Outdoor Aerial, SLx Digidome For TV Digital Freeview HD 360° Omni Directional Amplified Antenna with Integrated 4G + 5G Filter and Full Installation Kit,White

Great item, works perfectly and strong signal strength in area where signal can be poor. The digidome is bigger than expected but not an issue. Fairly easy to install for any DIYer.

Brilliant, easy to setup and great quality. Item works straight away and would recommend the product to others. Although I would have a spare "F type" connector as I damaged one of the supplied ones. Apart from that item works really well and would recommend to anyone.

A great product. I had two huge old fashioned aerials installed in the loft which took up a lot of space. I was somewhat sceptical when i received the item as it's tiny and i was installing in the loft. Anyway, very simple to install and within minutes had the direction sorted. It found 167 channels !! and the picture quality is very good. I've mounted in the very top of the loft and it's great as it's tucked away very neatly. The aerial comes with a booster that you need to plug in but i found that i didn't even need to plug the booster in - still getting all channels perfectly without it being turnt on!! So, a great purchase for me and has really neatened the loft space up. Nice and compact but great performance. Really chuffed with this.

Hi everyone, hope you are all keeping well. Here's what I think. As always remember to plan, make a drink or even better get someone to make one for you. Once you have your drink take your time to read the instructions and familiarise yourself with the contents of the box. Things to consider. - It states that it's omni directional but, there are two arrows that you need to align with your nearest transmitter. Check the BBC Fault Finder, enter your postcode and house number and it will show you the direction you need to be pointing. - Where are you going to position your booster, I have power in the loft near to where I installed the Aerial so have put mine up there. There was also a cable from the loft down to the TV socket on the wall so didn't need all 10m but you can run it down the outside and in through the wall. - You may need a normal TV Aerial Connector depending on the what your TV/Digibox has on the rear. - If you have never connected F type or normal TV Aerial Connectors to cable, give it a quick google, it's not difficult, the key thing is making sure the outer braiding doesn't touch the central core as this will impact the signal. - Are you confident up a ladder? Sounds a daft question? You knew you needed a ladder to install it but how comfortable are you using a drill at height? If in doubt get an Aerial Fitter or a Competent Handyman to install it for you CONCLUSION - I think this is amazing, it looks so small and light that you doubt it's up to the job. - We managed to get 100% signal strength and 95% Quality - Discreet and compact, less obvious than an TV Aerial - Can be used in the Loft or outside on the Wall - 4G and 5G Filter - Everything you need in the kit, whether upgrading existing Aerial or a new install

The item, purchased via my prime account arrived without issue. Upon opening the box and checking contents all was in order. Note, you will need additional connections or a cable to run from the supplied booster to your tv. The item required minimal assembly. The item came with sufficient coaxial cable and connections, which required fitting, but this was easy to do using my leatherman, which has pliers and a sharp blade required to trim the coaxial cable. Once assembled, it was a case of fixing the antenna to an outside wall using a drill, 10mm masonry drill bit and the supplied wall plugs and screws. Power is supplied via the coaxial cable, which runs from the antenna to a supplied a/c booster inside the property. Once plugged in I checked that the antenna was receiving power (indicator light on the antenna was illuminated red) and went ahead and connected the inside coaxial to my tv. Note, you will need your own antenna/ coaxial cable, the kit provided does not contain additional connectors to make up a feed from the booster to your tv. Therefore if you haven’t got one already, you will need to buy one for install. The antenna performed well in my area. Picking up a number of freeview tv and radio stations. This was a good and cheap alternative to other options. With regards to quality, time will tell. Overall very satisfied.

Arrived next day really easy to set up and fit. Worked perfectly in my summer house - gave me over 200 Channels. Only used today in the last hour. I’ll see how it goes in the winter weather but on first use it’s very good piece of kit.

Not very strong signal and had to go back to aerial on my chimney

The TV in my living room has for a couple of years only been able to receive a signal via the internet. Firstly Virginmedia and latterly from Sky. This has been all well and good, but in a bid to reduce costs overall, I wanted to get Freeview into the this TV. No separate box was needed as the TV has Freeview built in. Because my attic is now a room, putting an aerial up there was out of the question, so I had to find something that didn't look too obtrusive on the front of the house and this one appeared to fit the bill. I connected it up initially and just hung it out of the window to see if it would pick up a signal. As I expected it picked up the repeater transmitter a coupe of miles away which only has a few channels available. When I connected in the amplifier, this went up to around 90 channels all together. I thought that would do so went ahead and fitted it to the house wall a couple of feet under the eaves. After retuning, I suddenly had access to 192 channels which included all the channels I'll ever want to watch and many I very much doubt I ever will. The aerial was able to pick up the main transmitter which is about 15 miles away thus giving me all these extra channels. All the channels have a decent signal strength and no pixellation is present. For the price I paid, this aerial has covered all of requirements. It gets a decent signal, lots of Freeview channels and it doesn't look awful on the front of the house. If this aerial doesn't pick up a signal wherever you are in the UK, then I'd guess you're going to need some pretty specialised aerials to get one.