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I live >25 miles south of Boston, in a wooded area, and have always been under the impression that an antenna is not feasible. Hence for more than 25 years, I've been stuck paying for cable...and hated it for more than just a money issue. The last straw that breaks the camel's back was in August 2016, when my cable bill increased again. Where I live, Verizon FiOS is only available for Internet and phone but not TV. Both services are superior to cable. This antenna is what makes my cord cutter an overwhelming success. Goodbye cable FOREVER! So...here are the pros: 1. The cheapest HD antenna 2. Works extremely well 3. Lightweightand very easy to assemble, all by hands, no tool is needed 4. I chose to install the antenna in my attic at a height of roughly 20' mainly due to aesthetic considerations as well as the antenna very light construction. I ran the 50' cable down the basement then up to the TV, then connect to the included amplifier 5. My TV tuner picks up all channels from Boston as well as Providence, with all local stations in solid HD. Many Spanish channels were also available both HD and 480i 6. I've researched for weeks via reviews, YouTube, forums, and even with friends who had used antenna. This unit is the absolutely best choice for 3 aspects: works extremely well, very affordable, and very easy to assemble, as well as install. Cons: NONE For all of you out there who have been thinking about cutting the cord, I strongly recommend you to check out in advance how your location will fare with local stations by using tvfool dot com. As for me, this site educates me enough, giving me that needed courage to cut the cord. Btw, I believe that the location plays a MAJOR role in what HD/non-HD channels this antenna will pick up. I won't say for other makes/models, but for this specific little antenna, it picks up all channels listed in tvfool dot com site and more. You definitely must check this site out as part of your HD antenna researches