[Newest]TV Aerial, Indoor Digital TV Antenna with Stand 50-80 Mile Range Freeview Amplified HD TV Aerial Support 4K 1080P HD/UHF/VHF/FM Freeview Channel for All Type Built-in Tuner Smart Television

I hate fake reviews and I would never write one or accept products in exchange for misleading other shoppers, so rest easy that this is my honest opinion: this product is nothing short of a little miracle! We live in a rural part of Northern Ireland, nearly 30 miles from our nearest transmitter, and we'd been told a few years ago that as we lived in a bit of a valley we were effectively in something of a black spot and would need some pretty expensive rooftop antennage to get a good signal.So, I ordered this mainly because of the promised return and refund service. I had no real hope of it working. On unwrapping the product my hopes sunk a little further - the manual was peppered with confusing Chinglish and the box had a couple of misspellings on it which made me wonder if it was functional at all. I also couldn't find the labelled red power light, so with a feeling of weary dread, I struggled to screw on the little adaptor to the cable, it didn't seem to thread very easily or screw all the way down, but it was the best I could do, so I just opened out the twin antennae and popped the very light unit on the window sill next to the TV, managed to click the aerial cable into the back of the TV, and plugged the power into the TV's USB port. Still no red power light (was it even on?) so I prepared for disappointment and stuffing it back into its box to return. Just to check, I went to the main menu and selected 'digital aerial,' and almost immediately a scan began and a list of channels flashed up on the screen. My jaw dropped. The scan took a few minutes and I was certain that even if the channels were detected they wouldn't be watchable... wrong again! Crystal clear, pristine reception. Well over a hundred channels and all the radio stations.Nearly a month later and it's still going strong. The sellers included a really cute little thank you card with the aerial with a picture of them - two Chinese girls who look about 12, and a link to their site promising £10 cashback. I haven't followed that up because quite frankly that would be stealing. I feel like I owe them more money! I was resigned to paying £150 for an engineer to start drilling, and this little beauty was only £20. I sent them a very hearty thank you message instead. Think I might buy a replacement just in case anything happens to this one, and in case a friend ever needs a quick fix for their TV.If you're reading this and tired of sifting through reviews of various products wondering what works and what doesn't - I'd say you can call off the search. This is the one. So pleased I found it - thank you to the sellers again!

Purchased for my elderly neighbour whose roof Aerial had failed, easy to set up and install and works perfectly picked up 63 Freeview channels in a matter of minutes and the picture is crystal clear. Would happily recommend this item it works well. Only thing to note if your TV doesn’t has a USB slot you will need a usb plug as one isn’t included.

The unit was delivered direct via Amazon, when opened I thought it was pre used as it had scratches and there were bubbles on the face of the unit similar to those found on an ill fitted phone screen protector, I have checked and there is no film to remove, so I can only assume it left the supplier in this condition as Amazon confirmed this was a brand new item.The unit is boxed well but is cheaply made, it is hugely over priced, there are more robust better quality units available at a better price, however, although the unit did have to be moved around a lot, we have been able to improve the picture quality and are able to view more channels.All in all Overpriced, not Robust, but does work

Wasn't sure what to expect with this TV aerial. My TV signal at home is bad so wanted to try this to see if it made any improvement. I am very happy to say that it certainly did improve the signal. Not sure I can say a great deal more about it, what else can you ask of a TV aerial.Size and design wise it is pretty good and can sit discreetly behind / above / to the side of your TV and you can have the metal antenna extended or not as you choose (although may affect signal if you don't).The co-axial cable that plugs into your TV is nice and long however the USB power cable that it comes with isn't as long which is a slight negative. This is easily overcome with a USB extension cable though, you can't just replace the cable that comes with the aerial because its not a standard micro/min USB connector. Most people will have the aerial right by the TV/plug socket though so probably not a problem to most people.Overall i'm very happy with the product and would recommend it.

I bought this aerial as I have just bought a new tv for my bedroom and wanted to place it in a position which unfortunately is as far away as is possible from the window and against two walls. I am about 25 miles from the transmitter for my house so I was hoping that the up to 80 mile range for this aerial would compensate for the position I had chosen for my tv.From what I had read about it on line I had it open and set up in about 2 mins. It's so straightforward I didn't even need to read the instructions. I set up my new tv, plugged in the aerial and within minutes all my channels were in and the picture quality crystal clear. It nestles nicely behind the tv so only the antennae are visible. This is easily as good as an outdoor aerial. Highly recommended. 5*

Easy to plug in to my TV but very difficult to get a picture. You do have to try lots of different positions; but if you persist you will eventually get a fairly good, stable picture. The problem is of all the Freeview channels available, I could get only one multiplex (out of a total of 8 - a multiplex is a group of channels all broadcast together), so either all the BBC channels (and nothing else), or all the ITV channels (and nothing else), or all the C5 channels (and nothing else) - you get the picture (pun pun). So the channels I received were highly dependent on how the aerial was positioned and I'm less than six miles away from a transmitter. So not recommended.

Wanted for a room which didn't have access to aerial so tried this. Arrived the next day and had up and running in a few minutes. It picked up 90 channels and picture is perfect. Only issue is the USB plug which limits where you can put the aerial, but this can be resolved with a USB extension. Takes up very little room unlike the chunky indoor booster aerials you used to get.Update - added an extension to the usb cable to get aerial away from electrical items and picked up 131 channelsOccasional pixelation but no different to our outdoor aerial on a windy day.