Clear TV Reviews

Do not buy! I thought I would be getting HD TV like Clear TV said but you do not get any channel at all. I tried in the bedroom and in the dinning room, still no channels came on.

This company should be in jail for lying to people and making people think they will get regular channesl and some cable channels and HD channels.

Save your money, buy a video you can watch over and over.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I bought this with really high hopes. I currently have a ROKU which I enjoy great service with, but I wanted channels like ABC, CBS, NBC etc. I plugged this in, attached it to an outside window, had much excitement and then nothing - I mean really nothing. Not one channel. I live close to Denver, OK actually about an hour away, but it is not a small place. I live in Ft Collins with 170,000 people and pretty high tech stuff all around like HP, and Intel, etc. So you'd think I could get a couple of channels. I am taking it back. I bought it at KMART on sale for $14.00.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The signal goes in and out and the sound is like a scratched record. Some channels work better than others, but when you buy something you want it to work good.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

All I expected was a converter box, that is what this is and I am quite pleased with the channels I get with it. I spent 15 bucks at Walmart. I doubt that I'd get more channels though. I only get one local broadcast network (scratching my head on that), but otherwise some good stuff with ME TV and the Movie Network Channel (or whatever it's called), free classic movies.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Clear TV is the best, no scams it really works. I recommend Clear TV.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have Clear TV and it works good. To pick up more channels you have to move it around. If you in the city, you get more channels.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I just purchased Clear TV and was disappointed that again it's a scam product. Are there no more honest people left that we can believe in? I am done with TV ads. No more scams!

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

My expectations were shattered of this product. We didn't pick-up any additional stations. Saw no improvement in picture clarity. It hasn't helped improve the quality of my TV viewing at all. I can't believe I fell for this hoax. People, please, don't fall for this hyped-up advertisement on TV, like I did. It isn't genuine, and this is the truth.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Re: Problem Number 3: Why You May Not Need Clear TV TV sets manufactured after 2008 are required by the government to include a built-in HD antenna (also called an ATSC tuner), which performs the exact same function as Clear TV.

Let it be known, an ATSC tuner is not an antenna. A ATSC Tuner captures Digital Channels, where an NTSC (VHF/UHF) Tuner pulled in Analog Channels. You will still need to connect an external antenna to that ATSC tuner. My recommendation is to purchase an amplified antenna. Especially for those that reside in a rural area. Even a pair of the tradition rabbit ears can be used to pull in those digital channels clearly if you are within city limits.

I would not buy Clear TV, because you will have to buy an amplifier if you want to pull in all the available channels in your area. There are many amplified rabbit ears on the market. If you want to go the extra step, I would suggest purchasing an outside antenna that you would install on a roof top, or the side of the house.

Remember in many markets the major networks, CBS, NBC, ABC, PBS, offer sub channels. For example, channel 4.0 is the CBS in my area, but the also offer 4.1 which is a sub station. That station is named MeTV, MeTV is also the same station I received from my former cable provider. ION would be another station that is available over the air. And don't forget, these stations are broadcasting their audio signal in Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus.

In closing, I enjoy my OTA (Over the Air) programming. I save 100 + a month. I will never return to paying for TV.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Clear TV works fine for me. I just wanted to be able to get the local broadcast stations. I programmed the channels I'm able to get into the TV Guide app on my phone and I tend to check the guide before sitting down and turning on the TV. I just ran through the channels and about 30 of them are coming in and the picture is great. Of course that includes HSN and QVC, but it also includes MeTV, GRIT, ION, along with the broadcast stations. Like any satellite situation, the picture is pixilated in bad weather (rain) but otherwise it's all good.

I also have Amazon Prime for watching movies. I like not paying money for a ton of channels I'd never watch. If you have a good clear window view, this might be a good option for you. $15 once sure beats monthly payments.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have Clear TV now and it's not any different from what I was TV without it. It doesn't provide me with a clear picture on my screen. I definitely going to look into sending the antenna back for a full refund.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend