One For All Amplified Attic/Outdoor HDTV Antenna, Model 17411

Picked up 112 channels. A couple of them were borderline. But the rest of them work great. We are located about in the middle of two main broadcast markets that are 40-50 miles south and 40-50 miles north with relatively flat land.

I live in a single-story house in a valley, about 45 minutes in any direction from a large city. I had little hopes about this antenna, but I was sick of paying for overpriced cable every month, so I thought I'd give it a try.I tried to follow the directions about placement, but the channel checker website proved to be a problem. First it said that it was an insecure site, and then I got a 404 error. I wound up moving it to several spots in my house before finding a spot that worked well for both channel selection and reception. It was a bit of a challenge because there's only 30 feet of coax cable, but I made it work.I'm genuinely surprised at how many channels that I get, as well as how clear the reception is on the TV. I have well over 100 channels now. I also haven't noticed any interference, and I've been using this antenna for about two months now.There's a couple of downsides though. One is that I can't DVR shows now (or at least I don't know how), which might be a problem. My husband works a lot of hours, and when he's home, he likes to be able to watch shows that he's not able to see during the week, including the local news. We can't do that now. Another drawback is the length of the coax cable. I have to run it in a window that's diagonal to where my TV is because of our house layout. It looks awkward in the house, so I might get a longer one, and run it through the basement. Other than that, I'm very pleased with this antenna, and I'm happy to say - we finally cut the cord to our cable provider!

This is one of the best rural tv antennas on the market…I’ve tried several different ones and this one performs the best…I live in a very rural area and this antenna never ceases to perform…very good product and timely delivery…

Haven't mounted it yet, but all the hardware is there. Love the 30ft coax cable. The casing feels cheap, and actually arrived a little askew. I popped it back in place and it's fine. Did a channel scan at the the bottom window corner where my current I door antenna is. Came up with a few less channels. Moving it just a few feet came up with an additional dozen channels. The quality of the live TV broadcasts is excellent. And the sound is great! My current antenna has a lot of white noise issues that this outdoor Antenna doesn't have. It's easy to use, mounting process seems straight forward.

We put it outside on house and it works good

The reception is as promised.

Upon closer inspection I noticed the box had a yellow Walmart clearance sticker priced at $15.00. I paid over $80 through Amazon. What’s up with this??? Btw, the product works though I feel I have been had.

I mounted this indoors, on a window frame and ran the cable to the TV in our living room, zero issues so far. We are somewhat closer to a city to the TV scanned and picked up a whole bunch of channels, more than my older amplified antenna it seems.This antenna is quite expensive, and I guess that's due to the weatherproof build - which I haven't had a chance to test as I mounted it indoors.The picture quality is great, it's just as I expected and the whole process of installation and mounting was fairly easy as all the hardware was included.If you plan on mounting this outdoors, this is probably a good buy, if you want it indoors you might find cheaper options on Amazon.