I needed it as a diagnostic tool for pointing an attic antenna more than as a set-top box. Although it appears ideal as a primary tuner for a TV, it was perfect as a high-accuracy signal strength meter as well. I was able to resolve my signal issues

love the meter but its the remote thats hard to understand some of the functions.

Please forget my previous 2 star review. I didn't have the HDMI cable connected off of the signal meter and was just running on the coax in and coax out to the antenna port. Using the HDMI made a huge difference (as would be expected) in the picture quality.
So yeah, 100% - great product - Just don't be a dumb a$$ like me and leave off the HDMI cable.

The tuner in the signal meter I got is substandard - my TV tuner is way better. The signal meter itself is helpful in placing the antenna in the correct position, but the tuner is junk - the picture quality just isn't there.
I wish there was a firmware update or something that could fix it.

I purchased this device upon the impression that a channel number could be entered and then had time to move my ClearStream2V around to locate best location. My experience is quite different as the meter quickly moves to next receivable signal not allowing me to hunt for the number entered. This switch to next signal has a image, that quickly appears and then disappears, of something like a yellow or gold smiley face but not sure as it happens very fast. It seams that I needed to position the 2V at 30% or higher before it would not advance to next signal. My older Samsung allows OTA search using main number and sub number such as 12-1 in my case, but this tuner has no method of sub numbers. It would be great if the frequency could be entered on the manual search such as 207.1 or 503.
I live in 97302 area code and use 3 attic antennas(2 different areas) to successfully watch over 50 channels which are 45 miles due north of my location. This Clearstream 2v is located(attic is a challenge) behind our master bedroom Samsung tv. It works this location but could not tune in (little or none) the Fox 12 station. Thus my purchase of your signal meter which gives me information about my signal condition (mostly UHF channels) but does allow me time to locate a position when channel signal is weak.
Also not a fan of the infrared remote which requires a straight line of site to meter. The meter off position display is too bright. A secondary reason of purchasing was the recording ability, but have not used that feature as of yet.