
Monoprice 115954 Active Curved HD5 HDTV Antenna 60 Mile
Cut the Cord and Enjoy Free HDTVThe Monoprice Active Curved HD5 HDTV Antenna lets you enjoy over-the-air HDTV broadcasts without a cable subscription. This amplified antenna offers a range of up to 60 miles, allowing you to watch your favorite local channels in HD. Specifications: Range: Up ...
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Overview
Cut the Cord and Enjoy Free HDTV
The Monoprice Active Curved HD5 HDTV Antenna lets you enjoy over-the-air HDTV broadcasts without a cable subscription. This amplified antenna offers a range of up to 60 miles, allowing you to watch your favorite local channels in HD.
Specifications:
- Range: Up to 60 Miles
- Signal Type: UHF
- Amplification: Built-in Wideband Amplifier
- Reception: Multidirectional
- Weather Resistant
Key Features
Receives Full HD digital UHF TV signals
Built-in wideband amplifier for best performance
Enjoy multidirectional reception up to 60 miles from a tower
Weather resistant
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Receives Full HD digital UHF TV signals, providing high-quality picture for local channels.
- Features a built-in wideband amplifier for optimized performance and improved signal reception.
- Offers multidirectional reception, allowing you to pick up signals up to 60 miles from broadcast towers.
- Designed to be weather resistant, ensuring durability and consistent performance in various outdoor conditions.
👎 Cons
- The "curved" design might be an aesthetic preference, but specific performance advantages due to the curve are not detailed.
- Requires proper placement and aiming for optimal reception, which can sometimes be challenging depending on location.
- While amplified, extremely weak signals or very distant towers may still result in reception issues.
- Receives UHF signals only, meaning it might not pick up all local channels if some transmit exclusively on VHF.
- The range of "up to 60 miles" is an optimal figure and actual reception can vary significantly based on terrain, obstructions, and broadcast power.