Philips Rabbit Ears Black Indoor TV Antenna, Dipoles and Circular Loop, Tabletop, Digital, Smart TV Compatible, HDTV, 4K 1080P VHF UHF, 5Ft Coaxial Cable, SDV8201B/27

A length of speaker cable performed better than this aerial.

It didn’t work for me since my TV tower was about 25 km away. I guess if you’re much closer, it might be worth buying.

Works good, I’m happy with it, no false claims, it works just as good or even better than other over priced antennas that claim that they can pick up signals beyond the laws of physics, I sealed it up and use it outside, it’s cheap enough to replace periodically because it pulls all the available channels in my area and that is all I can ask for LG, Samsung and Vizio have the best receivers for antenna reception so I’ve come to learn,

No it's not working

Got recommended this Antenna from "The Antenna Man". Back in 2016 when I cut the cord, I didn't do any research on Antennas or knew anything about it, so I just bought a simple flat Indoor Antenna on Amazon. It was working okay however sometimes I cannot watch "Fox" because it's on a VHF band and Tyler the Antenna man described the different between UHF and VHF and looking up the problem on the cheap flat Antenna why it couldn't pick it up is because it wasn't for picking up VHF bands. The reason I took a while trying to get an Antenna is because there wasn't a whole lot on TV I really wanted to watch except when it came to watching sports that airs on Fox it was simply hard. I decided to junk the old flat Antenna and replace it with this "Philips Rabbit Ears Black Indoor TV Antenna" and I have to say it worked perfectly fine. I lived about 26 miles away in LA from the broadcast towers, so it was within the 30+ mile range claim. I will say I tried hanging this on a wall and it wasn't performing very well so when I put it flat on a tabletop it was able to lock in all my Major Channels including Fox. If you live in a city within 30+ miles of the towers and don't live near a hill or tree obstructing your view on picking up the signal I recommend this antenna! I will mention however the cable is only 5ft long so if you are planning on hooking it up to the TV make sure it has a good clear space to pick up the networks. Otherwise, you may have problems. Mine isn't hooked up to a TV but to a wireless device called a "Homerun" so I can watch anywhere in my home! Never a doubt this was a better choice getting than paying a month of a live TV streaming service costing $80+ just to watch my locals and that's savings!

I thought yeah give it a go... Boy was I impressed - way way exceeded my expectations. Set my new 4K TV to scan for digital stations on the Gold Coast - boom 68 stations tuned. Clear pictures and good sound. Make sure you also get the adapter as this comes with a cable TV male pin, nothing like the TV socket in all Aussie TVs