Antop Soft And Light Weight Paper Thin AT-100B Indoor HDTV Antenna | Smartpass Amplified
$44.99
- Super Thin as 0.02 inch
- Reversible white and black paintable surface
- Smartpass technology amplifies range up to 55 miles
- 4G LTE Filter: blocks unwanted 3G and 4G signals
- Omni-directional reception for moderate signal strength areas
- Multiple set-up options: wall, window
- Compact size: 12 x 13 x .02 inch
Specification | |
| Usage | Indoor, Apartment, Flat, Condominium |
|---|---|
| Received Band | HI-V, UHF |
| Signal Strength | Moderate Signal Areas |
| Amplification | Smartpass Amplified |
| Frequency Range | 174-230MHz, 470-700MHz |
| Gain | Switch OFF: 6-8dB; Switch ON: 22dB |
| Max Output level | No |
| Noise Figure | ≤2dB |
| Impedance | 75Ω |
| Power Supply | DC5V via power adapter |
| Cable Length | 10ft |
| Product Series | Paper Thin |
| Working Temperature Range | -68 to 140 ℉ |
| Color | Reversible Black and White |
| UPC | 856134006063 |
Consumer Packaging | |
| Weight | 1.05 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13.19 × 1.97 × 12.20 in |
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Erin Daly –
This is a great product. I have used cheaper priced antennae with limited results. Because I have metal windows, this antennae works well from the attic
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Craig –
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Jim Horwitz –
Easy installation and good quality.
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Edwin torres –
Easy set up and very clear picture. Only took a few minutes to find over 45 channels. Great buy for getting local channels after cord cutting.
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David C –
Good quality and easy to install. Performs well with HDTV.
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Michael –
It’s very easy to install and does what it says it will do as long as you don’t expect same results that you experience with cable. You will have to move it around to figure out interferences or where the best reception is to the location that you target. Weather will effect performance as well.
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Janet Ashby –
I don’t watch too much TV but wanted basic channels so I can occasionally tune-in for special events like the Oscars, the Olympics, etc. The ANTP TV Antenna was recommended to me by a friend and it hasn’t disappointed me at all. Some channels are still a bit fuzzy but that doesn’t bother me too much. I assume that the clearness of the channels and then number of channels differs based on your area.
If you don’t want to pay for monthly cable and just want basic channels, I highly recommend the ANTOP Paper Thin tv antenna.
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Mara B –
I have an oldest flat screen tv and was considering replacing it or pressing cable tv because the reception was so bad. I spent over a hundred bucks on amplifying antennas that didn’t work. I plugged this in and was able to detect double the number of channels.
My only complaint is that tools included for hanging it, suction cup, aren’t great.
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B.Smith –
When I received the product, I felt like I had been duped. It looked like a piece of white and black paper laminated with a cable wire hanging from the middle. I hooked it up to my new converter box and it did nothing. At first I was angry, but then I did a channel search on the converter and it worked. I get about 25 channels, and on a clear night, I can get the Baltimore ABC channel (I live in NE DC). I don’t get 3 channels that came in with my old radio shack powered rabbit ears, but with the rabbit ears, those channels glitched unceasingly, so I didn’t really watch them that much any way. But I have to say that I am very pleased with the purchase. The reception is consistent and strong, no noise and it doesn’t take up space, so that is a definite plus. Doesn’t look like much, but it gets the job done and I’d be more than happy to recommend it to anyone. I thought all those reviews were fake, but I see now that they definitely were not. Good value for the money.
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Gregory –
Very pleasantly surprised by this paper thin antenna! Living in a rural location 20 miles from the nearest transmitter, when I found the right window to put it in, picked up 100+ channels using the amplifier, about 60 without the amplifier.
Selecting the right location for it is essential and you may not want it in your lounge window, but as I have installed it in an outbuilding it works fine for me.
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Andrew –
I live in the middle of nowhere. About 70 miles either way to the nearest broadcast antenna and between two mountains. Getting any over-the-air stations with an outdoor antenna is challenge enough, let alone an indoor antenna. I was frustrated that my satellite company didn’t carry those cool new sub-channels some of the stations now have, like Antenna TV, so, short of climbing on my dangerous roof to give an antenna a whirl only to be probably disappointed, I tried about 5 different amplified indoor antennas that all raved how great they were. Not a single station. Zero. Zip. I had lost all hope that signals even existed in my remote valley. Websites like “antenna web” agreed. “No signals available in my area.” That is until I read the reviews about the ANTOP. It seemed too good to be true, but I am an electronics geek and like experimenting. Customer service is GREAT and the guy gave me tips for placement of the antenna upstairs near a window, etc. So the antenna comes after tow days. I was expecting my usual “ZERO CHANNELS FOUND” message. I walked out of the room while it was scanning and come back in and there’s Antenna TV playing. I almost passed out cold on the floor. This little paper-thin thing managed to get the Antenna TV affiliate from 70 miles away at my house between mountains. I moved the thing to the other window and got another 2 channels from another city 70 miles in the “other” direction. If you enjoy Bible stories, you’ll appreciate this analogy: this thing can raise Lazarus from the dead! LOL I really thought no signals existed in my valley after trying antenna after antenna. How this thing works, I have no idea, but I’m looking forward to buying another one, joining them with a coax splitter, aiming them in different directions and seeing if I get even more channels. Great product which does the unthinkable. Great customer service too.
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Nikola Tesla –
It was very easy to install. All you have to do is connect it to the TV. This is the only “antenna” that I’ve tried. Because of that, I can’t compare it to others. However, I do plan to purchase two more for my other TVs.
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Jackson B –
I was so impressed as many other people seem to be. This antenna truly is thin. It honestly just looks like a thick sheet of plastic. I couldn’t imagine it’d work. But it worked better than expected. My antenna came with a nice, long white cable. It also has Suction Cup and stickers.
I first placed it hidden behind a table and it works fine. I thought maybe I’d have to hang it up high on the wall, but down behind a table/desk works great for me. The TV isn’t on a ground floor, and instead a few floors up, so maybe that elevation helps. The location is in an urban area and this antenna gets about 20 or so channels. All the major networks are in crystal clear HD. I thought it’d only get that with cable! This antenna combined with Apple TV is a great way to “cut the cord” and skip paying for cable TV.
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Matthew –
I bought this for our company break room. We are located in Tahoe City Ca in the mountains. We were told by antop signalmaps that evaluates the area that this would receive 15 channel.Finally we got 18!
Totally worth the cash!!! I might buy one for home & put a TV in the garage!
Note, you must have a turner. Out newer HDTV had one.
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Dealhound –
We tried numerous different antennas where I live about 40 miles from the nearest broadcast towers. The most channels I could ever receive with all of them was 16 channels, mostly channels I have never heard of or would consider watching. No major networks would come in. After researching for a while & almost giving up hope, I pulled the trigger on this antenna & have it set up about 10 feet off the ground indoors. What a surprise when I saw 38 channels coming in which now includes 3 of the 4 major networks as well as 2 different PBS stations!
Needless to say we are very happy with the results & I would say definitely give this one a shot & try it out if you have had no luck with other antennas.
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connor2568 –
Great antenna. I have tried simalar antennas and nothing brings in channels as good as this one does.
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Tara –
We get several local stations. Plus the additional locals (Me TV, Grit, etc). It works out to about 20 stations. Unfortunately it doesn’t work great in bad weather. We have to fiddle with it quite a bit even in good weather for some stations BUT for the one time cost, versus a monthly bill, we’ll take it.
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Bob Miller –
Excellent quality reception even indoors. Works best with the included amplifier . It is able to pick up channels where broadcast towers are ~50 miles. The extra long cable also helps to minimize need to buy extensions.
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Debra Lassiter –
Great value. Good reception especially if you can locate it close to or in a window.
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Rodney –
This is an amazing TV antenna. Getting a great TV picture as well as receiving extra channels w/ the AT-100B. Didn’t get that many channels or a constant TV picture w/ rabbit ears. Have already bought a second AT-100B for another TV. Thank u ANTOP! 🙂
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Mark T –
I’m not much on taking the time to do reviews, but this is a little jewel. Great reception in my area with this antenna.
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Darren –
I don’t need the amplifier as the antenna pulls in wider, deeper signal than even the RCA 1600 Digital Flat Passive Antenna and as I said use it passively as well! It is more discrete than the RCA and the color and audio quality is AMAZING! I wanted to try Clear TV at first but am glad that I have decided on the Paper Thin instead! I recommend that no matter where you get it, get it! It takes finding sweet spot but once there, kill the cable or satellite dish! I would have gotten it at Amazon if I had known that it was available here! I am impartial typically about products…until now!
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El Dorado Dave –
We tried numerous different antennas where I live about 40 miles from the nearest broadcast towers. The most channels I could ever receive with all of them was 16 channels, mostly channels I have never heard of or would consider watching. No major networks would come in. After researching for a while & almost giving up hope, I pulled the trigger on this antenna & have it set up about 10 feet off the ground indoors. What a surprise when I saw 38 channels coming in which now includes 3 of the 4 major networks as well as 2 different PBS stations!
This antenna works well and pulls in local stations with a beautiful HD signal. But the distance claims on all of these HD antennas is only a guideline. Ultimately your location, terrain and installation factors such as how high you can mount it will determine your results. Much better looking than the previous HD antenna that looked like a ray gun from a bad sci-fi movie, and the previous antenna did not withstand the elements well. This one has been through one major windstorm, so far so good. But having experience with two different antennas now, I have to say that even the best antenna can not compensate for a crummy location or inferior installation. So if you are in an area with marginal signal reception like us, down in a valley with hills between us and the transmitter towers, mount the antenna as high as possible, use good quality cables and spend some time experimenting with the positioning to get the best signal possible.
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AMCB –
Works great, however, advertising it as a 65 mile range antenna is a bit sneaky. The 65 mile range is a diameter range, so that means it is really has a range of 1/2 of 65 miles.
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William K. –
Very satisfied with this antenna. Live about 50 miles from the broadcast antennas. Pick up about 75 stations. With the indoor antenna we could only pick up 20 stations and would get some pixelation. Note there are two versions of this antenna, one include coax and one does not.
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Neil J. Fuentez –
I was extremely skeptical about it working as advertised. Before I had it hooked up, I was already prepared to return it. Boy was I wrong!! Set it up in five minutes, ran a channel scan and just like that, 47 channels. I didn’t even have to put it on a window. Just laid it on the table out of sight behind the tv. This along with my fire stick and Bye-bye cable!
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Ric Flair –
Great antenna. Got a lot more channels by using this than with the Mohu Curve. Consistent picture quality. No adjusting antenna for certain channels.
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LadyE –
Purchase the Antop Antenna on December 2, 2016, and received on December 9, 2016. I disconnected by cable on January 13, 2017; it took about ten minutes or less to connect. The Antop Antenna is fantastic, I received over thirty channels, and the pictures and sounds are sharper than when my television (I have a Magnavox LED HDTV) was connected to the cable box. I am still searching to see if there are more channels I can receive because I just laid the antenna flat down on the stand next to the TV. I would recommend the Antop Paper Thin Antenna to anyone who is tired of paying that high cable bill and what a good indoor antenna that receives free channels. Please remember the number of free channels you receive will vary by the area where you live.
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Carlos Acevedo –
I just got this antenna and I love it , I have now over 30 channels in HD .
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David –
Great value. Good reception especially if you can locate it close to or in a window.
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Aleksey –
It works well for my location and saves a lot by dropping cable TV.
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bobo –
I honestly didn’t put much faith in this antenna, so I gave it as a gift…lol…luckily it was to a family member. I am surprised in fact that at how well it pulls in the HD OTA channels.So surprised in fact that I got another for myself. I don’t think many put much into OTA transmission, Over the air (and free) HDTV, but in the ens it is crystal clear and well worth the investment in this type if not this actual antenna.
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