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1byone Amplified HD Digital TV Antenna - Support 4K 1080p and All Older TV's - Indoor Smart Switch Amplifier Signal Booster - Coax HDTV Cable/AC Adapter (White)

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Color: White


Features

  • Lightweight and Simple Design: Light and flat design, beautiful enough and easy to install, you can hide it behind the TV set or stick it on the window wall or anywhere you like, of course, TV signals must be accepted there
  • Long Range Reception: The HDTV antenna is large enough to receive TV signals up to 200 miles, and it carries signal amplifiers, making it easier to amplify the antenna to get the best reception when you put it anywhere in your home, covering almost every home and area; If you live within 35 miles of the broadcasting tower, turn the loudspeaker to "short distance"
  • 16.5 FT High-Quality Coaxial Cable: The coaxial cable is composed of a solid center conductor, dielectric insulation, three aluminum shielding layers, and a durable outer layer so that you will never lose signal or suffer distortion even in bad weather from electromagnetic and radio frequency interfere
  • Enjoy High-Definition Channels: Advanced tool life is your life's necessity; This TV antenna will stop you from paying high monthly fees; Built-in high-quality state-of-the-art nanotechnology for maximum strength increases the reception capacity of the TV antenna
  • Easy to install: Face the antenna in the direction of your local tower and scan for channels. Try different mounting locations using the convenient 3M adhesive stickers power-grip suction cups or mounting screws; The Extra-long 16.5ft coaxial cable provides lots of flexibility to place your antenna on a wall behind your TV or even flat on a table

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1BYONE amplifier signal booster tv antenna indoor： 1,we create premium TV antennas, and constantly improving technical products to make people more beneficial, more exciting, and fulfilling in life.2,Committed to building high-quality and long-lasting products. Our products remain the best position in the industry by excellent quality and service, helping tens of millions of people get rid of the bondage of pay TV, and this rate is increasing by tens of thousands every month.Characteristics of indoor HD antenna:1,the use of the latest technology has one of the best reception effects in all local channels, covering 200 miles2,Light and soft design and strong signal receiving ability make this antenna the first choice for all families3, the super-long coaxial cable allows you to install it anywhere you want it to appear4, the product is safe and reliable, allowing you to apply any colors and materials that match your home decoration style, and will not cause insecurity and affect its signal acceptanceInstallation method:1. please visit antennapoint or antennaweb to check the nearby radio tower.2. Visit dtv.gov/maps to confirm available channels.3. Put the antenna on the window or as high as possible4. Connect HDMI cable from amplifier to TV.5. Enter TV and make sure it is set as TV.6. Set the menu on your TV menu and make sure it is set to air or antenna, no matter which TV menu you use.7. Go to "Scan Channel" or "Channel Scan", select "OK" and scan the menu.Specifications:1，Frequency range: 47-230MHz, 470-862MHz2，Receiving range: VHF/UHF3，Gain: 28dB4，Output Level:100dBμV5，Impedance: 756，Power Supply: Via USB Adapter(5v/200mA).

Antenna: Television


Brand: 1byone


Color: White


Number of Channels: 100


Impedance: 75 Ohm


Maximum Range: 200 Miles


Manufacturer: 1 BY ONE


Global Trade Identification Number: 96


Number of Items: 1


Impedance: 75 Ohm


Maximum Range: 200 Miles


Number of Channels: 100


Color: White


Global Trade Identification Number: 96


Manufacturer: 1 BY ONE


AntennaDescription: Television


Brand Name: 1byone


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This cheap antenna works GREAT. Its very lightweight and easy to install. Your results will depend on how far you are from the tv station's large transmitting antennas. This product isnt magic. If you live in the middle of nowhere, it wont pick up any signals. I live in a rural area and it still pulls in all the major networks and a bunch of others. Over 48 channels. Clarity and picture quality is irrelevant, HDTV either works great, or not at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by Tony 2-strikes Gamboni
    • Installation was super easy and took me maybe 5-10 minutes at most
We live in a high rise in downtown Denver. Our building only provides DirectTV. Although they advertise getting numerous channels, perhaps only 30% are actually watchable, the rest being advertising channels etc., and the cost was horrendous. We decided to cut the cable. We ordered the 1byone 50 miles amplified HDTV antenna. Installation was super easy and took me maybe 5-10 minutes at most. We were worried that since we live in a high rise in the center of town with big buildings all around us that the 1byone would get too much interference and would not work. We were totally surprised and happy to find that we receive all the local channels very clearly, and approximately 20 more channels that I didn't even know existed! We have a Roku for internet tv. If we want to watch a movie we turn to Netflix for Amazon Prime. There are numerous other internet providers as well. We do not miss cable at all!! And, we are saving over $100/month (even after including add on costs for the internet channels we subscribe to). Our tv viewing now is more a choice of "what do I want to watch" instead of surfing for the least objectionable channel to watch on cable. We are very happy with the 1byone. It does what it claims to do, is unobtrusive decoration wise, and was well worth the money. My wife comments that our screen picture on the HD channels we get is clearer than it was with cable. For anyone considering cutting cable, the 1byone enables that, and is well worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2016 by J. W. Barnett
    • Easy to Use/Good Performer
We live in an apartment that does not allow us to position our antenna in the most ideal location. With that said, the 1byone does a pretty good job of getting us TV signals. Setting up the antenna is quite easy and self explanatory. Same goes for attaching the included amplifier. The ease of use is one of the reasons I enjoy the product. Placement of the antenna is a bit more difficult, as it takes a great deal of trial and error. After trying many, many placements, we discovered that the antenna actually works best when it is mounted inside the apartment. That being said, I recommend listening to all the reviews that talk about placing the antenna high. We placed ours on the wall a little over 3/4 of the way up the wall and found the reception to be best here. As far as aesthetics, the antenna satisfies. We were initially skeptical about placing it inside on the wall, but the shiny white color does not provide much of an imposing spectacle on the wall. The cord is very long, allowing a great deal of flexibility in placement. The down side of the longer cord, of course, is hiding it. Currently we have the cord running along the floor boards, but I think it could be easily hidden along the ceiling edge if we took a little more time and effort to take care of it. For performance, we have been generally satisfied. We currently use the amplifier to find stations and have found that we get generally good reception the majority of the time. Some of the breaks in signal can get quite frustrating, especially for live events. As I stated earlier, however, we do not have the ideal apartment location available to us, so this is not entirely the fault of the antenna. We tried the antenna without amplification aswell, but did not see any real benefit to disconnecting the amp. Overall, this is a great antenna at this price point. If you are searching for a sort of swiss army knife antenna that can provide unamplified and amplified options, the combination of value and performance is definitely very good in this option. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2015 by WhyNotTri
    • Waste of time and money for me
UPDATE 10/25/2016: I cannot get more than 70 channels anymore. Of the 70, maybe 5 are in English and aren't shopping channels. And I get only one major network. So this product doesn't work for me in the end. I tried moving the antenna 50 different times, which only resulted in using more doublesided tape and a lot of tape residue all over my window. UPDATE 10/18/2016: The antenna was inadvertently moved and now for the life of me I cannot get more than maybe 70 channels, most of which are NOT major network channels. At this point I'm rather disappointed and have spent a lot of time experimenting with placement and am getting about 1/2 of the total channels as before. I decided to finally cut the cable cord and bought this antenna as a similar type came highly recommended but this one was considerably less expensive. I live just 20 miles from downtown LA so I figured the 50 mile radius would be more than enough. Perhaps 20-30 miles would have been fine, or even rabbit ears. Either way, at last search I had 124 channels! Mind you, it's important to search and search again and again and again and move the antenna around, up and down, on its back, flat, on the wall, in a window, etc. For me the window facing north works best. I live in a courtyard style apartment complex on the first of two floors yet I guess that doesn't matter as it must penetrate structures/trees, etc. in some way that I don't understand. I do think there are many, many variables to consider, including weather (which I don't have) and perhaps wind in particular. It seems that even if you put the antenna in a fixed location, your channels and reception will vary from time to time. When that happens, I'd suggest searching and searching again and so on. Getting ABC to come in took several tries. It finally happened when I got up to 121 channels I think. Even then it's not real clear but I know if I fiddle with the antenna's location a tad it will come in fine. That of course means that once the antenna is moved even a bit, other channels might be lost or at less viewable. Yet you might get some channels that you previously did not. Oddly enough I have a local San Diego CBS channel which comes in great, even though I am roughly 100 miles north of San Diego (and my antenna faces north, not south). While 124 channels may sound fantastic, I would say at least 2/3 of them are in languages I don't speak. I've realized that there is so much better tv to be found with an antenna instead of with cable. Some examples in the past few days: "Barney Miller," "The Mary Tyler Moore," "The White Shadow" and "Charlie's Angels," not to mention terrific classic movies like "The Great Escape." Sure, I might be dating myself but this stuff is more watchable to me than any reality tv program of today. Since most of what I watch besides live sports is nothing in particular, preferring to channel-surf mindlessly, this works out A-OK for me. One issue is that with antenna tv, unless you have a tv guide and/or want to go online to check every channel's website for listings, you really don't know what is on and when. And the descriptions (when they appear) for shows are often very basic. Perhaps someone has a suggestion on how I can easily find out what each local channel is broadcasting. Ultimately I wish I had done this years ago. With streaming MLB & NBA subscriptions plus Sling TV when needed (for ESPN, TNT, TBS and other channels that show MLB & NBA playoff games live that are not usually shown streaming online even with subscription), I am going to save tons and am a happy camper. Note: MLB Extra Innings on cable (which my dad has, 100 miles away) now comes with a free subscription to its streaming online service (which is normally $110-$130 of late) so it's a boon for me as I use that for free. It's been close to a month and I am now getting 149 channels. Some are pixelated/unclear but that's a lot of channels! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2016 by Linda A.

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