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- Enjoy 4K & 1080P Free HDTV Channels with Superior Signal Reception: Experience crystal-clear HD quality with our amplified outdoor antenna, featuring a built-in high-gain and low-noise amplifier designed to provide exceptional signal reception for up to 150 miles.
- 360 Motorized Rotation for Maximum Signal Strength: Easily adjust the antennas direction with the wireless remote control for optimal signal alignment, ensuring you never miss your favorite shows.
- Weatherproof and Durable Design for Outdoor Use: Built to withstand harsh weather conditions, our antenna ensures reliable performance all year round, making it perfect for urban and rural settings.
- Dual TV Outputs Watch on Multiple Screens Simultaneously: Connect two TVs at the same time without needing a splitter or additional equipment, providing entertainment flexibility for your household.
- NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) Ready: Future-proof your TV experience with the latest over-the-air broadcast technology. Once available in your area, enjoy enhanced picture quality, immersive audio, a stronger signal, richer colors, faster refresh rates, and optional internet integration for added features and a superior viewing experience.
- Simple Setup with Included Installation Kit: Comes with a comprehensive installation kit, including 40ft RG6 Coaxial Cable mounting hardware and a detailed guide, making it user-friendly for anyone.
- Professional Technical Support for a Worry-Free Experience: Backed by expert customer service and technical support to ensure you get the most out of your purchase.
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Experience crystal-clear digital TV signals with our outdoor HDTV antenna, delivering high-quality picture without the hefty cable or satellite costs. With its built-in rotor, effortlessly rotate a full 360 degrees using the included infrared remote control. Specifications: No need to search for a mounting pole; one is included in the box for your convenience Our patented SNAP-ON design offers superior performance. Enjoy free 4K HD TV without cable costs with our motorized antenna that adjusts up to 360°. If you know (planned) antenna's height, you can specify that here in feet above ground level Our HDTV antenna delivers premium content, including popular channels like NBC, FOX, CBS, ABC, PBS, THE CW, and more, in stunning 4K Ultra HD. Access news, sitcoms, kids' programs, sports, and more, all for free! Before You Buy: Check local channel availability on dtv.gov/maps or TVFool. Please Note:
Antenna: Television
Brand: pbd
Color: Gray
Number of Channels: 100
Impedance: 75 ohm
Maximum Range: 792000 feet
UPC:
Manufacturer: pingbingding
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
AntennaDescription: Television
Brand: pbd
UPC: 799460027657
Manufacturer: pingbingding
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Highlight: High-Gain Long-Range UHF/VHF Reception, 40 Ft RG6 Cable, Mounting Pole, Dual TV Outputs, 4K/1080P, Remote Control
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: WA-2608
Mfr Part Number: WA-2608
Warranty Description: Lifetime warranty with 24/7 hour customer support service. any problem, please contact us at any time.
Number of Channels: 100
Impedance: 75 ohm
Maximum Range: 792000 feet
Color: Gray
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Top Amazon Reviews
I purchased this antenna to replace a Mohu Sky 60 antenna after I discovered that Mohu no longer sells the Sky 60. I tried other antennas over the years, but the Sky 60 picked up a lot of channels. I finally decided to purchase the style of antenna like the PBD WA-2608. I wish I had purchased something like this a lot sooner. I am able to pick up a lot more channels without pixelization. The motorized antenna makes configuration easy. I mounted the antenna in an attic and it still picks up the farthest channels. This is a great antenna at a great price. The only customization was to reterminate the RG6 cable so that it wasn't so long. The only suggestion I have is to use better lag bolts. I snapped a couple of them while installing the mount. I was using an impact driver and I probably should have drilled the holes a little bigger. Other than that, the mount comes with everything you need for wood or brick mounting. Give this antenna a try if you are in an area thats difficult to receive OTA channels. Update 11/8/2024 I purchased a 2nd antenna for my apartment after being impressed with the first antenna's performance. To address an issue with the original review, the included lag bolts work well once the proper drill bit is used. I have tried several different antennas over the years hoping to get OTA channels at my apartment. The best antenna could get maybe three stations. After seeing how well the antenna worked at the first location, I decided to try another PBD antenna. I was only expecting slightly better results due to the limitations of the mounting location. I am on the bottom floor of an apartment building and on the wrong side of the building to properly point the antenna towards the TV station antenna locations. The antenna could only be mounted about 7 feet off the ground. The antenna's line-of-sight passes through the building which means the signal has to go through lots of building materials for multiple apartments. There is also a metal staircase and lots of trees. Basically, the worst case for attempting any antenna reception. I was hoping to get a few more channels or at least improve the reception of the channels I was getting with other antennas. After a channel scan, I was able to get just as many channels as the PBD antenna at the first location. All of the channels come in well without any reception issues. I am blown away that this antenna works so well after so many years of missing out on content due to the less than ideal mounting location. If you are looking for a relatively compact antenna with high performance, do not hesistate to buy this antenna. The manufacturer responds quickly and is available to help if there are any issues. The recommended mounting location with unobstructed line-of-sight and mounting height should be followed, but this antenna may surprise you if you have issues with mounting locations and have tried a bunch of other antennas.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024 by M. Grants
If you're looking for an affordable OTA antenna, then you've probably seen A LOT of them over the course of your research. I went back & forth on a few, but finally pulled the trigger & went with this unit. And I'm glad I did! After using for almost one month, it has exceeded my expectations. The unit came well packed from the vendor with all of the parts needed for the installation. You will need a few tools for the mounting portion of your install, but these will be determined by where you mount (indoors or outdoors). The manual will explain further. The documentation is OK (not great), but you will be able to complete the project from what is provided. This kit ships with a mounting pole, 40' RG6 coax, a rotor control (to remotely turn the antenna), a pre-amp, the antenna & mounting hardware. Some light assembly is required, but it's very straightforward. **There is a model of this antenna that is cheaper, but DOES NOT SHIP with a mounting pole. So make sure you select the correct version for your application.** Also, some OTA antennas DO NOT included coax, a mounting pole or a pre-amp. These will be additional expenses on top of the purchase of your antenna. So make sure you read the details on any antenna that you consider purchasing. This model includes all of these items. Of course, for the price, you're not receiving a top of the line pre-amp, or for that matter high quality RG6, but for most applications it should suffice just fine. Especially if you install indoors (mine was an attic install) where it will be protected from the elements. And for anyone wondering, the pre-amp IS powered by the rotor control box (not by the coax feed). So if you opt not to use the rotor (to turn the antenna on demand) then you will not be able to use the pre-amp. So if you need the pre-amp, you will have to connect up the rotor control even if it won't be used. However, if neither are needed, then they can be bypassed entirely. Also, you can run this antenna directly into a signal booster (drop amplifier) like a PCT (PCT-VC-9U). These can be found on Amazon for around $50.00 - $100.00 depending on size & features you need. So if you already have coax jacks in your house that are in place from previous cable or satellite TV, then you can repurpose those jacks for your new antenna. This way you can distribute your antenna signal to all (or most) of the TV's in your house! Please note that your location, proximity to your broadcast towers, potential points of interference (trees, building, mountains, etc..) & height of your mount are a HUGE DEAL when using ANY OTA antenna. I'm located in FL, so it's pretty flat. However, most of the broadcast towers are 30-45 miles away. As well, the antenna was mounted indoors & at the most 15' to 16' in the air. So it is fairly low. However, even with an indoor installation (and not using the pre-amp) , this antenna easily picked up 57 OTA channels! So while some people blame the antenna when they can only pick up a few stations, there are many other moving parts involved to get this all to work. If this is your first time installing an OTA antenna, then PLEASE use a free site like "tvfool" or "antennaweb" (Google these) to determine what direction your broadcast towers are in relation to where you will be mounting your antenna. These services will also tell you what channels are going to be achievable with the antenna of your choosing. All you do is plug in your address & the site will serve up all of the info that you need. Do this BEFORE you buy any antenna to make sure it's even worth your time. One last thing, be sure to re-scan your channels on your TV every now & again. Channels get repacked (put under different channel assignments) & new channels get added. So if a channel that was coming in suddenly disappears, it may not be your antenna, but the broadcast signal itself. Overall, this antenna was easy to install. Since I mounted indoors, I used two 2" wood screws with washers right into a truss to mount the mast. The antenna goes on with 2 bolts (ratchet & socket do well here) & you're done. I can't personally speak to an outdoor installation, but would have to assume that it would be a bit more involved. I shortened the included RG6 cable (only dual shield not quad shield) to around 15' as my equipment panel was directly below the antenna in the laundry room. If you decide to do this, then you will need to crimp on a new compression connector on one end of the cable. However, you can purchase an entire kit on Amazon (with F connectors, coax stripper & the crimp tool) for under $20.00 (Bestar #3189 (Blue-F) ). It's VERY easy. You can do it! As well, having a shorter run can only help your signal performance. So if you have excess cable after your install, consider shortening it to the exact length that you need. The hardest part of the install is dialing in the perfect sweet spot for your broadcast towers. The best thing you can do is use the websites noted above to get the direction of the towers BEFORE you do your install. Then bring a compass (yes, a real compass) or use a compass on your smartphone (this is what I did & it worked perfectly) to help point your antenna in the correct direction. If you have a helper, then have them scan the channels once you lock on to your desired direction. It may take a few attempts, but it's worth it (especially if you don't use the rotor function). Cell phones or walkie talkies do nicely here :-) And if you ever need it, their support was great. It's only email based, but they responded within 24 hrs. Very willing to help & get any questions answered. If things change, I will update this review. However, after almost a month of use, I've been very happy with this kit. It feels great not paying the cable company to provide stations that are otherwise floating around us for free -in uncompressed HD!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2019 by WireHead
We've largely been a streaming household for over a decade; but rely on local over the air digital channels for news and a few programs. Rabbit ear setups were always pretty weak, no matter how 'amplified' they claimed to be. We could only pick up two channels with those antenna inside the house. After having a new steel roof installed, no signals were reaching us. Enter the PBD antenna (#WA-2608). I used the mounting kit coupled with a 12' section of black iron pipe to get the mast above my roofline. While the antenna was made up of light weight metals and plastics, it has held up tremendously through several storms over the past few years with winds up to 70mph not even spinning the antenna on the mast. My reasons for a four star review are the slight hassle of antenna alignment; which is due to having a button for movement which cycles the antenna head until it hits it's limit then turns back the other way. So if you go past your aim point a bit, you have to cycle all the way to the end and back to that spot hoping to stop right on time. I also have some station that I know broadcast within the 150 miles this antenna claims to pickup that do not come in but once in a blue moon. So ultimately we went from two channels with rabbit ears, to five solid channels and two or three more that have come in on rare occasion. ADDENDUM: In the spring of 2025 a representative from PBD contacted me and gave me the opportunity to try out a new and improved model of antenna produced by their company... The #8909 model. I have recently completed a review of that SUPERIOR unit; but as it was a complimentary unit, my review will not be tagged as a "Verified Purchase"... So if you're looking at antennas enough to be reading this review, instead go find the newer version: https://www.amazon.com/Amplified-Controllable-Directional-High-Gain-Reception/dp/B0CHYT7B2D/ref=sr_1_1?crid=22QGYF0JYWWEI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-qDiSs1DvOEDlXRL0BV_6vhOoHKK9I3983pp59xoM_L05ulqfePnAof38XbNZ1q3Ws3LQEQoz0j7SiQetXqG4M6FaB561TUQ-COiP4bbqhaI82dyPT92FVR6JaYfS6Vvf3p4wZRRW56tFgq4n55DY2n25wcVjM7KE2PjJi06aqER-RMBwHjTwWMISgJQN6P-FrOsj8wJMvbTjSs_89_fn93nIhFbJR_YKLi5MzwX_zg.-cvMfzdlZRxjU9HhN5Zbi-gFMBH48wW1uLIM5y3T57g&dib_tag=se&keywords=CeKay%2BOutdoor%2BDigital%2BAmplified%2BHDTV%2BAntenna%2C%2B360%C2%B0%2BControllable%2BRotating%2BTV%2BAntenna%2Bwith&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1765261421&sprefix=cekay%2Boutdoor%2Bdigital%2Bamplified%2Bhdtv%2Bantenna%2C%2B360%2Bcontrollable%2Brotating%2Btv%2Bantenna%2Bwith%2Caps%2C97&sr=8-1&th=1 Here's my review of the 8909 model: This is a review of a new upgraded product that I was provided complimentarily after previously purchasing and reviewing a preceding model of antenna produced by PBD (PingBingDing) the https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R39AEV8RHU3JTM/ref=cm_cr_getr_d_rvw_ttl This newer model antenna has larger directors, reflectors and the addition of a resonator bar not found on the previous model. I don't know the science of it all; but I can attest to the fact that we immediately went from five channels to nine and the picture quality and signal strength is much better/clearer than we had just prior to installing this new antenna. The channels I mention in the previous review that would only come in once in a blue moon when atmospheric conditions were right, are now always clear and present. I was pleased with the first antenna I bought and felt it was well worth the cost to purchase and time to install. This new one is far better and hopefully every bit as durable as the former model; which gave us no problems in four and a half years of use despite weathering numerous severe storms.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by C. Haglund
This antenna absolutely meets my needs. But I really recommend that you do some research and find out where your local transmitters are: direction and distance! tvfool is a site I liked for this. I'm about 100 miles south of San Francisco near Salinas, and there are two nearby transmitters. One is about 25 miles away (as the crow flys) and the other is 18 miles away, but those two transmitters are 90 degrees apart from each other. So I pointed the antenna at the transmitter that is furthest away. I did not bother using the rotation feature of this antenna because as others have pointed out, it rotates randomly. I would say just point the antenna in the direction of the furthest transmitter, scan on your television, and hopefully you get good reception. I had been using a wall mount antenna and I was pulling in a dozen or so stations. I installed this antenna in my attic and now I'm probably pulling in around 40 stations (most I don't even care for, but I'm getting ABC / NBC / CBS / Fox reliably and those were the ones I was most interested in). Again, knowing the distance and direction to your transmitters is something you need to figure out! Also, the higher the antenna the better. If you have a lot of trees, hills, & buildings in your area it will affect your signal also. Now, on to something I figured out about interference. There is a guy called antenna man in PA (you can search up his videos) who is extremely helpful with antennas. He totally disses this antenna! I'm sure there are much much better antennas out there, but this one worked for my situation, and the value here is incredible. I would say if it works for you, go with it. If it doesn't work you can return it and go with something more elaborate (and expensive). NOW, on the second day I had this antenna, it started raining at night. I turned on the television, and about half the channels were dropping out. I figured it had to be the rain, so I just shut off the television. The next morning the sky was clear, I turned on the television, and all my stations were back. That evening, I turned on the television again, and many of the channels were again dropping out. However, the skies were clear. OK, so, at night I was losing reception. What was the issue? I did some research and found out there are things around the house that can interfere with ANY over-the-air (antenna) solution for television. So, why was I losing my reception only at night? I did some research online and the thing that made the most sense was related to an electronic item that I use only at night: my LED light bulbs & the dimmer switches that I use to operate them. I'm not sure if the LED lights or the dimmer switches is contributing,or both, but I found that when my LED lights were off, or, were in the fully illuminated position on the dimmer, I had no interference on the television. When I put the dimmer into a very dim setting, I lost many of my stations. The initial solution was to just turn my lights off. But I did a little more research and found something called "ferrite cores" that you can order on Amazon --- they're very inexpensive. They need to go on the wires of the interference source, which takes some work to get into the electrical junction boxes. But once I did this, I was amazed that I was able to have most of my LED lights on at a low dimmer setting and they now barely interfere with the television picture. I haven't seen anyone here write about this, so I just thought I would share my experience in case anyone else is using LED lights and dimmers. Just beware. It has nothing to do with the antenna, and everything to do with the interference cause by the lights and dimmers. The antenna itself pulls in a great signal for me, and I'm very happy with it. Installation was relatively easy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2020 by mbay2002
Arrived yesterday on a 2 day ship. Super easy to put together, just a few clicks and ready for business. For reference I'm in a suburb 30miles outside Chicago. I had a indoor amplified antenna that picked up 65 channels most in good to great quality. My issue was the stability of 2 network broadcasts and not being able to enjoy Football games as it was to much distortion. After a very simple installation, I ran the channel scan... 135 channels wtf. Honestly will never watch any of them, but the point is that all the sudden a whole world of channels opened up. Now for the network channels... Amazing picture and sound quality. No issues at all. Highly recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2026 by Meh
Don’t be an idiot like me. If you’re new to antennas, follow due diligence. *Grabs megaphone*: “THERE ARE DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF THIS ANTENNA AND YOU NEED TO MAKE SURE YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT ONE FOR YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES OR YOU’LL OVERPAY IN THE END”. If you’re new to antennas, go to a website like tvfool or channel master so that you can determine your exact proximity to tv towers. It’s easy and will tell you what channels your towers broadcast and what your chances are of capturing a signal. You’ll basically fall into two categories: 1) You’re 50+ miles from all towers and you’ll need to resort to extreme measures to use an antenna or 2) You’re luckily well under 50 miles from the nearest towers and the most basic antenna will give you cable quality TV with multiple channels. I’m in category 1 (heavily wooded area, rural) and should have gotten the PBD antenna with UPC 703063569001. The major difference is that it comes with an upgraded amplifier that improves UHF channel signals along further distances. It also comes with a remote that has a right and left button for the rotation whereas this one only has one button, causing you to have to play with it in order to get it to go in the right direction (mildly infuriating, to be honest). As for installation, we attached it to the eave of the house and pulled in 4 PBS channels at 27 miles. Caught a whiff of 9 better channels at 63 miles twice, but lost them. Then, we rigged up a telescoping pole for the antenna and attached it to the porch. It’s at least 20+ feet. The channels at 63 miles finally came in, but the signal was still too poor. After installing the upgraded amplifier I ordered, the signals still aren’t great, but the channels are now playing without jumping, pixelating or stopping altogether. That’s proof enough for me that I should’ve gone with the better amplifier to begin with. I’m out $20 extra for not doing my research (really more because I went with the GE antenna to begin with, but that's a whole other story). Either way, it's a small price to pay to avoid returning and re-ordering the right thing. I also want to reiterate here that different versions of this antenna come with different things. In my case, I needed the coaxial that was included, but I would have rather bought one without it and bought a longer, better quality cable. You may already have a complete setup and just need the antenna. Point is, buying a more expensive version that comes with things you don’t need makes no sense. You can prevent that by assessing your situation first!!! Now, I’m overall satisfied with the antenna. The motor tends to stick every so often and needs to be manually adjusted to fix it, but we’re only picking up channels in one general direction anyway, so again: I’m opting to avoid the hassle of returning or troubleshooting. It ain’t worth it. The body is lightweight and fully plastic, so I definitely can’t see it surviving beyond a few years. Especially should it face any “contrary” weather conditions. It’s tied down pretty well, but the antenna itself still has its limits I’m sure. We plan to buy a real mast for it eventually because when it comes to antennas, height matters most. Right now, I’m positive that at the first hint of a storm, we’ll lose the channels at 63 miles (wind and trees obviously don’t mix well), but it’s better than nothing. I’m content with what we’re getting right now and I would highly recommend this brand to anyone. If it fails, I will update. Either way, I could buy this antenna 5 times over the next 10 years and still come nowhere near cable, satellite, or streaming costs. It’s a no-brainer…
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025 by Vanessa Rutherford
I bought it to receive signals from Austin Tx 35 miles away; & all the Austin towers are in one location. I get FOX & ABC very well, NBC, but rather poorly. But never CBS at all? I find that CBS is on a different frequency that this antenna seems to have no adjustments for? The rotation is hard to control for sure, left or tight at random when you push the buttons , but does work okay! It appeared to be made of metal in the ad, but is all very light weight plastic, Surely concerned about any hail damage, but we'll see!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by Miffman
I am extremely pleased with this Amplified Outdoor TV Antenna with 360° Motorized Rotation. The antenna delivers excellent UHF and VHF reception, providing a strong, clear picture in both 4K and 1080P on our TVs. The installation was straightforward, and the included mounting pole and 40-foot RG6 cable made setup much easier. One feature that really stands out is the remote-controlled 360° rotation. Being able to change the antenna's direction from inside the house is incredibly convenient, especially for older individuals who may not be able to climb outside or repeatedly adjust the antenna manually. It worked exactly as advertised and made finding the best signal very easy. I also want to commend the company's customer service and technical support. Their assistance was fantastic. They were knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely interested in helping me get the best performance from the antenna. Excellent customer service is rare these days, and they exceeded my expectations. One recommendation for potential buyers: before purchasing, check the available TV signal strength for your specific address using one of the online signal-mapping websites. Knowing what channels are available and the direction of the broadcast towers in your area will help you set realistic expectations and get the best results from the antenna. Overall, this is a well-designed product that offers excellent reception, convenient remote-controlled positioning, support for multiple TVs, and exceptional customer support. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to reduce cable costs and enjoy free over-the-air television channels. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Old Green House LLC