One For All Amplified Indoor Digital TV Aerial SV9495 - Ready to receive Freeview and Analogue TV Signals within a range of 15 miles - Full HD Ready – Premium HDTV Antenna – UHF/VHF - black

If you don't aim it directly at your nearest transmitter you will not receive all the available channels and there will be poor picture quality on a lot of them. Before purchasing make sure a window in the property has an absolutely clear line of sight to the transmitter. In the flat I tried it in all the windows faced east but the transmission was coming from the north so if you are in a similar situation I would look for an alternative product.

I owned the earlier model of this brand of aerial for a few years (SV 9360) and found myself having to move it around quite often in order to keep a decent reception.It seemed though no matter where i moved it some channels were unavailable for me esp. HD Channels.Having read a bunch of reviews i decided to take the plunge and get an upgrade. I knew the results would be variable based on individual areas but i kept my fingers crossed.I don't live too far away from a transmitter (about 8-9miles) but it is very built up with some large obstructions in the way.This aerial (SV9495) works a treat, i'm amazed at the outcome to be honest.I receive all the channels available to me in my area (110 tv channels + 32 radio). All these channels are showing as full signal strength with the exeption of True Entertainment which is showing as a medium strength reception.I have all the HD channels available to me in full strength.The aerial itself is very easy to set up and has a signal level indicator to help you find the perfect position.The only flaws i could say is that it's very plasticky, cheap feeling and it's high price point seems a bit much for what it is.Overall though, the results for me speak for itself. I've used this almost a month now and not had anything but full reception.In the end for me the price justified the results.I can only go on my experience with it but it worked a treat for me.

We have always used this beand of indoor digital antennas. When the booster amp died on our 9yr old flat ant died we decided to get this model.The sensitivity figure quoted is impressive and 3,4,5 g rejection a bonusIt took 5 minutes to install which includes 3 minutes to position the antenna block for best overall picture. The signal bargraph display made the positioning of the ant easy.The tv.checks each chanel for picture quality and removes any that are low signal or high sig/noise. So we now have two channels more than before the new antenna. Very happy with purchase.

Yes it's expensive for an aerial, but if your fed up of messing around trying to reposition a small cheapo thing to get a picture, then this does the job fine. It is big, as in 1 foot black square, but I tucked it away nicely behind the TV, so no problem for me with it been unsightly.I was lucky to recieve 10 channels on the 1by1 thing I had before, with this I get a good 70+ including HD.Only real dislike is there is should ideally be an included USB to amplifier box cable so you could power it with one of your TV USB ports rather than a power adapter taking up another plug socket, I think One4All are been abit behind the times there.Very happy with this item, although functionality wise (ie it's just a TV aerial), I think it should be priced around £20.

Very smart and very thin. As with all aerials you have to find the optimum location. Reception is very good to excellent.

This Amplified Indoor Aerial is being used downstairs in my home to provide a signal for a recent Sony television. It is invariably problematical to establish a good range of channels at ground floor level where I live, but I was pleased to discover that the aerial accomplished this, even though there was a need to position it on top of a wall cupboard.Incidentally, the level indicator was consistently low, even on top of the cupboard and yet the full range of Freeview HD channels was accessible together with most of the standard definition channels. However I would suspect that, in line with all indoor aerials, geographical location and access to local transmitters will also play a large part in determining how successful the aerial is at accomplishing its task.An advantage was that the aerial was able to lie flat on top of the cupboard, out of sight, although the aerial cable proved difficult to hide. The power lead/aerial cable were somewhat flimsy, but overall I was pleased with the performance of this product.

I bought this aerial as a replacement for a cheap, digital rabbit ear aerial hoping it might improve the stability of my TV signal. My anecdotal experience is that the weather and other factors external to my house are less likely to cause problems with the output, but the signal is as easily if not more easily interfered with by people and objects in its vicinity where it is placed. Without directly comparing, I can't be entirely sure, but I feel there is little to justify the asking price for this aerial, even when compared to cheaper, more compact products from the same company.

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