Testseek.co.uk have collected 7 expert reviews of the Winegard FL5500A FlatWave Amped HDTV indoor antenna and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Winegard FL5500A FlatWave Amped HDTV indoor antenna.
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Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: The big plus is that many of the stations, including the local network affiliates and PBS, are broadcasting in multiple HD and SD formats. Another plus is that the FlatWave is unobtrusive; it doesn't sit on top of the TV like an old pair of rabbit ears; I...
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Published: 2020-07-01, Author: Michael , review by: gadgetreview.com
Pulls in a great amount of TV Channels, 15-Foot Coaxial Cable Helps with Reception, Great Near or in Cities
Average Range, 15-Foot Coaxial Cable can get Messy, Rural Area may Need a bit of Work, Performance, The Winegard FlatWave Amped Indoor TV Antenna pulls in many cable TV channels, VHF/UHF channels, and even many digital TV channels. TV reception is also go
Too expensive, Less space efficient than competitors
A poor value proposition.The Winegard FL5500A FlatWave Antenna is a decently-performing indoor antenna that just costs too much relative to the competition to be worth consideration. Buyers should spend their money elsewhere, on a cheaper and likely bette...
Strong reception, clear picture quality, Amplifier contributes to good range, Amplifier can be powered by a wall wart or your TV's USB port
Not the best-looking thing to have on your wall or window, Excess cable can get messy quick
The Winegard FlatWave Amped antenna is a great choice for people in or near cities who are restricted from installing an outdoor antenna. The antenna is lightweight, sturdy enough, and easy to install. Reception was good and it pulled in more channels tha...
Abstract: When we discuss ‘cord cutting', a lot of the talk revolves around which service streams what content, and to which devices. Netflix helps, and Sling TV is a breath of fresh air . HBO NOW is setting a new trend, too. What about local channels, though? That...
Receives most of the channels in my area, Signals are strong, sharp, and clean with no pixelation or freezing, Will pay for itself in about 6 months when compared to the cost of renting a cable box and remote for that TV
The cable hanging down the wall isn't very attractive
