4K HD Digital TV Antenna for Smart TV - Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna with Signal Booster - Supports All TVs 1080p 4K UHD - Perfect for Home, RV & Camping
$16.48
$29.98
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4K HD Digital TV Antenna for Smart TV - Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna with Signal Booster - Supports All TVs 1080p 4K UHD - Perfect for Home, RV & Camping
$16.48
$29.98
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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About this item 【Full HD Channels】 Our upgraded TV antenna no longer need to pay huge TV bills. dvanced tool for life to receive ch annels without monthly bills! Can receive Full HD channels like ABC，CBS，NBC，PBC，Fox and so many more. Supports 4 K1080p.as well as other diaital formats. 【Suport outdoor and indoor】The digital antenna not only supports indoor and outdoor usebut also can be used in b ad weather. It is not affected bythunderstorms. 【350 miles signal reception with signal booster】The HDTV antenna can reach 350 miles and can be placed anywhere in your homeincluding on the roofAnd it comes with a signal booster.
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Works great, and picture and audio are outstanding with my new 1080p full array (?) LED TV. No ugly metal telescopic rod, like my ’old fashioned’ digital ClearTV unit had. My TV immediately picked up 37 digital OTA channels, and I hadn’t even positioned the antenna yet! This antenna picks up channels and subchannels the older digital technology antennas just can’t. Apparently, the signal booster really makes a difference!The only possible improvement might be if the antenna-to-TV connection was HDMI, rather than coax. A HDMI connection is better, not that I’d notice the difference.
