Clear TV Reviews

Didn't know its for HD TV's only, luckily I had a converter, hooked it up, scanned all channels & got 38; all the locals except ABC; a lot are junk channels, but some that might hold my interest for a short while. I sent back 1 $5 per month cable box & soon it'll be FREE. Guess it depends on where you live.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Installed 2 for a friend that lives in a pretty darn rural area and could no longer afford cable. Easy to install and depending on the weather, she can get between 25 and 40 channels. Of course some channels share the same programming and some fade in and out but as long as her mother can get her "shows" Wheel of Fortune and Price is Right - she's happy! I installed this last year and they are still working just fine!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Hi everyone. Please give this product a break, for the money, it is worth it, and if you get it in a store you can always bring it back if it doesn't work for you. I was lucky for once in my life with this product.

Here is how it worked for me: It gave me a clearer picture, and I got rid of the ugly, big rabbit ears. With the ears when I wanted to look at Chan 22 I couldn't get Chan 28. It was either OR and I had to get up and change the dial. I love to channel surf and I was frustrated with that before. I could never get all my channels together. Well I can now thanks to Clear TV!

I thought I would get some extra channels but didn't, so you can't have everything, I am happy with what I have which is 16 local channels and don't need any cable company trying to sell me anything. I haven't had cable in 30 years.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I recently bought the Clear TV antenna hooked it up and got 29 channels. I moved to another side of the room and picked up an additional 3 channels. Now, when it rains some channels do go away but I had the same problem with Dish Network sometimes. I think some people do not realize that this type of antenna only works with HDTVs that have a built in ATSC. Also you have to remember this product was made in China.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

The clear TV antenna that two of my friends have works just as good as my Mohu leaf antenna. They both bring in about 20 channels, depending on the weather. It's well worth the money but the Mohu leaf is better made and looks nicer also. It was $39 with no shipping or handling charges. And now we all save a great deal of money by getting rid of expensive cable.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I live out in Rural Kansas. I had been using a rabbit ears and I got like 25 local channels but only 2 of them were worth watching as the rest had bad reception. I tried Clear TV knowing that it wasn't going to give cable channels. Picked up the same 25 channels plus a few extra. Definitely clear picture and reception. Basically this product merely improved my reception. Still have all the same channels as before but now I can actually watch them.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

We have purchased 3 different indoor antennas. We got 3 channels but only when the wind wasn't blowing. If there was any wind at all they would just scrabble and we were unable to even watch the news. Bought the Clear TV antenna at Walmart for $14.88. Plugged it in and we can now get 4 channels without being worried about the wind and weather. I did not expect to get more channels than that because of our location but the channels we DO get are crystal clear. Without high expectations for something too good to be true we are extremely pleased.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I live in a rural area west of Las Vegas and installed the Clear TV digital antenna on the wall, like a picture frame next to my digital TV. I canceled my cable. It works great in my case and to my surprise I not only received the major networks but also the ones I mostly watched on my paid cable such as CW and MeTV, all in HD. Also, I received many stations that cable did not broadcast such as 24 hour music video and classic movie channels. In all, I get a variety of 45 channels. I suggest you check out a list of digital stations in you're area to see what's available.

All I pay for now is high speed internet in order to use my Netflix and Xbox live movies to complement my free TV channels. After letting my friends borrow my extra Clear TV digital antenna, they cut the cord also. I actually have channels I watch for free instead of paying for many stations I never watched anyway. Be patient and setup the antenna properly or have a knowledgeable friend help.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I bust bought this antenna. I don't have cable, so I would have been happy with 10 channels. After fiddling around to find the best spot on the wall, I saw I get 31 channels. To all of you bad mouthing this product, did you try placing the antenna throughout different areas of your wall?

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My mother in law bought us this Clear TV antenna off of the Home Shopping Channel. The commercial where the guy has cable in the middle of the ocean is far fetched. The manual recommends putting the antenna near a window. We have it going up the wall, almost as high as the ceiling in the middle of the room and it has picked up 17 channels.

This is better than what we had, which picked up zero channels. Clear TV is not perfect but can be a temporary solution. When the weather is bad or when it's during a peak time, we seem to lose a signal, the channel cuts out, or goes off altogether. However, for what little TV we actually watch, this will do.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I'm happy with it. The only thing is that some rooms pick up more channels than others. Otherwise, I like it.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend