TV Antenna Signal Strength Meter

Good quality and easy to setup and use. Great battery life.
Used the meter to do OTA signal measurements from various points within a 30 mile radius of transmitter towers for a research project.
A pencil with an eraser works great on the touch screen, lost the included stylus the first day :).
It's a stretch, but it would be great if the meter had a data output port to record data instead of manual logging - but for the price, it's great.

Simple to use. Nice display. Fair price. Been using it for 3+ years without a problem. Small problem with my area is that I have 3 broadcasting Fox Channel 17, one main feed and 2 re-broadcast each one on a different frequency. Labeling them was tricky.

I found the three buttons easy to use. The displays are excellent and provide easy to understand channel information. I’ve been trying to find a decent meter for signal strength and antenna alignment. Those $10-20 meters aren’t worth trying to measure anything. To me the cost is well worth it. Great product.

This is a really handy tool for troubleshooting signal problems; it's easy to connect it to opposite ends of a cable run, opposite ends of a splitter, filter, amp, etc., and see if you're losing signal or introducing noise at each step along the chain. It's also very helpful when pointing an antenna, especially if you're trying to maximize signal from one particular station.

There are a couple "room for improvement" items that could possibly be dealt with in firmware updates: even after calibration I found the touch screen a little lacking in responsiveness either from the blunt stylus (maybe a more pointy stylus would work better). Also a "hold" mode would be helpful so that one could continue to see the last measurement even after disconnecting the cable. The touch screen is older technology, like the kind used on my printer, where there's a separate layer above the screen that physically moves with your touch; it feels a little antiquated compared with the smartphones and tablets we're all used to.

Still in all, a great little device and something I've wished I had on many occasions before I finally got one.

Being new to the Antenna world can be intimidating, but this tool is really worth it in my opinion. After installing the recommended antenna for my area, I was having some issues with a couple of stations. I was able to work through those signal related issues very easily by analyzing the signals for my area. This meter really takes the guess work out of everything and is overall a very helpful thing to have around when you are ready to cut the cord.