It is excellent as a screw cap so that the antenna hole is not exposed. No improvement in reception was noticed with or without it.

Although very small, it does its job just like the original one which is 40 centimeters. I installed it in a 2006 Fiat Panda and it picked up a signal in an underground parking lot where before it only had interference.

The career or tap is only for appearance for cars with long antennas that catch and break the bases. It is not an antenna. It is a screw cap.

I didn't see any significant difference from before when I didn't have it at all. And the advantage of it being discreet, I don't think it's enough.

Metal antenna. Looks beautiful. Fits on Vitara just like the factory one.

I bought 2.
It is metallic and black in color.
I put one in a Qashqai J11, where the photo is from.
The antenna I had was 40cm! And I almost hit the power cables (yes, I'm exaggerating, but inside a well-known commercial area, in the parking lot, I counted how many fire extinguisher tubes they have). It was necessary to change it.
The main antenna has its amplifier externally on the car. Right where the antenna connects. So I don't have any difference in signal reception. (Within Athens and in difficult areas)
I believe and hope that it will not need to be removed in car washes. (and it won't lose its color)
I tried the second one in a mokka x, where the owner immediately noticed a decrease in signal. So it was taken out and the main one was put back.
Finally, I put it in my in-laws' corolla, whose antenna broke in branches, luckily she doesn't hear well (my mother-in-law). So she thanked me. (I haven't checked if it has a good signal)

I bought it with reservation for its performance. It was installed in a Mitsubishi ASX and it has reception like the factory antenna!!! The purchase is worth it. It has been tested within Athens as well as in the countryside.

For its size, its reception is incredible, currently tested in Athens. It is metallic and not plastic, it has the necessary adapters for all threads, and the difference in reception from the factory long-range antenna is almost negligible. I should note that I first tried a shark fin type antenna with the plate antenna and the reception was terrible. This particular antenna is even smaller than a fin and captures infinitely better.

To get a clear reception, you need to be 100 meters away from the radio station studio! Good in terms of quality, but the signal quality is very mediocre!

Very good for its size, but only for its size. I changed it only for aesthetic reasons. Unfortunately, it doesn't do a good job in narrow areas in the city center between apartment buildings and in various places where the signal is not so good. Unfortunately, I hear the stations with static and with difficulty. Otherwise, it's not bad, but it's not suitable for someone who wants to listen to the radio crystal clear.
P.S. I changed the previous one because at high speeds it whipped the car's sky... so I will try other larger ones but not this little thing... It doesn't work.

Very discreet! Greek and economical. Good metal construction.
It catches a good signal, unlike a shark (which was actually good) that I had tried recently. Even outside Athens (e.g. Elefsina).
Used in Peugeot 208 '13 e-HDi Allure.

The ideal antenna for anyone using an FM Bluetooth transmitter in their car in Athens. I had tried 4 antennas and they all picked up interference from local stations. This particular antenna picks up the main stations that one would need, while there is minimal to no frequency interference when I connect the FM transmitter to listen to music from my phone. It's awesome!

Very small and discreet, it fit nicely in my Suzuki Swift '17. It is metallic and appears to be of good quality.