ION Tailgater Plus Review: Experience Continuous High-Bass Music with Easy One-Touch Controls
Revolutionize Your Wireless Experience with the ClearStream Eclipse Antenna – Powerful Yet Easy to Use
4.4
Clearstream ECLIPSE
Lifewire / Jonno Hill
What We Like
- Simple design
- Great performance
- Less clutter
What We Don’t Like
- Can’t stand on its own
- Limited range
The ClearStream Eclipse is a simple, easy-to-use indoor antenna that outperforms some of the competition for less money.
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4.4
Clearstream ECLIPSE
Lifewire / Jonno Hill
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We purchased the ClearStream Eclipse so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it. Keep reading for our full product review.
The ClearStream Eclipse is a very simple HDTV antenna suitable for use indoors and mostly in metropolitan areas. There are a dizzying amount of options to choose from in thisbest TV antenna space, but this antenna caught my attention by managing to acquire more channels in our signal test despite not requiring an external power source.
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Design: Inoffensive but unexceptional
The ClearStream Eclipse Antenna isn’t the most beautiful piece of hardware to ever grace my living room, but it’s inoffensive enough to not really be an issue. The antenna has a thin, flat, disc shape that is black on one side and white on the other. It is designed to be placed directly onto a flat surface, but you will probably be able to get away with a lot of different orientations depending on how close you are to the signal source.
## **Setup: Simple and easy**The ClearStream Eclipse Antenna has the simplest setup of all the HDTV antennas I’ve tested. There is no mounting hardware, no power adapter, and nothing else to worry about. The antenna comes with a strip of adhesive that can be used to affix it directly to a wall or other preferred surface.
The ClearStream Eclipse Antenna had the best results of any unpowered antenna, even beating out a few of the powered ones.
Luckily the ClearStream Eclipse Antenna comes with a 12ft coaxial cable, so next simply attach the cable to both the antenna and your TV. Make sure to run a channel scan first for best results.
Performance: Above average
I’ve tested a lot of similar antennas recently, and the ClearStream Eclipse Antenna had the best results of any unpowered antenna, even beating out a few of the powered ones. From my apartment, I was able to get acquire an average of 65 channels across all my tests. For reference, the worst-performing antenna found just 47, and the best, 76.
Range: Fair to middling
Antenna’s Direct rates the ClearStream Eclipse Antenna for up to 35 miles of range, although I’ve seen reports of people getting good results from further, or having trouble from much closer. My apartment is well within the supported range, so my sentiments reflect its use in city settings more than suburbs or exurbs.
- Title: ION Tailgater Plus Review: Experience Continuous High-Bass Music with Easy One-Touch Controls
- Author: Kenneth
- Created at : 2024-08-22 18:00:15
- Updated at : 2024-08-23 18:00:15
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