Maclean MCTV-671 High Gain Quad 4-Way LNB Lowest Noise Figure 0.1dB Sky HD Freesat Cable

Solidly built and worked a treat, the red protective cover slides down smoothly once cables screwed in. Looks smarter than old grey one (all outputs had failed on the weekend of the huge solar storm May 10, 2024; wondering if that was the cause or contributed to it, had been watching TV late overnight). Signal led to clear image without any fine adjustment needed to previous working antenna. Throat was wider than previous LNB, overall bulkier. The logo on the side is a glued on metallic flat logo, and the top corner of that is quite sharp and caught my finger a couple times while dealing with the installation as it wasn't quite tight against the black plastic body. Didn't cut me, but just something to be aware of - now it's up there it doesn't matter though I wonder if it's actually metal or could rust after a long time up there with our weather.

Would recommend very strong signal gain works with 1080p or 4K which ever satellite receiver you have very happy 😊

Excellent value for money, very easy to install, improved picture quality, guess old LNB had been slowly failing.

I found this lnb to be of good quality and I got a strong signal from my dish. You need an adapter if you want to use it on a standard Sky dish.

Used to replace sky q lnb .. diameter of body on this is a bit bigger than the sky lnb so had to use tape to hold bracket in place instead of fixing screw.. worked straight away .. great value

Struggle to get all channels

I am very pleased with this LNB which is fitted to an aluminium 80cm dish which is over twenty years old. Having tried several LNBs over the last few years and only getting a signal strength of 65 to 67% I was ready to change the dish until I tried this one and, wow, signal strength of100% on Astra 19.2.This unit will fit the very early Sky minidish of which I have three but do not buy this to replace a failed quad LNB as the shaft is wider and will not fit the later dishes.A very good LNB for standard dishes but not for most SKY dishes.

I was losing channels on my freesat dish. The internet said the likely cause would be a faulty LNB. I was a bit sceptical as the dish is only 6 months old with a Labgear LNB.How wrong was I? Not only have I got the channels back that had disappeared, I have channels which were breaking up from the moment the dish was installed and channels that had been "no signal" from the beginning. I don't know if I am imagining it but the picture seems sharper too.It took me, a 65 year old woman less than 10 minutes to fit.This didn't break the bank and was worth taking a risk on for me.