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title: "Winegard FlatWave FL-5000 Multidirectional Indoor TV Antenna"
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# 40-mile range reception Tool-free simple setup Ultra-thin dual-color design Winegard FlatWave FL-5000 Multidirectional Indoor TV Antenna

**Brand:** winegard
**Price:** ฿5307
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📺 Cut the cord, not your style — sleek signals, zero clutter!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Winegard FlatWave FL-5000 Multidirectional Indoor TV Antenna by winegard
- **How much does it cost?** ฿5307 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/1328522-winegard-flatwave-fl-5000-multidirectional-indoor-tv-antenna)

## Best For

- winegard enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted winegard brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **NextGen TV Ready:** Future-proof your entertainment with compatibility for the latest broadcast standards and smart TV ecosystems.
- • **Plug & Play Installation:** No tools, no hassle—just connect via coax and scan channels with guided app support for instant access.
- • **Sleek, Ultra-Thin Profile:** Blends effortlessly into any modern living space with a stylish dual-color flat panel that’s barely noticeable.
- • **Trusted American Engineering:** Built on decades of Winegard expertise, delivering reliable, high-quality reception you can count on.
- • **Seamless 40-Mile Signal Capture:** Stay connected to your favorite local channels without cable fees, even in dense urban and suburban areas.

## Overview

The Winegard FL-5000 FlatWave Indoor HD Antenna offers a powerful 40-mile range for VHF/UHF over-the-air TV reception in urban and suburban settings. Its ultra-thin, dual-color design integrates seamlessly into modern interiors, while tool-free installation and app-guided setup make it perfect for busy professionals seeking hassle-free access to local channels and NextGen TV broadcasts. Designed and manufactured in the USA, this non-amplified antenna delivers dependable, high-quality signal reception without the need for external power or complex mounting.

## Description

Winegard FL-5000 FlatWave Indoor HD Antenna is a non-amplified indoor over-the-air antenna designed for VHF and UHF reception in metro and suburban environments. The ultra-thin FlatWave panel is engineered for discreet placement in living spaces while maintaining consistent signal capture from broadcast towers up to 40 miles away depending on location and installation conditions. Built with a dual-color low-profile design it integrates easily behind televisions or on walls without complex mounting hardware. The FL-5000 supports NextGen TV broadcasts where available and is designed to complement modern smart TV and streaming device setups by delivering free local channels alongside subscription services. Installation is straightforward using a standard coax connection to the TV input followed by a simple channel scan to populate available stations. No external power or amplification is required which reduces setup complexity and keeps installation flexible across multiple rooms. Winegard provides supporting mobile tools through its app ecosystem including channel discovery and placement assistance features that help optimize reception based on user location. This antenna is intended for users in high-density broadcast regions seeking to reduce dependence on paid cable services while retaining access to local news sports and entertainment programming. The design prioritizes signal clarity across both VHF and UHF bands and is optimized for indoor environments with varying signal conditions. Pairing the antenna with a streaming device allows users to create a hybrid entertainment system that blends over-the-air content with on-demand platforms. The Winegard FL-5000 FlatWave Indoor HD Antenna is great for apartments condos and homes where traditional outdoor TV antennas aren’t feasible.

Review: Excellent OTA Antenna - I bought the FlatWave FL-5000 antenna (no amp) after I cut the cord in January, which has worked quite well. Now it is true that OTA digital antenna may work differently in each case, I hope my review (with some detailed parameters) can help the next buyer make an informed decision: - I live in a metro area of a large city where the main broadcasting towers are ~15 miles away - Based on TVFool.com, majority of the stations have a NM rating above 45 - I only need it for one TV - Combining above three factors, I bought the non-amp version. My research indicates most non-amp antenna is capable of handling this range. Amped version can both boost signal, but as well as noise Result: - Set up is easy, takes 5 minutes - The reception quality is amazing. I was blown away by the full HD quality, it does appear that some OTA channels has BETTER quality than cable - Channels: I am able to receive ALL channels listed by TVFool, including major ones such as NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, etc. (all in HD). I counted 35+ of them (there are others but unlikely to watch on regular basis) - DVR Function: one of the areas that today’s OTA market is still struggling is TV listing. I have seen people finding different solutions including 3rd party DVR, or subscribing to a listing service with a monthly fee. Personally, I have a Samsung SmartTV, which has built-in turner. It also allows me to add certain channels to “Favorite” and create a customized filter to show favorite channels only. The remote has a TV Listing button that will show you TV listings the same way your cable set-top box does. Granted, it has some lag time (normally between 5~10 sec), but given all these are for free, it is something I can definitely live with As internet streaming services, tablets, smart phones, smart electronic devices become more and more popular, and tech giants like Google, MS, Apple start to offer integrating your home computer, game console, TV, and other electronic devices with internet streaming, the decline of traditional Cable TV has begun. More and more people find their way to enjoy contents via Streaming + Digital OTA, for two main reasons: cost and freedom. Gone are those days you were “served” with 200 cable channels which you pay premium but never watch …
Review: impressive reception - I live near Minneapolis, and was using two antennas, a Terk indoor http://www.desertcart.com/Amplified-High-Definition-Antenna-Off-Air-Reception/dp/B0007MXZB2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401071991&sr=8-1&keywords=terk+antenna and a Antennas Direct outdoor. http://www.desertcart.com/Antennas-Direct-C2-ClearStream-Television/dp/B0017O3UHI/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1401071943&sr=8-8&keywords=antennas+direct Both worked relatively well with amplification. The Terk did as well as it could because I had to point it through my apartment from my bedroom TV; I wasn't able to receive some of the more difficult channels (Fox 9.1, NBC 11.1, 45TV 5.2...), which was OK because I could get the lower quality 480i Fox 9.2, and only watched NBC for sports. My outdoor Antennas Direct antenna obviously performed better, but I still occasionally had a problem with Fox 9.1 and NBC 11.1. I was lucky, as all stations I wanted to watch were in the exact same direction (both of these are directional antennas). I've just recently moved further away, and to a location that wouldn't give me the ability to use my outdoor antenna. I wanted to see if there was a better option for me to try, and stumbled across this Winegard antenna. I liked the idea of a paper thin multi-directional antenna, but wasn't sure how well it would perform at my new address. Since it had good reviews, I ordered three: one for the living room TV, one for the loft TV, and one for the bedroom TV. So far, I have connected two off the three antennas, and was floored by how effective they were. The one I attached to a new TV, which is on the first floor, picked up almost every channel I had at the previous address, but also received Fox 9.1 flawlessly. It didn't pick up a channel group that was much further away, but I rarely ever watched those. The older TV received all of the channels I had at the previous address without a channel search, and I'm now curious to find out what else it may find if I do one (it's on the second floor). I like that I can put the antenna anywhere, and it still performs well. The one on the first floor is attached to the back of my entertainment center, and my antenna on the second floor is currently lying awkwardly on a box, LOL. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile antenna. Update 07/06/2014: I'm still happy with the antennas, but felt that I should add a few things to my comments. Even though the Winegard is multi-directional, you'll still want to make sure that as much surface area of the antenna as possible is pointed in the direction of the TV signals for the best reception. I had some issues after attaching it to the wall with 3M strips that were mostly because the paper-thin edge of the antenna was pointed at the TV stations. Once I moved it to the perpendicular wall, reception improved a great deal. I also added amplification to the antenna, which dramatically increased performance. Because of this, you may want to consider the amplified version of this antenna, depending on where you live relative to the TV stations.

## Features

- URBAN & SUBURBAN RECEPTION: The FL-5000 FlatWave indoor antenna picks up VHF and UHF signals for over-the-air channels with a range up to 40 miles in urban and suburban areas.
- ULTRA-THIN DESIGN: The dual-color and flat panel look blends into home interiors easily for simple placement near TVs in a way that fits most interior existing décor.
- SIMPLE INSTALLATION: Connects directly to most TVs via coax inputs with no tools required. Then, perform a channel scan to access available over-the-air stations while the Winegard app guides you through the setup process.
- DEVICE COMPATIBILITY: Works with NextGen TV enabled broadcasts, connects to most smart TVs and streaming devices as well as access local over-the-air channels.
- TRUSTED U.S.-BASED DESIGN: Built on decades of Winegard technology expertise, delivering dependable performance and exceptional quality with American designs and manufacturing.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0063705PE |
| Antenna | Television |
| AntennaDescription | Television |
| Best Sellers Rank | #46 in TV Antennas |
| Brand | Winegard |
| Built-In Media | 15' Mini 59 Coaxial Cable, Flatwave Nonamplified Indoor Hdtv Antenna, Two 3M Command Adhesive Strips |
| Color | Black/White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 2,243 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00615798400767 |
| Impedance | 75 ohm |
| Item Highlight | 40 Mile Range, Non-Amplified, Ultra-Thin, Dual-Color, Indoor Rated, Metro Areas, 4K Ultra-HD, NextGen TV |
| Item Type Name | Indoor HDTV Antennas |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Winegard |
| Maximum Range | 35 miles |
| Mfr Part Number | FL5000 |
| Model Number | FL-5000 |
| Number of Channels | 189 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| UPC | 115970921245 887469355328 803983023840 615798400767 080000276766 615798402662 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 90 days |

## Product Details

- **Antenna:** Television
- **Brand:** Winegard
- **Color:** Black/White
- **Impedance:** 75 ohm
- **Manufacturer:** Winegard
- **Maximum Range:** 35 miles
- **Number of Channels:** 189
- **Number of Packs:** 1
- **UPC:** 115970921245 887469355328 803983023840 615798400767 080000276766 615798402662
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent OTA Antenna
*by C***R on March 9, 2016*

I bought the FlatWave FL-5000 antenna (no amp) after I cut the cord in January, which has worked quite well. Now it is true that OTA digital antenna may work differently in each case, I hope my review (with some detailed parameters) can help the next buyer make an informed decision: - I live in a metro area of a large city where the main broadcasting towers are ~15 miles away - Based on TVFool.com, majority of the stations have a NM rating above 45 - I only need it for one TV - Combining above three factors, I bought the non-amp version. My research indicates most non-amp antenna is capable of handling this range. Amped version can both boost signal, but as well as noise Result: - Set up is easy, takes 5 minutes - The reception quality is amazing. I was blown away by the full HD quality, it does appear that some OTA channels has BETTER quality than cable - Channels: I am able to receive ALL channels listed by TVFool, including major ones such as NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, etc. (all in HD). I counted 35+ of them (there are others but unlikely to watch on regular basis) - DVR Function: one of the areas that today’s OTA market is still struggling is TV listing. I have seen people finding different solutions including 3rd party DVR, or subscribing to a listing service with a monthly fee. Personally, I have a Samsung SmartTV, which has built-in turner. It also allows me to add certain channels to “Favorite” and create a customized filter to show favorite channels only. The remote has a TV Listing button that will show you TV listings the same way your cable set-top box does. Granted, it has some lag time (normally between 5~10 sec), but given all these are for free, it is something I can definitely live with As internet streaming services, tablets, smart phones, smart electronic devices become more and more popular, and tech giants like Google, MS, Apple start to offer integrating your home computer, game console, TV, and other electronic devices with internet streaming, the decline of traditional Cable TV has begun. More and more people find their way to enjoy contents via Streaming + Digital OTA, for two main reasons: cost and freedom. Gone are those days you were “served” with 200 cable channels which you pay premium but never watch …

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ impressive reception
*by J***. on May 26, 2014*

I live near Minneapolis, and was using two antennas, a Terk indoor http://www.amazon.com/Amplified-High-Definition-Antenna-Off-Air-Reception/dp/B0007MXZB2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401071991&sr=8-1&keywords=terk+antenna and a Antennas Direct outdoor. http://www.amazon.com/Antennas-Direct-C2-ClearStream-Television/dp/B0017O3UHI/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1401071943&sr=8-8&keywords=antennas+direct Both worked relatively well with amplification. The Terk did as well as it could because I had to point it through my apartment from my bedroom TV; I wasn't able to receive some of the more difficult channels (Fox 9.1, NBC 11.1, 45TV 5.2...), which was OK because I could get the lower quality 480i Fox 9.2, and only watched NBC for sports. My outdoor Antennas Direct antenna obviously performed better, but I still occasionally had a problem with Fox 9.1 and NBC 11.1. I was lucky, as all stations I wanted to watch were in the exact same direction (both of these are directional antennas). I've just recently moved further away, and to a location that wouldn't give me the ability to use my outdoor antenna. I wanted to see if there was a better option for me to try, and stumbled across this Winegard antenna. I liked the idea of a paper thin multi-directional antenna, but wasn't sure how well it would perform at my new address. Since it had good reviews, I ordered three: one for the living room TV, one for the loft TV, and one for the bedroom TV. So far, I have connected two off the three antennas, and was floored by how effective they were. The one I attached to a new TV, which is on the first floor, picked up almost every channel I had at the previous address, but also received Fox 9.1 flawlessly. It didn't pick up a channel group that was much further away, but I rarely ever watched those. The older TV received all of the channels I had at the previous address without a channel search, and I'm now curious to find out what else it may find if I do one (it's on the second floor). I like that I can put the antenna anywhere, and it still performs well. The one on the first floor is attached to the back of my entertainment center, and my antenna on the second floor is currently lying awkwardly on a box, LOL. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile antenna. Update 07/06/2014: I'm still happy with the antennas, but felt that I should add a few things to my comments. Even though the Winegard is multi-directional, you'll still want to make sure that as much surface area of the antenna as possible is pointed in the direction of the TV signals for the best reception. I had some issues after attaching it to the wall with 3M strips that were mostly because the paper-thin edge of the antenna was pointed at the TV stations. Once I moved it to the perpendicular wall, reception improved a great deal. I also added amplification to the antenna, which dramatically increased performance. Because of this, you may want to consider the amplified version of this antenna, depending on where you live relative to the TV stations.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Slightly Better...
*by J***X on March 7, 2014*

For my precise environment. location, & reception sweet spot, I find this antenna slightly better than the Mohu Leaf or the AmazonBasics Extreme. I find it significantly better than the RCA "tile" looking antenna which was good but much less useful due to its greater weight and related less flexibility of use. In general, all of these thin indoor antennas work well, the bigger the better. I think what makes this one one effective for me is that this FL-5000 is larger than the Amazon-Basics versions and both are bigger than the Mohu Leaf. Surface area of any antenna and not amplification is what makes the difference. The general finding among outside antennas is regardless the fancy design differences, 30 inch is the cut off point. Know this: any outdoor antenna is superior to any indoor antenna, simply due to the fact that the signals have no walls or indoor electronics to pass through. Height is a factor. No indoor antenna can defeat the real gains obtained with significantly greater height. Also, when a major brand indoor antenna produces little to no results for you, this doesn't mean the antenna is no good or that the other 90% of pleased owners are demented. From all three antennas I mentioned I got at least 9 channels. With the AmazonBasics I get very good signals from 6 towers that are 50 miles away in another state (Toledo, Ohio). With the FL-5000 I get 9 from Toledo and three from Ann Arbor. Here is what I do. I make a "tower" out of cardboard boxes so my antenna is equal to the top of my walls. I then begin methodically testing positions, running a channel scan with each move. Once, I find the sweet spot, I try all three flat antennas. I did this for my main living room and the family room. I can not get the same channels in both rooms. Between two rooms, I receive a total of 30 channels. In one room I get CBET 9 Canada and both Toledo and Detroit PBS stations, 6 total. We have Roku & cable TV. The picture quality of the HD channels is significantly better with over the air than with HD Cable TV. This spring I'm getting a Winegard outdoor antenna. From my precise location, I figure I can get 50 channels when I add Ann Arbor, all of Toledo and Detroit and channels in line with us & Lansing - Flint. Tip - try different antennas. Begin with the least expensive one that has a good buyer rating & locate your sweet spot. . Keep the shipping materials and keep the antenna in pristine condition so you can return it and try the next cheapest antenna. ..

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