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GE Outdoor HD Digital TV Antenna, Long Range OTA HDTV Antenna, Yagi Style Design, Supports 4K 1080P HD Smart TV VHF UHF, J Mount Included for Attic or Outdoor, Weather Resistant, 33685

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Features

  • Cut the cord Ditch expensive cable and satellite services and continue viewing your favorite local shows in full 1080p high definition at no cost. Enhanced reception and a perfect signal make this 4K Ultra HD-ready antenna the ideal counterpart to streaming your favorite digital content.
  • Universal, long-range antenna Designed for use with all brands of TVs and converter boxes, this antenna provides clear reception of HDTV, VHF and UHF channels up to 80 miles from the broadcast source and can be installed outdoors or in your attic, staying out of sight while maintaining superior signal strength.
  • Easy install The antennas rugged construction withstands tough outdoor conditions, and the antenna comes with a weather-resistant mounting bracket, mast clamp and J-mount for mounting to a wall, roof or standard antenna mast.
  • NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) compatible Experience this new broadcast standard for over-the-air TV as soon as its available in your area and enjoy superior picture and sound, a stronger broadcast signal, premium audio, richer color, faster refresh rates, optional integration with your internet service for additional features and more.
  • Trusted brand GE is America's #1 antenna brand and is backed by a limited-lifetime replacement pledge and free U.S.-based technical support. Call the experts at between 7AM-8PM, M-F, Central Time with any questions or issues about your purchase.

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Tune in to the full power of free HDTV with the GE-branded Pro™ Outdoor Yagi Antenna. Ditch expensive cable and continue viewing your favorite local shows in full 1080p high definition at no cost. As television broadcasts evolve, you’ll be ready for 4K Ultra HD. Enhanced reception and optimized local channels make this antenna the ideal counterpart to streaming your favorite digital content. With a design aimed at exceptional reception, you’ll experience a wide range of HDTV, VHF and UHF channels broadcast in your area. A mounting bracket, mast and assembly instructions are provided for simplified installation. This antenna can also be mounted in your attic for added convenience. Not a cord-cutter? HD antennas are a reliable complement to your cable or satellite subscription. When severe weather disrupts service, stay informed with a backup antenna to access important local broadcasts. With the ability to work within 80 miles of the broadcast source, the GE-branded Pro Outdoor Yagi Antenna is the perfect way to maximize your HD viewing experience without an additional monthly cost.

Antenna: Television


Brand: GE


Color: Silver/Black


Number of Channels: 200


Impedance: 75 Ohms


Maximum Range: 80 Miles


Product Dimensions: 37"L x 26.5"W x 19"H


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Manufacturer: Jasco Products Company, LLC


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


AntennaDescription: Television


Brand: GE


UPC: 030878336857


Manufacturer: Jasco Products Company, LLC


Global Trade Identification Number: 57


Number of Items: 1


Model Number: 33685


Mfr Part Number: 33685


Built-In Media: 1 GE Pro Outdoor Yagi TV Antenna


Warranty Description: Limited-Lifetime Warranty


Item Type Name: GE Outdoor TV Antenna, Supports 4K 1080P VHF UHF, Yagi Style Design, Long Range HD Digital OTA Antenna, Weather Resistant, J-Mount Included, Multiple TV Support, 33685


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Number of Channels: 200


Impedance: 75 Ohms


Maximum Range: 80 Miles


Color: Silver/Black


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 37"L x 26.5"W x 19"H


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The range on this product is pretty good. I set it up about 15 miles for the city in the Seattle area and only up on top of a shed of mine, maybe 10' high, and I get pretty solid and consistent reception. The picture quality is surprisingly good, and better than I anticipated. Setting it up was easy, everything you need is provided. I did order a grounding rod and hooked that up as well in case it was struck by lightning. As a cable cutter I'm glad I got this hooked up, it allows me to watch my primetime and local sports for no cost. Worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Anthony C Gillian
    • Solid performance from attic mount under a concrete tile roof at 35 mile distance to transmitters
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We have four transmission towers spread across two degrees of bearing at 35 miles. We got tired of paying for cable, but my wife prohibited external roof aerials. Concrete tile roof with maximum of five vertical feet in the attic. And it's Florida, with all the thunderstorms throughout the year. We needed a simple, proven design that was easy to dial in. We got everything we wanted, better than expected. Assembly instructions aren't the greatest, leaving me feeling a bit like the "1960's dad" fitting the pieces together, but in truth it's a very easy assembly. This is good, because I needed to fit the last few pieces together in the attic, awkardly contorting around roof trusses as I did so. Cursed a lot, but it worked out fine. We used a high quality three-way coax signal splitter (helpfully abandoned in place by the cable company) with an advertised 5.5dB signal loss per channel. At each TV, I preemptively added an inexpensive Winegard 100 LNA (5v USB power), also purchased on Amazon. Minimum success required receiving the major air channels with no discernable reduction in quality, including during storms. Actual achieved results were far better than that. We're not seeing any pixelation effects, which my wife commented was much better than the signal we had on the same channels beforehand using cable. This statement includes the dozens of lower-powered channels that share the same transmission towers. We're very pleased with the performance. One more note - I used a King SL1000 Surelock Digital TV Signal Finder to dial in the antenna bearing. It takes a light hand and a good bit of tedious practice to get useful results. So be patient and expect a lot of trial and error. Also keep in mind that magnetic flux gate bearings (like on your basic phone compass) are not going to be the same as true bearings, so be conscious of your measurement source compared to your target bearing. Unless you're an experienced sailor or airman, which I am neither, you almost need to write this caution on the back of your hand before you start dialing in the direction from up in the attic. Be patient and keep with it til you get what you want. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025 by JW
    • GREAT RECEPTION!
Style: Outdoor
GREATLY IMPROVED RECEPTION FROM MY PRIVIOUS ANTENNA. ONLY DOWNSIDE IS ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by MICHAEL SCHILLING
    • Worth the effort for relatively low cost.
Style: Outdoor
This worked great. Picking up stations as far as Nebraska clearly and I live near Boulder CO. Getting about 93 TV stations and recently added my FM stereo and the signal is much improved.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by Kent Hamilton
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Easy to put together and mounted it on my garage. I used existing coax from my satellite dish. it works great and pulls in lots of channels. The broadcast antennas are only about 20-25 miles away, however. I used my phone app to point it in the proper direction.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 by william
    • It works/Missing Parts
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Antenna works as it should. Issues: It was missing 6 of the rubber end pieces that go on the end of the rods. It was missing the 2 bolts to attach pole to the mounting bracket that adjusts the angle. It was missing a screw to attach part C on one side. Luckily I had extra screws and bolts to make it work as I didn’t want to send back and wait on another one to be shipped. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025 by J
    • Its giving me signals I couldn't get before
Style: Outdoor
Its a fairly simple antenna. It seems sturdy. They could do some work on the instructions to make them easier to understand. For example, they show putting a self tapping screw through the combined long dipoles, but the diagram makes it look like the screw is coming in from the end of the plastic housing. Its actually going through the exposed hole in the dipole, and that hole needs to be aligned with a hole in the housing under the dipole. I've seen much worse directions. I only had to take it apart 2 or 3 times after putting it together, rereading and changing something. Theres only a few parts. It doesnt have to be that way. Sometimes using an isometric view showing how parts fit tells a much better story. Anyway, the antenna worked for what I needed. There is a horrible nearby station, and another station 60 miles away with the same programming, but less annoying commercials. This antenna got it even without mounting it up on the mast. The intent for this was to combine 2 antennas, and use a splitter in reverse. The splitter loses several decibles of signal. A signal drop of 3.5 db reduced my stations from 60 to 9. It only got stations with very strong signals. Will have to run coax from both antennas to the amplifier, and use an A/B switch, which should not reduce signal. When you do your installation, use the shortest cable you can, the best RG6 cable you can (quad style has the least signal loss), and get the antenna as high as you can. The signal difference between getting a good picture, and a pixelated picture, and no picture is not much. You have to avoid anything that will weaken it. And after connecting it, rotate it in different directions and do signal scans on your TV to find the direction that works best. I've also found that my small antenna gets many more signals than the internet sites showing transmitter locations. Many more. If you get an antenna, and have trouble, it could be something minor, and the antenna may or may not be the problem. I have to tell you, when watching a Saturday afternoon football game, the picture quality, the colors, the brightness, is much better than cable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2021 by Chas E
    • Seems to Work Fine
Style: Outdoor
Seems to work. I still need to raise it higher to be sure, but haven't done that yet.
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