CeKay Outdoor Yagi HD Antenna – Long-Range Digital TV Antenna with 40FT RG6 Coax Cable & J Mount, Ideal for Attic, Roof, or RV, Clear OTA Reception in 4K/1080P, All-Metal Design

I cut the cord a couple of years ago and bought a Winegard YA-7000 TV Antenna with Mount, High VHF/UHF. I live very close to a couple transmitters and transponders. The more distant stations needed more directional tuning to receive good signals. The closest station on RF channel 36 would drop out and pixelate all the time even when pointed directly at the transmitter. . I thought the signal was too strong or I was experiencing LTE/5G interference. An LTE/4G/5G filter did not improve the reception at all. Once I installed the CeKay and pointed it to the most distant station, all the channels I should receive came in with the best ever to date signal strengths. RF 36 is KBSI-23 in my area. My wife even commented that her favorite go-to-sleep program X-files on Comet never did drop out or pixelate. I am so very happy with and highly recommend this CeKay Outdoor antenna.

I recently installed the CeKay Outdoor Antenna Yagi Satellite HD Antenna on the roof of my home, and the results have been fantastic. Not only was the installation straightforward, but it also brought in more channels than I expected. The long-range digital OTA antenna provided crystal-clear reception for 4K and 1080P content, and the fact that it's all metal ensures durability and sturdiness. Whether you're using it for your home or for RV camping, this antenna is a great choice for expanding your channel options and enhancing your viewing experience. I'm thrilled with the performance and highly recommend it to anyone in need of an excellent TV antenna solution!

Worked out for me. Good value.1 star taken due to one of the pre installed rods were bent.This is the Amazon ASIN part # for this review, B089G4WRC4.I'm using it INDOORS, placed it within a window, resting on the interior window sill.I'm picking up many many more channels now.I did use one of the LTE filters, ASIN # B07Y26F22P, and a new 12 foot RG6 coaxial cable from this new antenna, ASIN # B06XNK2XZW with my installation.I had a non amplified rabbit ears style antenna sitting on the top of my tv. I'm in a city, about 20 miles ish from some stations, farther from others. Mainly brick homes here, not many aluminum sided, nothing more than two levels.Roughly 10 years ago is when I last used my old rabbit ear antenna, until recently, which only got me ONE channel.Back then, i was able to get a small amount of channels. Now, I could only get 1 channel !?!?.Same rabbit ears antenna, same tv, same location for it all.Reading up about antennas, seeing 4G could cause interference.With this new antenna, and without the LTE filter, I immediately saw more channels than with my old rabbit ears.Adding the LTE filter, I did not loose channels, I did see additional ones still.This setup for me worked just as I had hoped, no fuss, no rooftop antenna (yet), easy to deal with right now (indoor) and a good low price.Cons:One of the pre installed rods were bent, looks about 10 degrees off. The rod itself has a ding in it where the bend starts.I didn't attempt straighting it for fear of breaking it.It wasn't a shipping thing, the external shipping box was intact, the antenna box was sealed, not crushed either. Antenna was placed in the box by the manufacturer as is, with the bent rod.Longevity?I'm not sure if this antenna can hold up to hot blazing UV sun and frozen winters.The lower half of the antenna, it uses black plastic holders for the longer rods, which you assemble.It's that plastic, if it gets compromised, the rods may come out.Pros:Works, even indoors.Less $$ than many antennas.Building this antenna:It's not difficult to complete the antenna construction, you need to build the wider lower half, the longer rods need to be inserted into their black plastic holders and that lower half needs to be attached to the upper half of the antenna which already has it's rods inserted.No tools except your hands are required to complete the antenna build.But pushing the rods into their black plastic holders may prove difficult for some elderly folks.The dimensions listed seem accurate too, only gauging this by eye, not measurements.

I've owned many TV antennas over the years. I would rate this one as one of the best ones I have ever purchased. As soon as I took it out of the package, it took me about 20 minutes to put together. All the parts fit together easily with easy to understand instructions. I would suggest a small hammer to get the antenna rods to slide into the proper position. But once the rods are inserted into position, they hold tightly in place and makes for a great antenna look and design. Once the assembly was complete, I connected the antenna to a 7 inch handheld Haier TV and was amazed at the number of channels it pulled in. The same exact stations I received with my $50 plus much larger antenna!!! Overall, I was very pleased with the quality of this antenna and its performance.

This antenna surprised me as I had put up multiple bay uhf antennas and could not pick up several TV stations approximately 50 miles away. When I put this one up that changed. It uses a combination of UHF and VHF antenna elements which gives it a broader range of frequencies than just a uhf antenna. I can now pick up those channels. It is easy to put together and can be easily mounted. I would recommend it..particularly if some of you channels are in the vhf as well as uhf bands. Get a preamplifier if your cable from the antenna is long as it (the cable) will absorb the signal.

The wind moves this antenna around after it’s mounted outside and reception on one channel was not good. It is cheaply made too. I returned it after 10 days , very disappointed after mounting trouble on roof and still not working on that one channel.