Great at Front Channels
585647
Many people say these don't have much bass, however, they are meant to work in conjunction with a subwoofer. They provide adequate mid-bass, clean solid highs and clean vocals. I have them installed as Front Speakers in my home theater and they provide a clean install. I have the audiosource 220C center channel to match. (I wish they still made the 220c but it is discontinued) For this price, these speakers are incredible and they look great. They can be wired to provide a clean floating install. Although they are small, they have a good weight and great build quality.
I highly recommend these. I will be ordering a second pair.
1718850
I stuck this up on the wall behind my TV and it picks up 19 channels very nicely while being unobtrusive.  Most antennas will do the job, this one is also not large which is a plus.
1361804
Very good reception. I bought two of them and I'm 27 miles SW from NYC. They both work very well but they are very directional so you need to experiment with them to get the most channels that you can. One is on the second floor facing NE against a wall and works very well and picks up all NYC channels with only one a problem channel. A big improvement over an early DTV antenna I had purchased from CVS. The other is on the first floor on the floor facing NE toward a sliding glass door. The long cable in the shiny white is a plus as you never know how far you need to go to get the best DTV reception.

I even get some Philly stations which is amazing in the opposite direction on the second floor.

The only thing I wish is that they sold the stand separately, it would be handy if you needed to use one.
3277508
I got the AmazonBasics 50 mile amplified model antenna so I could get rid of the 20 year old outdoor antenna at my home and hopefully get better reception of the the available broadcast TV in the Boston area. The old antenna could bring about about 10 channels and some of those not reliably. My home is about 33 miles west of Boston (as the crow flies) but down a bit in a valley so not a very clear line of sight.

To try out the antenna I hung it over the back of my wall unit just dangling by the cord. This is in my first floor living room about 16ft below the outdoor antenna. It was not precisely positioned, but generally pointed easterly through the wall and garage. The bulk of local antennas are about 20 degrees south of east from me. Less than careful, just to see how it worked.

I was very pleasantly surprised! I reliably receive 33 channels with the AmazonBasics 50 mile amplified antenna. It was so good I decided not to try to snake the cable through the wall down to the TV from a spot I was planning on in the attic. Reception was good enough that the extra effort didn't seen worthwhile for a few more stations carrying mostly the same content.

I used the USB power adapter that came with the antenna, but my TV has a USB plug I can use for power and eliminate the power drain. All very cool.

I know that some people don't get results that are so good with this antenna and those reviews tempered my expectations. I'm happy this worked out so well for me. The results are impressively better than with the large VHF/UHF antenna sticking up above my roof and thoroughly exceeds my expectation for this inexpensive antenna. Wow.

With these results I feel I have to give 5 stars for the Amazon Basics 50 mile amplified ultra-thin antenna.

Hope someone finds this helpful!
2396897
This antenna works great.  Get many more channels than before with minimal positioning considerations required.  Much better than previous unamplified antenna.  Form factor of base and solid antenna is compact and attractive.  Bunny ears work well, but are very long, becoming a little unwieldy and make the base somewhat difficult to balance, particularly because they are suggested to be extended horizontally.  All in all pleased with the purchase.
2338591
This thing works great. I originally put it in my basement next to a ground level window. I expected to get only a few stations in that location. I got 30 channels. The ones within 15 miles were watchable from that location, but had some interference. Then, I moved it to the 2nd floor in a front bedroom. I'm pulling in 45 channels. The ones at 20 miles were now coming in. For the price, it was a great purchase. If you need stations that have towers more than 25 miles away, you might look at a more powerful or outdoor antenna. The AntennaWeb website can tell you where the towers are, what direction they are in, and how far away they are.

Also, I like the amplified feature. I plugged the antenna in the front bedroom. The cable runs to a common area in the basement. I connected that cable so that it would feed into a back bedroom. There is probably 80 - 100 feet of coax cable that this is travelling. No problems.

The antenna doesn't take up much space. I have it sitting on an off-white dresser. It isn't an eyesore. I'm using a homeworx tv tuner so that I can plug it into a projector. I can use the projector for things like the big football game (because it is on the broadcast channel). I don't have to pay $7 a month to the cable company for another basic set-top-box. Adding an antenna is a great way to either cut cable, or compliment your existing cable.
4936131
Excellent for VHF hi frequencies. I was using their basic UHF addon antenna to the 4v, removing that addon, and adding this 5v with a frequency separation unit UHF/VHF did much better for the VHF channels I needed (CBS and NBC in Baltimore). It meant the difference between frequent dropouts, to no drop outs. So now I have the UHF 5v pointed to Baltimore for Baltimore NBC and CBC, a clearstream 4 pointed at Washington DC that picks up UHF from Washington for, CW, ION, NBC, FOX, MyTV, PBS + baltimore FOX, then I have a second Clearstream 4 pointed at Baltimore to pick up the elusive Baltimore ABC with great signal. To get the two UHF clearstream 4's to not interfere with each other when combining UHF signals, I have to use a Channel Injector from tinlee.com. It uses a bandpass to pass the signal 38 (ABC virtual channel 2) and bandstop all other frequencies coming from the Baltimore UHF antenna, then a BandPass from the Washington DC antenna that passes all frequencies except 38. This is all in the attic (40ft high), approx 40 miles from both Baltimore and DC. Bestbuy ran a 1day half off the Clearstream 4 the day after thanksgiving, so adding a dedicated UHF antenna pointed to Baltimore wasn't too bad.
2050214
This splitter is working great for me.  I have a long cable run from my OTA Channelmaster Stealthtenna to my TVs.  With just my antenna (w/ pre-amp & power injector) connected to a passive 5-way splitter, I got pretty good, less than perfect, results.  The best DTV channels were good about 85% of the time... with periodic pixelation.  Now almost all of my channels are finally coming in flawlessly.  Even the channels that used to have the worst reception are solid about 95% of the time.  Not only that, now my tuners are picking up channels that I didn't used to get.  Yay!
4961376
Works great- pulls about 20 channels, of which 6 are fantastic quality HD, and the others range from not-bad to un-viewable.  I live in Ann Arbor and most of the channels come from Detroit, so I opted for the  boosted 50 mile range product. I could probably get more channels clearly if I window-mounted it facing optimum direction, but I just have it sitting on a shelf right next to the TV.  Suggest buying a stand, I didn't think it would look good up on the wall.
1942355
This is a great center channel if your looking for a stealth look.  I put this in my new basement and paired it with the 265RT as left and right.  I have the PSW505 12 inch sub and 90 RT in ceiling as rears.  Watching movies literally sounds like we're in a movie theater.  The wife was very impressed with what I chose to put in our new basement and how great it sounds.
4676405
I was concerned that an antenna this small would not perform, especially since I was replacing one twice or better its size.  I was also concerned that it would be so directional that I would lose some of my "off beam" channels.  I was wrong on both accounts.  My antenna system feeds three sets through long coax runs.  Each set now has enough signal to reliably receive every channel in my viewing area.  Over 50 channels.  Amazingly, this small antenna had no problem at all receiving local low band vhf channels despite its size.  I am receiving one with full signal strength that is 180 degrees off the primary antenna direction. And, it is pulling in a public television station whose tower is thirty miles away and 90 degrees off the primary direction.  I don't know how it would do at the advertised 60 mile range but here in a metro area where most of the antenna distances are in excess of twenty miles through urban forest, multi story buildings, etc. it is doing a great job.
1670788
I live in a floor-through apartment and needed to have good connectivity at both the front and the back of the building. So far this is proving to be a great solution that delivers about the same 300Mbps over coax to the receiver opposite the cable modem near my home office.

Will update over time if there are good or bad things to add.
4806030
Had been over a month since I started using this and am loving it. I get all the HD channels (Network) and some international channels. If possible, it is better to put the antenna close to a wall facing the outside or a window facing outside. If the chord out of it is too short to reach your TV, definitely use F-pin coupler to join another cable to your TV. You don't lose any quality by doing it. I used to pay over $20/month just in basic cable, but with this antenna I get more channels and HD channels.
420533
Picks up a lot of channels. I'm sure there are better antenna's but for $20 you can't beat that deal. Small footprint, easy to install, sleek design.
2908648
This thing works great, very effective. A great way to flavor your clean channel. Also works with distortion, but does its best on a clean channel.
2923657
I must preface my review by saying that I am using the Pro Cinema 60.6 as part of a 7.1 kit that includes 12 year old DefTech BP6's for fronts. I listen to a lot of music so having the added punch to left and right is a plus. The 60.6 satellites are used strictly as LR and rear surround. Room size is 15x25ft and the combination creates a very full and accurate sound @ -25db and numbing at -5db. When combined with the Denon AVR-2310 using Audessy setup mic, the amp crossover sets the satellites at 120hz and the center at 110hz.

The subwoofer is compact and lightly powered by today's standards (150 watts), but has yet to distort while being able to shake the couch comfortably at 8ft. Having a wider bandwidth set of fronts allows me to set the on-board crossover @ the bottom 40hz. Obviously using the 60.6 satellites as fronts may require a higher crossover. I experimented a little and found a little mud at higher frequencies (>100hz) but 0 "boominess" thanks to the tight construction.

The construction is everything I expected from DefTech. My old BP6's have been moved from place to place, dropped on their sides, blasted deafeningly loud death metal for 12 years and are as crisp and clean as the day I bought them. My first impression of the ProCinema 60.6 is that they are every bit as durable. The unique slant to the tops make them aesthetically pleasing when mounted on the ceiling with simple plant hooks, a delightfully inexpensive option to professional mounts. ($8 total vs. $100 for 2 sets of brand name mounts).

This is a solid system at an accessible price. The set would undoubtedly work in a larger room then what I have set them in. Highly recommended.
2922491
Works as good as a higher priced product from a different company I use to own.  I got just as many channels with this as I did with a more expensive product.  I can't complain.