Outdoor TV Antenna 360° Omni-Directional Reception Long 100+ Miles Range Enhance VHF&UHF 4K Ready HDTV Antenna with Added Stability for Outdoor/Attic/RV Use - 39ft RG6 Coax Cable

Easy install, great price, works well.

I took down the old Direct TV dish, leaving the mounting pole. This antenna will attach to the same pole with the provided hardware! I popped it up and did a little wiring magic (so I could reuse the cable) and connected it directly to my Tablo. The provided amp was not necessary since here in Henderson, NV, the signals are strong. In fact with the provided amp, it "swamped" the tuner. So, after all that, I got every channel available here in the Las Vegas area. And since the broadcast towers were both southeast and northwest of my location. the omni-directional made a lot of sense. Definitely no complaints! Very effective antenna and it is quite attractive, not to cause our archetectural committee any heartburm.

I purchased this antenna to replace one about the same size and functionality that was damaged by a hailstorm. This antenna was advertized as omni-directional and able to pull in stations from long range. I am in an area where all stations (NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, CW, PBS) are within 30 miles. My previous antenna pulled them all in with no problems. This one did not, despite being mounted on the roof on a 10-foot pole. The only stations it picked up reliably were CBS and PBS. ABC, CW were intermittent. I couldn't get NBC or Fox at all. I fiddled with the antenna position to no avail. I contacted the seller who gave me some advice concerning connections which I tried, but without success. After several contacts, they offered me my money back and I took them up on the offer. I purchased another, different, antenna of about the same size and cost and it works wonderfully. I cannot recommend this 1bygone antenna at all.

Relatively good signal strength, received 39 signals in the Pittsburgh area compared to 13 with the flat mount antenna I replaced. The reason it was only 4 stars is my 40 year old round indoor antenna gets 90 signals with out amplification. I do recommend this choice far above the flat wall mount types.

I have purchased two of these about a year apart. I was initially attracted to the aesthetics - a clean contemporary look. They pick up all the Houston Channels, in town and at my beach house 80 miles away. Strong recommendation.

Purchased this ‘antenna’ in April 2025. It worked for a month and only picked up a few stations within a 40 mile radius ( pretty weak for an omnidirectional antenna). It quit working in May 2025. This product is very lightweight. The included booster was also defective with the power indicator light flickering. Customer Service with this company, 1byOne, is pretty good. Norma got back with me within 24 hrs and indicated a refund was initiated. Edit 5/27/25: Refund has been made. Good customer service response.

I ordered the Antenna on a Thursday and it arrived with free shipping the following Monday, several days ahead of when I was expecting it, so I was impressed with the fast shipping. I was using a simple flat plate indoor antenna on the wall in my house in the same location that I put the new Omni Antenna. I live in Michigan, halfway between Detroit and Toledo, Ohio, so all of the TV stations are either straight North or straight South of me. The original amplified flat-plate antenna was on the wall with one side facing North and the other side facing South. That antenna brought in 14 channels, which was not bad, but there are over 70 channels available within a 40-mile radius of my house, so I knew I could do better. My plan was to put the antenna up on my roof, but to first have an apples-to-apples comparison between the two antennas, I took an 8-foot piece of conduit pipe I had at home and mounted the antenna to it, and then put it in the same location that the flat plate antenna was in. This is shown in the attached photos. I did another auto channel scan with my Samsung TV and it picked up 53 channels! That is almost 4 times as many channels as I was getting before, so I was very impressed with the reception. At some point in time I may re-locate the antenna to the roof of my house, but for now, it works amazing where it is. I highly recommend this antenna for anyone that has TV stations all around them and does not want to bother with trying to aim the antenna at the stations.

EDIT 10-12-2021: Antenna slowly died, receiving less and less channels until it was only one channel out of over 50 originally received. I checked all cable connections and went up and down the ladder from rooftop several times. I finally took it down and heard water sloshing around the inside. THIS THING IS NOT WATERPROOF. 3 days past the return window and I called Amazon. They would not take it back, but gave me the unpublished number for the seller. Seller sent me another. I used clear silicon caulk around all the seams (don't forget the one near the bracket). So far OK but a lot of aggravation. I lowered my rating to 2 stars. This antenna may work fine in an attic, but not in exposed weather. Eventually I took it apart, and sure enough, there is not a gasket and it was full of icky water (see picture). Original Review was 3 stars as written below: I am surprised how sensitive this antenna is to a little tilt. I have experimented and moved the unit just a little bit and get really mixed results. I bought this to replace an older similar antenna made by another manufacturer that was blown off the roof. Sadly, this antenna does not pickup as many channels as the old one. Most of my stations have towers that are about 35 miles away but in different directions. I just can't get them all like I used to with the old unit. The old unit was advertised as a 60 mile unit and this one, 100+. Apparently a strong antenna is not good for 35 mile away towers. It was a lot of work to get this up on a mast on the roof, so I am not likely to take it down to send it back. I'm just a bit disappointed.