TV Aerial Indoor Digital Antenna - 2023 Upgraded TV Aerial 300+ Miles Range Digital Freeview HD 4K 1080P TV Atenna Support 360°Reception UK TV Channels (Magnetic Base)

Bought this for to in room with no arial. Lot smaller than the picture however it is performing reasonably well, the magnetic bottom is good as I have mine on the curtain rail to enable a better reception.

Does the job, easy set up

Was so surprised by its tiny size. Was easy to install and no plug socket required as plugs into TV. Have it in my kitchen as I like watching music when cooking and it is brilliant. Others I have had were affected by interference from microwave, air fryer etc and even passing motorbikes ( I'm on a busy rd). Not this wee darling have had perfect picture no pixelation and sound is excellent.absolutely well worth the money , if I'd have known it was so good would have paid more.hope it lasts it's been fab so far. Highly recommended and thankyou

I cant get a good picture at all with this item every time i change channels i have to move it till picture comed back on

Great item just what I wanted hope to do business with you again thank you very much x

Service is excellent and product works wellThe aerial antenna is a very small device sits in the window (excellent) thank you

live in the west of ireland. wanted it for bedroom tv. worked in one room failed in 2 others.

Very good and quick delivery

Wasn’t expecting anything like the ability this thing has. It’s neat, compact and so powerful.Manages to receive more channels than previous roof mounted aerial. Very pleased.

Happy does the job i bought it for thank you

Bought with high hopes having read the description. However not a single channel could be tuned. Not a digital channel not an analogue channel not even a radio station. Tried the aerial in multiple positions even on the outside of the window, nothing. I think a coat hanger would probably work better.Might work in your in a town, but certainly not a long range solution. Returned for a refund.

My TV aerial is in the attic of a house that's on 3 levels, with a mast-mounted amplifier and additional distribution amplifier. Most neighbours can't get an adequate signal from the main transmitter or perhaps it was easier for their installers to use the limited local booster transmitter. To my amazement, this little aerial can receive all TV channels if connected to a TV in the main bedroom which is on the top floor and on the same side of the house as the main transmitter, which is 18 miles away. On the floor below on the same side of the house it can also receive all channels, but with frequent glitches unless very carefully positioned but even that results in intermittent problems. Two other ancient internal aerials that I bought over 25 years ago (one of them amplified) are almost totally useless. So, as an indoor aerial for TV it functions really quite well.However, I got it for DAB radio. The product description states: "Capable of receiving frequencies of VHF 174-230MHz and UHF 470-860MHz, it is ideal for both Freeview and DAB broadcasting."It does work for DAB and looks much neater than the simple wire that goes up the wall, partly disguised by a large picture but in both exactly the same position as the wire and in other possibly better locations it does not receive one multiplex at all and provides lower (but adequate) signal strength for most of the others. I did nevertheless consider using it as can certainly survive without the missing multiplex but decided to keep with the simple wire aerial. A bit disappointing that a length of wire is more effective for DAB radio, especially considering how well it performs for TV reception.I intend to try using it at a secondary address where the TV aerial stopped working, though mainly use Freesat there.

If you want a way to access free channels without having to pay a subscription, this aerial is a very convenient way to do it although perhaps not the best way.It is easy to install, it has an extender which you have to connect to power, and then you plug the aerial into your tv antenna port. The wire is nice and long and can be powered from the USB in your TV which is what I have done.Once connected, you place it near the window. It is quite small and sturdy so can easily stand on its own. This makes it easy to try and get the best position. You can now scan for channels on your tv, the first tv I plugged it into didn't find anything although another one I tried managed to find a lot of channels with decent picture quality although probably not the best quality but very watchable.Overall, I would recommend it.

It is not a bigger size and it is easy to put near the TV. It is very easy to set up. The quality is nice and quite fast. My one works well and nice connection. The price is reasonable. But I only try to set it up in the living room at G/F. I tried to link it to my 1/F master room. But it will cut the connection sometimes. if you need a sample digital antenna for 1 room, this is a nice choice. Thanks

At circa £15 depending on the deal at time of buying you can't really grumble at this.It actually looks pretty cool! And the cable length is great.As with any aerial, location matters. And as this is a small plug and play one, you may find you need to try put a few locations, and scan for channels in each, to get the best result. 1 meter may seem much, but with a low powered item like this, it could be the difference between 10 or 20 channels. I got around 70 channels of various quality. You cam stick it on something metal to help boost the signal retention, or tou can even have it outside.Simple, relatively effective. If, like most people, you mainly wat h streaming services, this is a cheap way to access the core free channels if you want to.