Best Indoor Tv Antenna 2015

[Plug-In Power] Best indoor mic for dialog!

[Yes] Indoor/outdoor tv recording.

[1 lb (0.45 kg)] Heavy duty metal parts. Using to support an indoor antenna.

[0.065 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a review for the One for All - One For All 14426 Indoor Bar Antenna with Signal Level Indicator. This unit is very fashionable and looks nice in my family room. The signal level indicator was so helpful making sure it was in the best location. The system came with directions, velcro dots to help hold it in place and the USB AC adapter. Another nice thing was not having to have it pointing in a specific direction thanks to 360 degree multidirectional reception. I was able to pick up so many shows that I otherwise wouldn't have been able to see.

[1x microSD] Best TV I have ever had! Totally satisfied!

[4.11 lb] It deserves the judge of just the right balance of flexibility and ease of operation, as winner of InfoComm 2015 Best of Show from SVC. We could use it pretty easy and intuitive, and extremely quick-switch when we want to share/present/collaborative talk with each other attendee in the huddle room.

[0.445 lb] Best solution for indoor power supply but could have put the transformer at the end not in the middle.

Best solution for indoor power supply but could have put the transformer at the end not in the middle.

[2] Working in broadcast TV starting in late 70's and through to 2015 and the only components that lasted the test of 7 day a week use in all weather conditions were the Miller heads and this unit is no exception. I purchased on a flash sale and have employed in many different configurations with mirrorless and camcorder rigs. I enjoy the simplicity of the settings as usually, with previous heads, I would set up and never adjust say for the camera positioning. And the reality is, these units hold their value as the cost of manufacturing always rises. Most shooting is reliant on the sticks. If your head is poor, you work harder. This as with all Miller heads will long outlive most careers and provide years of worry free, solid performance.

Working in broadcast TV starting in late 70's and through to 2015 and the only components that lasted the test of 7 day a week use in all weather conditions were the Miller heads and this unit is no exception. I purchased on a flash sale and have employed in many different configurations with mirrorless and camcorder rigs. I enjoy the simplicity of the settings as usually, with previous heads, I would set up and never adjust say for the camera positioning. And the reality is, these units hold their value as the cost of manufacturing always rises. Most shooting is reliant on the sticks. If your head is poor, you work harder. This as with all Miller heads will long outlive most careers and provide years of worry free, solid performance.