalPanda7678 I've heard you get a lot more channels with an outdoor antenna. Let me know how it works out.
Jeff reviews4u I May Be Making An Indoor Antenna, It Will Be Better Than Pre-made Tv Antennas Unless If You Put It Outdoors, I Hope It Will Be Better Than The X-72 Model Of The Clear TV
No but I've been thinking of buying one since of a small did you just hook it on an old Sony Walkman and plug it in the port so I can watch actual TV on it
Thank you
I might purchase this!
I bet if you found a good old fashioned bunny ears at a yard sale they would do better than both of those. Sounds like you hadn't done a channel scan in a while and ion added some extra sub-channels. Remember with the digital transition brought abstraction layers.
I'm always on the look out for a better product to bring in OTA channels. Thanks for the comment. Have a great day and stay safe.
👍Thank you. 💝
you are most welcome! thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Is this for USA only or is Canada included?
Do u need wifi for it to work?
Not at all. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Great video
Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
I just purchased one two days ago.
Here is a trick I learned. When I first connected the antenna and did the search I got my normal 24 to 25 channels but much clearer. I went into my TV settings and reset my system i now get 37. I live in Baltimore city and can now pull in DC
WOW - I wonder what the reset did. I will have to try that out. Thanks for the tip.
I would like to know how much has the reception changed in your area after the analog shutdown I'm pretty sure it would have been better but if you live in deep rural area the signal wouldn't be that much better but still an improvement... Of course no HD
That is an I interesting notion. Before the switch I didn't try any of these antennas. I had satellite at that time. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
My clear tv antenna is different, it like square shaped and it can attach to your window, I live not to far from a big major city . I get 82 channels, some channels just voice.
That's all I needed to know
Thank you
Happy to help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Does it have Nick , Disney , MTV, MTV2 , BET OR FX
Hahaha...that's a no.
what channels can you get? can you get basic cable like syfy? if not , this sucks...
I doubt it but if you can I'm totally buying this product
you only get OTA channels.
i live 75 miles out of nashville, we only have 2 channels here both pbs. a relative lives in silverpoint not far from here gets about 30 channels.
A lot of these antenna work it has a lot to do with placement the closer you put it to the window the more channels and cleaner picture. I have one that's just a flat piece of plastic I gave$12 for it and I get 34 channels and sometimes the picture starts going in and out all I have to do is move the antenna just a little and it clears up but I do live in a major city (Nashville TN so I'm sure that helps
true, I find if I move the antenna around (not necessarily near the window) I can pick up other channels or improve reception. Thanks for the comment.
I live in Elizabethton TN beside Bristol, i cant get any channels 😂
You can make a better antenna with coat hangers, copper wire, screws, washers, a 75 to 300 ohm transformer (coax to 2-wires) and a piece of wood.
Wow, thanks for the tip!
HOW DO YOU GET THAT TO WORK ON A REGULAR STANDARD TV
The TV has to have a coaxial jack, hook it up, then run the auto scan.
Please help I have the same thing I'm only getting 43.1 and 43.2 what do I need to get more channels I live in Pontiac IL
I have to move mine to get different channels to come in clearly. Maybe that will help. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Billyjoe Cooper - get a more powerful antenna
The problem is not how many channels you receive in your particular area, but quality of the picture. Pixilation, that what kills the viewing experience. Good picture, pixilation, drop in sound, good picture, pixilation, drop in sound routine. Sound familiar? We break away from Cable TV, but then we run into this... Comment please if you in New York City area and actually have this product and your experience with it. Thanks.
hi, I use the flat square antenna 20.00 from walmart, get 20 chanels in south Florida. but mostly choppy, very frustrating
That one sounds like an earlier version of the clear tv. I do need to move mine around to get the best signal. Thanks for sharing your experience and commenting.
How do I know where the closest broadcast tower is?
There are apps that give you directions to the closest towers
Greate device. Got 14 channels
I was happy with the few channels I got as well. Thanks for stopping by and commenting
Wow im pretty shocked you get so little TV channels I didnt know your location affected the amount of channels you got. I mean I knew the channel numbers were different etc, but yikes only 14 channels?! I use an antenna and I live in a big city and I think i get around 40 channels or so. And the TV downstairs got closer to 50 if I remember correctly. Also you have a very nice voice lol.
Yeah, you have to be within 30 miles of the broadcast tower. Closer = better reception.
Funciona en Latinoamérica?
¡Gracias por compartir!
got 4 of them at dollar general in AZ middle of no where and get 28 channels depending in the weather I loose a few
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing your experience.
No tear away to open means you end up having to cut the package open then you can't return it.
Even without a tear away I'd still return it if I didn't want it.
Does this have av output?
No, it only had the coaxial port. Thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
Do you know any similar products that are av output?
I got 10 channels it says, all digital, but I can only watch 7 of them & some are pixelated so bad you can’t watch them, but I did order an antenna from an infomercial a few days ago
Reception all depends on location to towers and any possible interference. I get a handful of channels and am pleased. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
@@Jeffreviews4u yeah, I just bought this today from Dollar General up the road, was curious, my cable don’t work while running off generator for some reason, during power outage, like your channel
14 channels is alot?
I just got a regular antenna, I have way more channels.
With antennas it's all about location, location, location.
@@Jeffreviews4u Its about quality quality quality!
I found a paper clip on the ground and stuck it in the antenna hole of my tv and I get all the local channels in my area.
Antenna Man channel showed that a paperclip is just as effective. They are just ripping off seniors that don't know any better.
I havent tried a paperclip but I've heard a coaxial cable works too.
I bought a digital antenna on bay for $8 and I get 98 channels
Got clear tv but i don't have HD but i do got Ono tv that name of my tv will it work
As long as your tv can accept the signal it should work. Let me know. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Jeff you never reviewed the quality of the channels you did get? Snowy, fuzzy, waves or clear?
I've had others mention that. I erred on the side of caution when it comes to YTs copyright rules. That being said it definitely was not HD quality and I have to move the antenna around to get certain channels. I will say the picture on the channels that came in were pretty clear. Hope this helps.
@@Jeffreviews4u you can edit the actual stream out or blur the picture. Doesn't do people watching your vid any good if they don't see what the product delivers or doesn't.
That should have the whole idea of the review. To actually show how well the thing works. The fact that he never did that lets you know the thing is garbage.
Although you may be abele to pick up a few channels with this device ,I tried a Inside antenna and could pick up 10 channels it's very basic to say the least hardly can be compared to hundreds of satellite or cable channels. How ever with a motorized outside antenna on 3 10 food poles available, bought at your hardware store I can get 80 "OTA" channels. Something .to consider before you make A choice. They have launched Satellite's now for Great TV cheaper then Dish,Direct,Cabale TV Yet another Choice. Although this device may give you results it's nothing to brag about unless it's your only choice. Basic cable also pretty cheap
Can this work in the Bahamas?
The functionality of this item relies on being within 30 miles of the broadcasting tower. It's all about location. I'm not sure what is near you.
@@Jeffreviews4u well I live less than 2miles from a head quarters for a cable company where there have their satellite setup
@@entertainmentvidz haha. That sounds close enough to me. It has to be over the air broadcasting.
@@Jeffreviews4u so am I able to catch some of the channels they has in their package?
@@entertainmentvidz you typically will only get abc, NBC, CBS, CW, and fox just to name a few. This will not pick up channels that are specific to cable.