One For All Amplified Indoor Digital TV Aerial - Ready to receive Freeview and Analogue TV Signals within a range of 9 miles – Full HD Ready - HDTV Antenna – UHF/VHF – black – SV9335

We moved the TV in our dining room but alas it was too far from the aerial socket. The walls in our house seem to attenuate every signal known to man, particularly 4G and WiFi, so I didn't hold out much hope for an indoor TV antenna.When the One For All arrived, I laughed. It's about the size of a large bar of Dairy Milk and I thought"a coat hanger in the bag of the tele would be better than this!". My first channel scan picked up only Cardiff TV and Tiny Pop, and I was ready to send back the little aerial.However, a couple of tweaks made all the difference. I moved the aerial until there was no breaking up on the weakest channel I could receive, and then did another channel scan. Hey presto, all Freeview channels appeared in SD. Turning down the amplification and doing a final scan gave me the works, HD and all!Marking the correct spot with a pencil is useful too, lest the unit gets moved. The unit is quite attractive and blends in well next to the TV.I was very impressed with this antenna. I hasten to add that this is a genuine review from a genuine purchase without any incentives.

I'm in the UK so the plug isn't suitable. It's a two pin plug but smaller pins so make sure you sure check the plug fitting before purchasing.

Purchased this thinking modern technology would have overtaken my regularly used antenna, whoops how wrong can you be, absolutely rubbish poor signal doesn’t compare to my old fashioned indoor aerial, so can only say to potential customers avoid save your money, I don’t usually rubbish items or give them 1 star as I am a fair and intelligent person, but sometimes you have to be honest and tell it how it is.

It works, but not really any better than the older/cheaper aerial I was hoping it would improve upon. I eventually found one position and direction for it that gives a useable signal for all channels, but that is no more convenient than I had with my old aerial. It does look much nicer than my old aerial, though, and is much smaller, so it was not a complete waste of money. I suspect I just have a bad signal and my best solution will be to get a roof aerial or cable TV.

I can't lie; I was expecting this to be rubbish. It's really small and doesn't look very much like an aerial should.In fact, it works really well. I can now get 170 or so channels available on Freebies, including HD ones. The reception seems steady on all of them and it doesn't seem to suffer picture disturbance when people walk near the aerial.Very pleasantly surprised!

Works really well, does what it says it should do with minimum fuss, very easy to set up and looks good.

there is nothing to dislike. I chose it because of the look and the promises it made, which it delivered.

Used with a small TV. in kitchen. Easy to install and a good picture.