One For All Amplified Outdoor Digital TV Aerial - Ready to receive Freeview and Analogue TV Signals within a range of 30 miles - Full HD Ready and 4K Ultra HD compatible – UHF/VHF – White - SV9455

I bought this ages ago but have only just used it. It isn't even installed properly. At the the moment I have it inside propped up against the window in my dormer room. But the difference it has amde to my picture and the number of channels I can now pick-up is amazing. I shall install it properly outside tomorrow.It is a brilliant TV aerial and I live in an area with not good reception. My bun galow is surrounded by big trees but this has not affected the results.Well worth the money and so much better looking than those horrible finned aerials.

Was expecting to mount this outside and was testing it sitting it on sofa at window and it worked great. So mounted it vertically on side of window frame inside building ,it's compact and looks like a small alarm box. Plus it has added bonus of an app to show the closest transmitters to use. Went from 70 channels to over 200 all with perfect signal strength.

A very simple to install, compact TV outside aerial . The aerial is mostly reliable and good, but every now and then I do receive interference on the picture, and maybe a little on the sound, particularly on the BBC apps. This can be a little frustrating and annoying, but with only one level of amplification there is not a lot that can be done, other than reposition it.

With this mounted to a pole on our roof within 5 miles of the TV mast:HD channels do not work at all.I could get none HD channels if I don't use the amp with 50% signal quality.I get a small number of channels with the amp.Boost makes you lose all channels.An £8 flat antenna is better than this.

I was looking for a simple solution to improve my Freeview TV signal, without the need to replace my - pre-Freeview - external TV aerial. Most loft aerials are quite large and cumbersome, so after doing some online research I decided to give the One for All aerial a try. Upon arriving, I was a bit sceptical whether such a compact aerial would be able to significantly improve the signal strength - the reception in my area is a bit patchy. However, using a UHF signal tester, I was soon able to locate the best direction to point the aerial in and, to my surprise, the aerial delivered a significantly stronger Freeview signal (the tester indicated a 10 out of 12 signal reading). The aerial includes a signal booster which, after turning on, boosted the signal to the maximum reading on the tester (12/12). Re-tuning the TV, the aerial has made a significant difference; HD channels are now usable, plus more than 120 TV channels were discovered, the majority of which are available at maximum signal strength (as reported by the TV signal indicator). So overall I am very pleased with the results of using the aerial. It's a very elegant solution as a loft aerial, which delivers excellent signal strength and quality, when compared to my (pre-Freeview) external TV aerial.

Having spent the time carefully siting it, mounting it, aligning it to the transmitter, and testing it, I am more than a tad P**d off with the fact that when the outside temperature drops so does the amplified signal quality from the antenna. A great 80% signal 24 hours a day with 100% quality while the temp is up, but 10% quality when temp falls at night. That's not what I call a rugged all weather antenna but 3 stars for ease of assembly and connection.

this works for TV even at ground level in Exeter. For the Radio reception it needs to be at first floor level, but we've mounted it just to the side of our window (as high as our ladders go!) it was very easy to install, is unobtrusive and was inexpensive.

I bought this as a Warehouse Deal. It had obviously been tried and returned. I just quickly plugged it in to the TV and put it in my conservatory and tuned it in. With this I had 54 stations. I was then confident it would be fine. I installed it properly up on a mast and even though I live in a weak signal area and 16 miles from my transmitter it found 128 stations. Very impressed.