Freeview Digital Indoor & Outdoor TV Aerial I Signal Booster for 50 mile range | Oakcastle FV200 | HD 1080P I Long 11.5ft cable I USB Power I Window Sticker Attachment I Portable & Lightweight

I've been using this for several weeks and can say that it works well about 95 per cent of the time. It was easy to set up, but just make sure you can plug it into not only the TV, but also a power source to get the boost. I experimented with different locations until finding the 'sweet spot' on my wall, but there can still be a few problems with reception when it's unusually cloudy or rainy. Most of the time, however, the aerial brings in all the Freeview channels, including the HD ones, with good quality reception. I have Freeview built in to my TV, so I just ran the auto tuning once I had plugged in the aerial and it worked like a charm. Great value for money when comparing to other aerials.

Professional looking packaging with a warranty, and I can see why. It may look unassuming, and one of the cheapest, but it successfully picked up all the expected channels, including HD.The USB port on the set powered it just fine, but I needed to move it away from the TV a couple of feet before I got a signal. Nowhere near as far as the window though.The rest of the room, including the ceiling was clad in foil faced insulation during construction, which I was expecting to impede the effectiveness, but still I do live on a hill, and am only about 12 miles from the main transmitter, so I was confident I'd have a good chance.Didn't expect it to that good though!

I have a Hisense Smart 4k Tv, so when I first bought this product I thought it was a pile of 💩 it wasn’t finding any channels. The error that most customers that buy this product made (I’m guessing cos I I had the same problem) is the USB wire that’s attached to the antenna, do not plug the USB wire into your TV becos not all USB slots on TVs especially the recently ones don't have enough energy source to power the antenna. So find yourself a USB plug, plug it into the wall or plug extension and you’ll see yourself find all the channels exactly how I did. The only headache is the USB part of the antenna may not be long enough to plug into your wall or into your plug extension, then you’ll have another solution for that solution exactly how I did 😂Anyways God bless and take care peoples

I was looking for a digital aerial for mobile travels, so the best way to test would be a poor signal area then a half decent area and to achieve this I used exactly the same spots (exactly). I purchased every different decent aerial 1 at a time on here from amazon ranging upto £70 all 8 of them 1 at a time and before you go into signal boosters some/most came with them but I also purchased what was probably the so called best booster and tried it with them all and don't get me wrong there was1 possibly 2 that were OK at best but 100% without any shadow of a doubt this aerial the oakcastle fv200 was by far the best found all the station available we're some found none and others found a quarter this found the lot! "But" only approx 80 per cent were glitch free in the same positions that others failed. If you reading this then check other reviews carefully as I came across ones that after reading 2 down they were for something else entirely and misrepresented the product with top reviews save yourself a fortune and by the best 1 and very surprisingly probably the cheapest, you can work that one out.

I’m about 16 miles or so from the nearest transmitter and used to be on cable so I don’t have an aerial on the roof or in the loft. So when it came time to cut back and get rid of my cable subscription I needed a good indoor aerial to give me freeview. This product has given me exactly that, and for a bargain price. It’s really simple to install, and the booster is easily powered from one of the spare USB slots in my telly. Funnily enough the signal is best when the aerial is on my chimney breast not in the window, but I have all the channels and an excellent picture.

Good value aerial but was a little tricky to get decent reception

I've needed a signal booster for my laptop's TV card for ages and this unit comes with a really good one. The aerial isn't as good but (with a combination of two 50p adapters) I was able to attach another aerial and for the first time ever, tune in every channel. The aerial it came with is alright for other devices with built in boosters but needs more than USB power to be really useful.

Took a load of the wall off when trying to prize it off the wall.