Now you can choose to have cable and antenna TV
938780
A great plate that severs both as an antenna to my attic and cable TV outlet giving it a very professionally looking installation.  So I am now able to survive an xfinity outage with over three dozen local channels to choose from.
3083359
Helped me pick up a bunch of channels without having to pay for cable
594995
I am trapped by a hill and lots of trees...Once the signal was established I receive the local channels in HD quality and even a few cable channels like ION, some old movie channels and shopping networks like QVC ...very easy to install and highly recommend antenna if you want to not have to pay for what is free anymore...combine this with a ROKU box and you also get all the movies and great religious programming you need
2326570
Before you ''cut the cord'' (cable) go to antenna.com. It will tell you exactly what channels you can expect to receive from your address. If you are near a city, you're in luck. I bought 2 of these at Radio Shack for $59.95 each. You can see how ''free'' our Prime free shipping is. They are functioning well. The picture is better than cable on our big plasma and medium lcd. You will be surprised how many channels there are over the air. As with ANY tv antenna, set up requires experimentation as to direction of the device. Prepare to be patient. Best placed near an outside wall.
Have fun.
1594927
I decided to get rid of cable and opted for this antenna to get local news and sports. This is a great value and the reception is clear. I have 2 of these and one room gets all the basic 4 channels in HD plus some others. The other room doesn't get ABC, but this is a great option if you are looking for HD channels and don't like cable bills. I also have a roku HD on another tv, so I am all set.
3744357
I highly recommend this.  This was super easy to set up and I was able to pick up about 25 local channels.  I got rid of cable.
3248401
We cut the chord and got rid of satalite dish and the $150+ a month bill. The installation was so easy. I leveraged all of the existing cable from the satilite and plugged in the dongle Marathon provided, connected the ends to the tvs and attached the antenna and I know have 70+ stations. Im amazed how clear the majority of the channels are.

I added a picture but what you don't see are the 3 giant trees the antenna is facing. There is also a very tall high school 1 1/2 blocks away as well and the reception is fantastic.
912630
The cost of satellite and cable access for TV viewing is becoming more than our set income can handle.  It seems that every year the cost continues to spiral up.  Meanwhile we find that we are watching only a fraction of the station that we are having to pay for.
We were excited with the advent of the HDTV antennas and when we finally moved to where we could pick up TV wave signals.  This is the second HDTV antenna we have tried.  The reception of the few channels that we are able to pick up are brilliant, but still aren't able to reel in all the signals that we should be able to g or where we leave.  It will be interesting c to see if there is a marked inference when the weather changes and the trees lose their foliage.
With this all said, we get 3 of the 5 major networks and 2 or 3 of the side ban broadcasts.  With this selection, we will be able to drop the satellite and save ourselves a little money.
2999297
I have not had cable for two years, this is a great alternative, also gives me access to games and music too!
697091
This antenna has done a very good job picking up channels.  As you can see in the picture it's small (and it the color hasn't changed). What's nice is that you can move around the antenna if your TV is in a wireless dead spot like mine is.  It picks up 30 channels, about half are one's I like. I get access to other shows and movies via my Roku.  It beats paying $70 a month for standard cable.
3888133
Works well in the city, we pick up 20 channels and it's all free. Worth cutting the cable to just have local news, weather, and games.
2083013
this is the first and only antenna ive ever owned. before I bought it I just stuck a copper wire into the tv input. the channels are much better now and some are cable quality with not even a single speck of fuzz. I also gained one channel that I never knew existed!!!
1760874
I terminated my cable subscription last year, a decision I've never looked back on, but there are still times when it's nice to have access to the local channels at least. And for that, I need an HDTV antenna.

The ifriend HDTV antenna is very lightweight and it comes with a 20-foot cable. All you need to do is connect the cable to the input on your television, put the antenna up, and then have your television scan for digital channels. Installing the antenna is easy, since it's so lightweight. You peel off the covering from three sticky pieces (one at each top corner and one where the cable connects with the antenna) and press firmly to the door, wall, or window where you're placing your antenna. Placing it in the upper pane of a window is best, as that will deliver the best signal.

In my case, since I live in a metropolitan area, the 30-mile range on this antenna is more than enough, as I easily got over 50 fairly strong channel signals, including all of the major local channels. If you live in a more remote area, you might need a stronger antenna or an antenna that can be mounted outdoors. You'll pay a bit more for those, of course, and the outdoor antenna will require a bit more work for installation.

The ifriend HDTV antenna is reasonably priced ($23.88 at the time I'm writing this), it's easy to install, and it provided more than adequate coverage and signal strength for my needs. Accordingly, I have no hesitation in recommending it.

Disclaimer: The seller provided a sample for review with no strings attached. I have no personal or financial stake in the company.
3406995
Like many people I am doing everything I can to save money and that includes getting rid of our satellite dish.  Thank goodness the days of the giant rabbit ears sitting atop of a television set are long gone and have been replaced by the sleek modern designed antenna.  Setup of it was quite simple, just like most everything is these days, it's literally a plug and play device.  The most work was when we had to program our TV to find the channels. Overall I am very pleased with it and will definitely be adding them to the TV's in the other rooms of our home since we are pleased with the channels and signal this one has delivered.  I received this at a discount for the purpose of personally testing it and providing my honest opinion of the product.
1871886
Live in an area that said it wouldn't work. But there was an old antenna on the roof so I decided to try it out at such a low price.  Works. Get all the channels and a beautiful picture.
3286162
A great digital TV antenna.  Yes, I'll admit I'm from the "old days" where a TV antenna was what you put up on your roof to get the channels you wanted.  Or, if you were lucky enough to be in a city, an indoor "rabbit ear" antenna would pick up those local signals.

We've been paying way too much for our cable TV service for way too long and realized that it's fast, simple and easy to cut those costs by using our own HDTV antenna.  We'd rather have a nice bottle of wine or meal at a restaurant than pay the cable company for local channels.  So, we figure we'll save about $40 a month or more.  No more cable TV box with big brother knowing what channel we're watching.

All you need to know about antennas is that digital signals (or analog signals) travel through the air.  If you are close to a transmitter, you'll need a smaller antenna.  If you are too far from a transmitter, you may or may not get a signal.  So, first, go to antennaweb.org to see what channels are available in your area (by zip code).  You'll find that the placement of the antenna is very important.  We got over 80 channels when we first hooked this up to our TV.  About 10% were not really great.  Moving the antenna to a window made everything perfect.  This antenna was really good and a good value.  You have to re-scan when you move the antenna - so it's a little bit of time and work, but well worth it.

This antenna is amplified so you'll get better reception.  It has a separate power supply.  Just place it where you think it will get good reception, have your TV scan for channels and test to see what results you get.  If you're not 100% satisfied, move the antenna to a slightly different location.  Once you are satisfied, you can "mount" the antenna with the supplied sticky tape.  We just placed it in a window at the bottom and that works great.

Highly recommended.  Just think of all of the money you'll save.
2007232
I have cut out the cable and now using antenna only.  This product is great for ease of set up and quality of picture that comes through.  I am able to receive approximately 45 channels.  I would recommend this particular antenna to anyone who asks.