Clear TV Reviews

I bought Clear TV at Walgreens for under $15. It works perfectly. I get 38 crystal clear channels. Granted I live in a big city in an urban area only a few miles from the broadcast towers. But before I got my Clear TV I couldn't get ANY channels and my TV was manufactured in 2010. A digital tuner is no guarantee you will receive a signal without an antenna.

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

Clear TV works fine for me. I just wanted to be able to get the local broadcast stations. I programmed the channels I'm able to get into the TV Guide app on my phone and I tend to check the guide before sitting down and turning on the TV. I just ran through the channels and about 30 of them are coming in and the picture is great. Of course that includes HSN and QVC, but it also includes MeTV, GRIT, ION, along with the broadcast stations. Like any satellite situation, the picture is pixilated in bad weather (rain) but otherwise it's all good.

I also have Amazon Prime for watching movies. I like not paying money for a ton of channels I'd never watch. If you have a good clear window view, this might be a good option for you. $15 once sure beats monthly payments.

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

Clear TV is the best, no scams it really works. I recommend Clear TV.

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

All I expected was a converter box, that is what this is and I am quite pleased with the channels I get with it. I spent 15 bucks at Walmart. I doubt that I'd get more channels though. I only get one local broadcast network (scratching my head on that), but otherwise some good stuff with ME TV and the Movie Network Channel (or whatever it's called), free classic movies.

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

It's great. There's really no need to pay for cable.

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

I highly recommend if you are in a good reception area. The quality of the picture is much better than cable or dish. I pick up 50 channels. Why do I need to pay for anything? I received my two in quick time.

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

I bought this device used and for all I know it's not even currently for sale, but just wanted to comment on the use of it. This will only bring in "broadcast" channels. It will not bring in stations that are only available on cable. Also, the antenna only works for stations closer than say, 20 or 30 miles. There are many antenna like the Clear TV on the market, usually they are round hoops, they all work pretty much the same. There's nothing particularly special about these antenna, they've been around for a donkeys age. No big deal.

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

I bought the Clear TV Antenna and I get 35 channels with great picture and sound. I see great movies and channels. With most TVs, you have to do a channel search to receive them at first. I love that I have saved $150 a month by dropping DIRECTV for Clear TV because I never watched all those channels anyway.

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

I don't work for or have any affiliates at Clear TV. Their product does pull in all locally available channels in a 35 mile range. If you live in a populous location with several Broadcast antennas, you could get hundreds. I do not live is such a location. Clear TV allows me to receive ABC, NBC, OETA, CBS and CW. I do not need hundreds of channels. After all, you can only watch pne at a time. Also NETFLIX at $8 a month on my Verizon tablet gives me movies. You guys only want to slander a company. Video quality is 100%.

Also living in tornado alley, I get my news constantly, no interrupted signal. Think I'm a hillbilly ranting? I'm an MD making 6 figures a year. I'm not paying the B.S. prices for those three dish companies. I just need a channel. Also, go price a so called DTC HD antenna, indoor or out. Direct gives you your money's worth. And you can buy it for less than the on TV price at CVS or eBay. Just shop around folks. Almost forgot, you can split the cable two times so you can get two TVs pulling in channels. PEACE.

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

I have read some of the bad reviews on this product. I paid $15 at Boscov's for Clear TV and am very satisfied. Better than paying well over $100 for tons of channels I don't even watch. You do have to move it around and wait to see where would be the best place to put it to pick up channels. We get 11 channels and yes once in awhile the picture gets funky but normally only for a few seconds. Picture quality is awesome. I also have Hulu and Netflix so if I can't find anything to watch I have that option, too. So for $16 a month for Netflix and Hulu plus my Clear TV, I am very happy that I save about $90/month. Add that up people. That's over $1000 a year. Can't beat it. Would highly recommend.

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

Bought 5 different HD inside antennas, price ranging from $14 up to $78. This Clear TV out performed all the others. It matched evenly with the $78 HD Antenna as far as reception and the number of TV Channels that I received (21). Returned all the others and kept the Clear TV.

P.S. The Clear TV Antenna was the $14 one.

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