Dab FM Radio Aerial 75 Ohm, Ancable Indoor Dab Antenna Telescopic Aerial with F Type Male Plug Connector with Adapter for Indoor Bluetooth Home Stereo Receiver

Bought for my little Roberts DAB which gets a poor signal indoors. Didn't realise there was a wire aerial in the box with the radio. Anyway, this works great, has 3 adapters and its own plastic tube case.

Works well, good quality. I'd place a question mark about working well for all applications, as, some applications will need a more "extended" aerial (eg. wire, "T"-type, etc.). But, works reasonably well for my hi-fi tuner.

As a hobbyist, working on repair of old used sound/hifi equipment this was a really good buy. It's true, as others have said, that the screw on the antenna rod could be tighter; it does tend to move too easily as it can't be tightened enough but I have found it really useful and for £6 I can't quibble. It is supplied with 3 connectors so I have been able to use on a number of FM receivers. The pick up of stations and strength of signal is good (even though I'm in a poor signal area) and it is so much more convenient than hooking up a dipole. Not sure that the jack style connector would work very well (the antenna would likely swivel in the socket?) but have not had need for that connector.

A great dab radio antenna of high quality and includes 3 different adaptors. Perfect reception now.great service all day long !!

Nice and tidy and easy to install, unfortunately didn’t let me reach the BBC DAB stations I required. I needed it to have a longer telescopic reach / extension.

Only just got this but it's working a treat. It probably fits better than the original Pure aerial - because the segments are shorter it fits more easily into the holding slot to store it horizontally behind the radio - and where I live this gives perfect reception. If you find it doesn't stay in position make sure you've tightened the nut properly on the F-type connector - this did the trick for me. (an 11mm spanner I think - a ring spanner with a kink in it was perfect - as the Pure aerial socket is recessed in the back of the radio)

Do not buy this aerial. As I attached it to the aerial socket on my radio it simply disintegrated, leaving the sleeve and tip of the plug in the socket. The sleeve came out relatively easily, however the tiny tip remained wedged within, rendering the radio’s aerial socket unusable! Fortuitously the wire left at the end of the broken aerial was used to hook out the wedged tip. The build quality of this aerial is appalling!

Arrived with multiple fittings for different inputs. Was easy to connect to my stereo and the sound was pretty good. It folds away easily and can't be seen from behind my stereo. Stays upright and the magnet holds it in place. Compact when closed, looks like a standard aerial. Seems sturdy enough and is decent value for money.

I didn't really like how I couldn't bend the antenna to another side as it was stiff but it is good if you need it straight up. If you use another antenna with the included adapter it works awesome. Plugs in snug into my Bose Wave Music System IV and has not come out.

Put on my Sangean WR-11 - This is the FM Antenna - it is better than the single wire that came with it. Yes you will need to use pliers to snug it down. Keep in mind telescoping antenna may receive best less than fully extended. You have to experiment.

Bought this for Bose to have better FM signal. Works well but like other reviews noted, does not stay in place and rotates down under it's own weight. Serves the purpose 90* or -90*.

Antenna had absolutely zero effect on FM radio reception. Waste of money; do not recommend.

The antenna has to be propped up against something because the main part of the connection cannot be tightened! The antenna does get good reception.