FLATenna+

This antenna works very well. Definitely worth the money. If you want an interior antenna this is the one you want to buy.

This product works!
Thanks, Channel Master, for hiring great people to make this product for me.

Growing up with the big, bulky antennas, I expected more of a challenge to get everything set up. I was worng. Simple to set up, easy to find the channels and incredible reception (we are around 40 miles from the stations). And when we lose wifi for streaming, we still can watch t.v. I'm planning on buying a second one.

I live 35+ miles from the closest broadcast towers and there are many tall trees around our house. We had real questions about whether this antenna would work in our situation.
I put the antenna in a 3rd floor bedroom. The window faces north, the broadcast tower is east. Attaching the antenna to the window got mediocre signal strength. Rotating it 90 degrees and placing it inside the room (near-ish to the window) was the game changer. 159 channels. The major broadcast networks ABC, CBC, NBC, WFLD, WGN) all are captured with a strong signal.
Its winter now, we will see what happens in the spring when the leaves fill the trees but so far so good

I live in an apartment complex in a townhouse in a fringe area. I was using a Mohu Leaf antenna and it did an adequate job. Since I do live in a townhouse, I had to put the antenna upstairs and run a longer RG6 cable along the baseboard to the downstairs.
I also had to use the amplifier that came with it. Only one problem, the rf cable from the amplifier was a small gauge wire and not shielded very well. Another resident in the complex has an electric golf cart, and every time he went by, the EMF would pixilate and some times cause my signal to completely go out.
I do not have that problem with the flatenna+ amplifier as it uses a heavy RG6 cable from the power inserter to the TV. I'd say it is comparable in performance to the Mohu, except for the better amplifier setup. I receive the same number of channels. I also wish these types of antennas were better at picking up the high VHF signals, as my local ABC network is also on channel 13, and I can't receive it either. I noticed R. W. has the same problem.
As I am renting, I can't use the pads that came with it, so I am thankful that the antenna had holes that I use pushpins to mount it to the wall.