TV Aerial, Amplified 60 Miles/96KM Range Indoor Freeview TV Aerial Digital HDTV Antenna with Powerful Amplifier Signal Booster, Support for 4K 1080P Digital HD Channels VHF/UHF/FM - 2020 New Upgraded

I recently moved to a house without a tv aerial. I was quoted £140 for an outside tv aerial for the house. So I thought I would give this a try first. Wow, I’m so glad I did. The tv has better picture now than it ever did in my old house with a roof aerial. Crystal clear reception. The problem was that where I wanted to stick this onto the wall meant the lead was too short. So I bought a Satellite Cable Extension Kit with F-Connector Connections Suitable for Sky for a few pounds. This screwed into the existing connectors going to the amplifier. This didn’t affect the signal whatsoever. So I stuck the aerial to the wall (the wall is a 2 foot stone wall) above the curtains in the direction of the nearest mast (which is only about 5 miles away). If the mast was further away I would have had to stick it to the window I suspect. But I didn’t want that. You can barely see the aerial above the curtains. I connected the satellite lead to the aerial at the window and tacked the aerial lead to the back of my tv. The aerial lead is white, so was nicer than the black lead on the aerial. So you barely see the satellite lead as it blends with the decor. I’m amazed at the screen quality. I live on a main road and even lorries and busses don’t interfere with my signal. Obviously I live very close to the tv mast. But if you are a long way to the nearest mast, the signal might not be so great and as such this aerial might not be suitable for you. Plus remember that the aerial needs to stick onto the side of the house that the tv aerial mast is from your house. So unless you can run satellite cable from your tv to that side of the house, this aerial might not be suitable. So it has its limitations. But if you think about these before you buy it, you shouldn’t have any problems. I don’t know much about aerials and stuff. But if I can do it, anyone can

I have tried many indoor aerials and so far this is the best. Still requires quite a precise positioning but once you find the sweet spot it holds the signal well. Its flat thin profile is useful for placing on walls etc., but keep in mind the aerial may work better for you horizontally vs vertically depending on where you are. Comes with sticky pads for attaching to the wall. They are strong, but if you attach and then find you need to peel off and re position, they start to lose their stick - but it does come with a second pair.

I bought this for our tv in the bedroom. It was easy to assemble and I was scanning channels in a better of minutes. I positioned the aerial on top of the wardrobe next to an outside wall and had no problem picking up well over 150 channels some of them HD...! Very pleased 👍🏾

No signal in my bedroom! Live in 1 bed flat decided to get 15 metre Ariel exstention....

Absolutely brilliant definitely recommend

Work almost instantly for a full Freeview reception

You'd be better off with a piece of wet string.

Doesn’t work plugged it in to my daughters tv in her bedroom put the antenna on the windowsill didn’t get a glimmer of a signal may be if your house is in the middle of a field with nothing within a 20 mile radius you might get something.