Loving it so far. Finally ditching cable and the ...
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Loving it so far.  Finally ditching cable abs the almost $300 a month bill.
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I'm getting great reception with this antenna.  Looking at this as an alternative to cable.
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I have ditched my cable about three weeks ago and bought this little precious and hooked it up with HDMI to my 42" Sharp. Perfect! I couldn't be more happier but thankfully I used to work in PC support once and know quite a few things about Windows, networking and video. I had a few problems in the beginning involving some cursing.

There are few reports here about the lack of support for High Definition 1080p. Well the problem is most likely not the Q150 but the lack of support with either the content provider in the Internet or the Flash plug-in in your browser. I had the same problems with the sound when viewing videos streaming from the Internet at a 1080pixels resolution and cursed the Q150 at first. However, I saw no problem whatsoever when I watched live TV with the USB rabbit ears in MediaCentre or downloaded videos from Amazon's Unbox. The video quality is brilliant and the sound with my TV set excellent. Also NBC's Internet content seemed to be fine in terms of sound but not the video content. Which made me really think! So, the only time I have problems is with streaming content in a browser (and Adobe's Flash) at 1080pixels--supposedly 1080p. As soon as I switch the video resolution to 720pixels all problems are gone. The same holds true if I connect to my 24" Samsung PC monitor. One has to understand and acknowledge that a TV connected to HDMI and PC monitor connected to the video card are not equal (yet); there are no monitor drivers for TV sets or for that matter any HDMI connected device, afik.

The problems I think are really with Adobe's Flash plug-in or how the content providers are delivering video. I suspect that most providers (and maybe Adobe) are not ready to deliver content at real full 1080p for >40" TV screen. There main target are ~24" PC screens and I am pretty sure that the streaming content is not even at 720pixel. Interesting enough I watch and get the streams from Hulu at 320p and it looks fairly well at 720pixel on my TV set. I guess we don't have to wait for a better device but better Internet speeds and who knows, maybe a simple Flash update in the future will solve these issues.

UPDATE: For more than a week I also have and watch Netflix on my TV with the Q150. The movies in full screen 1080pixels run smooth and without any problems. Surprisingly, it really proves my point about Flash because if you right-click into the movie you will see Microsoft's Silverlight and not Adobe's Flash menu.
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I didn't buy this on Amazon, but I did a lot of research on Amazon about this receiver.  So far I love it.  It was fairly easy to setup.  I was able to get it up in running in a few short hours even with a 2 year old trying to help.  I used banana plugs and it makes the setup so much cleaner and easier.  I was going from not have a receiver so I had to get all my HDMI cables unplugged from the TV on the wall.  I then plugged them into the receiver, plugged the speaker cables in, then plugged the sub cable into the subs LFE port.  Turned on everything, took it out of demo mode, and no audio or video.  Luckily I read some reviews that had similar issues.  Unplugged the power cable from the power strip waited 10 seconds, plugged it back in and voila, audio and video over HDMI.

My setup is HTPC, Road Runner DSL, PS3, Cisco gigabit switch, Time Warner cable dvr and Martin Logan MT-2.  I also have my iPhone and iPad paired up with the unit.  My wife loves the airplay feature and requested I add her country music to the iPad so she can listen to it during the days she has off from work.

Speaking of Airplay that's one of the reasons I chose this unit.  I've only used it few times and it worked both times.  I have a demo of Airfoil so I will be purchasing a full license so I can run Spotify, my Amazon Cloud music or Google Music from my laptop to my receiver.  I'll probably pick up a couple of airport express devices and add a couple more zones.

I'll update this later once I have a chance to break it in and run the MCAAC on it.
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Paid for itself in a week.  I am thinking about turning off my cable, but can't make the leap yet.
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Recently cut the cord and this nifty piece of technology offers a lot in the way of replacing cable and the more cumbersome XBOX 360 I had been using for streaming with Netflix, Hulu, etc. There is a wealth of apps available for download including SlingTV, which has proved to be an excellent and cheap substitute for cable. The connection works well both in my room (right next to the router) and in the living room (on the other side of the house) with no distinct difference in connection speed. I have three TVs in the house, and unplugging it from one and into another is easy (no setup or TV specific settings beyond the initial setup as far as I can tell). Just plug it in, select the correct input on the TV, and you're off to the races. I've experienced no problems with the device itself, however, there are some apps that are lousy, but I believe that is on the application developers and not Roku. But as for the big ones (Hulu, Netflix, SlingTV) I've experienced no issues. All in all, an excellent piece of equipment for a reasonable price.
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It works!!!  Fantastic.  I'm going to buy two more and get rid of cable.
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9/6/2015 Update - Was watching my 2nd Tivo and notice under 'My Shows' at the bottom of the list is my 1st Tivo!  I am totally wireless and did not think this was an option.  I can now watch the recordings on the 1st Tivo. I am loving these updates!

Original Review -
The introductory discounts from my cable company were to expire. Without the discounts, for one DVR, one wifi device, U200, and HD; my bill was to go up $100 per month.  We already used Hulu and Netflix. We found the only thing we watched was the local stations on cable.

Before I cut the cord, I wanted to test it out and see if the family would notice. I purchased the Tivo Roamio OTA during the Tivo Super Savings Sale for around $50. The sale also offered a discount option to  purchase a lifetime service at a discounted price of $250,instead of the monthly $14.99 fee. The total cost was $300 plus tax.  I also purchased 1byone Shiny Antenna Super Thin Amplified HDTV Antenna 50 Miles Range.

I live in the suburbs about 29.5 miles from the OTA towers. The antenna picked up about 90 channels.

The DVR setup was simple. Just answer a few questions and wait for the download to finish then you are ready to go.  The interface is extremely easy to use. The guide is better and faster than what I had with cable. When searching for movies or TV shows, it searches live tv and the apps, so you have a choice with your watching experience. The Tivo will even suggest shows and movies based on your likes!

The fast forward is amazing. If I accidently fast forward past the commercials into the show then click play, it seems to start playing right after the commercial.  It could just be a coincidence, but my daughter also noticed that.

It was such a great experience that I canceled my cable. I came home from work and asked my family what it was like without cable. They answered, "Oh. Was it turned off today?"  They did not even notice.  Like I mentioned earlier, we mainly watched regular TV, Netflix, and Hulu.

The only thing I wish it had was the HBO Now and Showtime without a cable subscription.  I use my Amazon Fire TV for HBO Now.

I never thought I would like a DVR so much. In fact, I purchased a second one today!  I estimate that I will recoup my investment in 6 months. :-)
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Love it.  Seems to stream better than my 2nd Gen apple TV.  Less buffering
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Only been a week, but this thing is great!  Had to call customer service about a glitch in the guide, and they took care of the problem. OTA broardcasts  are primarily what I watch, and so cutting the cord on cable was easy.  I enjoy the ability to rewind live broadcasts and record shows to watch when i am able to watch them. Best TV technology in a long time. I love it!
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Combined with iTunes Match all my music I've ever owned is now available on this little box wired into the stereo and tv.  I bought a second one and it shows up on iOS devices as Apple TV 2 automatically.  Love it.  Thinking about ditching cable.  May never buy another movie except on iTunes either as you can purchase and watch instantly whatever isn't already free on the built in Netflix.  Way cool.
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This is what we have been looking for the eliminate the use of paid cable
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Got rid of all the Comcast hardware and replaced it a Tivo Roamio and two mini's.  I'm not paying all the monthly Comcast fees and nowhave a much more user friendly DVR.  When I'm in my backyard I'm able to stream TV on my iPad using my wireless network.  Very satisfied customer!
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Easy to set up and is working very well for me. I am able to access many streaming sites and am glad to break ties with DirecTV
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No need for cable with this bad boy!! Bought one for the living room and one for my bedroom sometimes the service is a little bad on some channels overall I'm satisfied!!
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Haven't had it for a week, but can't resist to write the review.

* Plug and Play, no issues with installation at all.
* Transfers full bandwidth over power line. The last one I had used to reduce it to half over the same circuit.
* Love the Paring feature, so that no one else is using my network on same circuit. ( I live in condo, and has this issue)
* Haven't tried cloning & Wifi extender yet, but will update after I use it.
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Can't compare to other antennas, but this one picked up 47 channels for me which is far more than I expected. Just got rid of a cable plan and am very happy.