SSL 48 Element Tri Boom Very High Gain Freeview HD TV Aerial 4G & 5G, Easy Setup

Used as a loft aerial. Assembly was fairly simple but I would recommend putting the blades in a warm place to make the plastic clips more flexible. All necessary accessories are included so I fitted the vertical pole upside down from a loft beam and this worked nicely. All available HD channels are now watchable. I would recommend this product even though there are probably cheaper options available.

Well made, easy to set up and install. It is in our loft as per the last one but the difference in signal strength is greatly improved. I used the Antenna Finder app well worth 90p.

I've got this up in my loft, runs through a splitter to a few aerial points in the house. I didnt have to use the coax cable, as I had some from my old sky box so just swapped over.The picture quality/reception is great, so very happy with that.The little metal fins are quite thin so it might not be ideal if you have a bird sit on it.It comes disassembled, but it is super easy to work out how it goes together. Actually putting it together was a struggle - the little metal fins are very thin and sharp, and the clips to hold them to the main body are very tough to put on. You could easily cut your hands if not careful.I used pliers to loosen up the clips a bit, and they still snapped into place nicely.

I bought this aerial after reading a lot of reviews and like other folks on here, I placed it in the loft as I'm not good with heights. I was worried at first as to whether I would get a good picture having this in the loft but I needn't have worried.. receiving great quality HD channels with no problems at all. I have paired this aerial up to a new Manhattan T4-R Freeview TV Recorder box and everything is working fine - no problems at all. Fantastic feeling to have finally ditched subscription TV providers which are getting greedy and providing the same old repeat after repeat.

Quite easy to put together, screwed it to a truss pointing towards the mast and worked straight away. signal quality is good with no issues.

Very good Picture, but manufacturing defect meant that It was impossible to attach the aerial to the pole. Basically the bracket was spot welded to the wrong face of the boom.

Although I live under 1/2 a mile from our local transmitter, it's also a Freeview lite transmitter so only carries 20 channels. With that in mind any aerial would pick up reception here but what I really wanted was to pick up signal from a full Freeview transmitter.Not being that great with heights I opted to install it in the loft and angled it roughly to one of the full Freeview transmitters in our area (approx 30 miles away), which to my surprise it worked perfectly fine even without being precisely angled. I put a TV in the loft on an extension lead and set it to show the signal strength and error rate to finely adjust the angle of the aerial, after some trial and error it now picks up 100% signal quality and around 90% signal strength on most channels. Every channel on the transmitter it is pointing at is available to watch and has a perfect picture/sound.Build quality seems fine, especially for loft mounting. Everything locks together easily and it is fairly easy to assemble.With the kit you also get a fairly short wall mount mast (which I installed upside down on one of the rafters), the required connectors for a single aerial point (wire sticking out the wall, I'd recommend fitting a faceplate) and 10 meters of what feels like pretty good quality coax (the cable is much thicker and stiffer than some of the cheap coax I've seen before).Conclusion: It's a well priced 70 element aerial that works very well and is simple to set up with a little patience (a compass would remove the requirement for patience).

Easy to assemble, despite its size this has given me a lot more Freeview channels and the interference has now gone and overall picture quality has improved.Very please with this purchase.