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Full Transparency: DOLZ does not have 4K (yet). The One For All 14432 Amplified Indoor Flat HDTV Antenna - Supports 4K 1080p antennae works better on my tv than my current antennae. It is also more compact. I installed it vertically (NOTE; DOLZ did not use mounting screws) behind my television. I don't even know its there. It did not need to be rotated around to find the best signal and, though recommended, I neither had to mount it high on the wall or in a window (which both will produce far better results). My current antennae was restricted to 3 channels because of its placement. The One for All picked up 8 channels with little effort. RECOMMENDATiION: The One For All 14432 Amplified Indoor Flat HDTV Antenna is a great unit, period. However you view media, the One For All is a must have for size, simplicity and function. If not as a primary source, it's even great to have for a backup during those times the internet goes down. If you found this review helpful, please select the 'thumbs up' emoji below. If this review was not helpful I encourage you to select the 'thumbs down' emoji so I can work to improve future reviews for you. Your feedback is both helpful and appreciated.

I received this item for the purpose of review. This is a nice antenna. Works as well as the one I had in my home office previously. The difference with this one is that it is NOT the flimsy type. It is HARD plastic casing with 2 mounting holes on the back so it can actually be hung on the wall. I did NOT do that however because I want to be able to take it down and move it when needed (if the signal changes or if I rearrange the room). So I am using hook & look tabs just like I used for the other one. Comes with USB cord and AC plug adapter. Reminder sticker on front says to remember to rescan each time you move or unplug the antenna. This is standard. I have not removed the plastic coating on the antenna yet and I'm getting signal OK. I will probably take it off once I figure out where the best spot for it is. Because it's hard case and not flimsy type, I cannot speak about what may happen to it if it accidentally falls to the floor.....my home office has a hardwood floor.... It gets the same stations as my other one and it works very well - about 27 channels received after initial scanning here in this little room. There is a huge pine tree outside the window so sometimes I may lose signal in bad or windy weather. I will not know that until the weather changes. So far it's working. Very clear picture on my little 720P Insignia TV but it supports up to 4K 1080P. I recommend it with some cautions as mentioned above 1) I would not recommend making holes in your wall to mount it because you may need to move it. 2) I cannot speak about durability of the hard case if it falls on the floor.