Antenna for Smart TV Without Cable - Digital Indoor Antenna for OTA Local Channels with Magnetic Base - Multi Directional 4K 1080P HDTV TVs - MS-45MAX - Black 16ft Long Cable

This was the smallest but most effective TV antenna I've ever had! It replaced an antenna that was 3x the cost that had to be plastered to a window! The Magic Stick is a SUPERB antenna! I may buy 2nd one for tv in another room. Excellent reception and it got a HUGE number of stations --am VERY VERY happy with this purchase. JUST BUY IT!!!

Yes they worked great TV now has a better Picture and I got more channels

I mean for 15 dollars buy it and try it I would say. Some channels go in and out, often to the point of being annoying or "unwatchable" but, it's something to have on in the background at least. Supposedly you can Google your ZIP code or whatever and see what stations you can expect to reach. I'm about half an hour from the nearest traffic light so a bit rural but still close to a major city so not really. You'll either have better or worse luck. About all that can be said. So yeah some channels are perfect as far as no interruption. Nothing will ever be "grainy", it's a digital signal or something I guess so you either lose picture completely or it's crystal clear. Not sure if that was a efficient sacrifice but that's what we're looking at. For me, there's always something to watch. Perhaps not anything I particularly enjoy but if it's that important, just get cable I guess. Worth the money. Kind of awkward, you gotta (or should) have it placed at the highest spot closest to a window (so if you're in a basement setup or central location in a large building or some other unique location it might be no dice) with this cord strewn about the entire room. But for $15. Good to have.

I was pleasantly surprised how well it works. Easy setup. You will need your TV remote to program the air channels.Tiny antenna, easy to hide. Got the main 20 network channels. Good picture quality.

Even after relocating it to different heights and closer to windows I still only got about 40% of the channels my existing antenna receives. The directionality is lacking and clearly the reception is very prone to placement and elevation. I even tried to program my TV twice in the same place to see if it was an anomaly but it didn't help.

We recently moved from a Chgo Suburb to much further west. I have not been able to get more than about 3-6 channels out of this thing. We have reset, moved, scanned and rescanned. We have adjusted and tried it on two different tvs. Just not performing by us how we thought. We will keep trying but would really like to be able to watch tv again since we are not cable/dish subscribers. I would say the product is not the issue, but perhaps where you may try to use it...

Purchased this same antenna a while back. Forgot I had it. My regular digital antenna went on the blink a few weeks ago. Went around looking for it until I found it. Took me like 3 minutes to set it up and rescan my set. Picked up 47 channels instead of the regular 32 that I normally did. That was on a good day. Now I get 47 channels and clear as if you were standing in the audience watching a live broadcast. Now I bought 2 more exact antennas. I have tried using all types to include some you need to plug in a power booster. These you just simply unpack from the packing case, stretch out cable, move the antenna around your room for maximum antenna signal pickup. Peel off the adhesive pad and push on the base. No effort and fast service.

We've adopted streaming, but getting local channels without paying the cost of cable or satellite has been impossible. I wasn't sure how well it would work because I opted for the cheaper option of similar products, but it's compact and takes up very little space and I can keep it right behind my tv and it works just fine.