Indoor Flat HDTV Antenna

I don't think one can blame all the reception problems to the antenna. The HDTV reception also has lot to do with the strength of the signal and the landscape. So I believe the other reviewers when they say this antenna has worked really well for them.I live in Los Angeles high rise (surrounded by other high-rises) and this antenna doesn't work for me. I tried the antenna in various positions. What's more, the HDTV signal is very sensitive to environmental changes. For example, I would get a disruption to my HDTV signal whenever I walked by the HDTV.This antenna is very small. It is about as long as a typical pen with a width of a typical USB drive. It is also quite light.The reason why I gave this antenna 3 star review (and not less) is because I don't think my experience with this antenna would be similar for everyone else.Pros:1)Very small and light.2)Easy to install and it can be hidden behind the HDTV.Cons:1)I had very poor reception. But the quality of any antenna reception depends greatly on the environment.

This little device is amazing! Like many I was tired of paying so much for so little on cable tv. I tried a store-bought HD antenna with"rabbit ears" but it needed constant adjustment and we didn't like the look. It was like the proverbial elephant in the room. I tried another that a friend recommended. It worked better but was still unsightly. Then I saw this little device on Amazon. The reviews were good so I tried again.We live over 20 miles from most of the broadcast stations and we are in a pretty hilly area. With the Jet Squirrel we receive over twenty stations including ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS and more. The reception was so good that I tried it in the basement too. No problem. It's almost invisible and the reception is wonderful. So I bought a second Jet Squirrel.This device along with a Roku type device means we save about one hundred dollars a month in cable tv fees. The only thing I can't get is espn but I can get most of those programs on my Sprint phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 3). Not ideal but good enough.

Given equivalent reviews and pricing, I picked the Jet Squirrel over two other indoor HDTV antennae because of its design. Wrong criterion.First, the Jet Squirrel, despite a wide variety of placements and positioning, did not pick up the available OTA HDTV broadcasts in my area. While it did find 5-6 HDTV channels, it could not decode the signals for the local affiliate stations (ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX). Getting these stations were why I bought the antenna.Second, while the Jet Squirrel did not work very well, the adhesive used to secure the velcro strip to different surfaces worked tremendously well. So well, in fact, there is now damage to several parts of my living room walls. The adhesive peeled away the paint and the underlying sheet rock paper.Returning this antenna for one of its competitors.

Very disappointed with performance----my location is only 12mi. from Phila. broadcast towers which broadcast all 32 channels from two towers only 1 degree apart, ie, 129&130. After many hours over many evenings, I could not find a position to install the antenna that would bring in all available channels without some interference. I had to move antennato a 2nd position to bring in the effected channels clearly. Bottom line, the product did not perform as advertised

Great little antenna. I was shocked at how small it is and how well it worked. If you do a good job of hiding the cord, you won't even notice this attached to the rear of your TV via the supplied piece of Velcro. Pulled in all of the local channels easily and with only minor tweaks to get the local channels (in 21212). If you live in an urban area with strong local signals and want something that is small and unobtrusive this is likely the antenna for you.

If you are in an area with difficult reception, you need to combine it with another antenna and together you might get a good reception to all the antenna channels you want. I am in the South Texas Central area and this antenna alone gives me 40 out of 60 channels. Combined with another conventional indoor TV antenna with a power amp. I get all 60 out of 60. I use a splitter to hook both antennas to the TV cable outlet.

I just received this antenna today, and I love it. I used to pay $90 a month for cable. What a waste of money! I hooked up the Stealth antenna in minutes and scanned the channels. At first I was doubtful that this tiny antenna could work. But to my astonishment after having scanned the channels, this little antenna really works! I live in Southern California, and I get excellent reception for my local channels, public TV channels, and two dozen foreign language channels. We have 2 TVs and I will buy one more for my other TV. Why pay so much for cable! I have Netflix that only costs me $8 a month and there are plenty to watch online especially in news and sports. I also got rid of my cell phone that used to cost me $50 a month just for calling and texting with a 2 year contract. Now I have a prepaid no contract phone that costs me only $20 a month.

I got all of my local channels & a few extras in no time! It's small & easy to hang (comes with velcro). The picture is so much better than the compressed cable version that I'm planning to add a dual HD tuner to my pc & start watching everything via this attenna, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus & maybe Netflix. Giving up the DVR is the only reason I haven't already cut the cable line for good!