Philips Rabbit Ears Black Indoor TV Antenna, Dipole and Circular Loop

This is a great little indoor antenna. If you live inside a city or close to a city, this is probably all you need. I have been experimenting with different types of antennas since things switched from analog to digital. You can pay a lot for all types of antennas and end up with mediocre reception. Advertisers many times push HDTV, which is okay, but a good antenna will provide HDTV and pick up both VHF (Very High Frequency and UHF (Ultra High Frequency). The rabbit years are for VHF mostly and the round antenna is for UHF. I have to admit when I got this delivered, I thought I had been had. This thing is tiny compared with the ones with longer rabbit years. But this thing is apparently tuned perfectly for the frequencies. The small size becomes a plus because you barely notice it. This thing works great and amazing for it's size. It is pulling in channels that much larger antennas pick up. I liked it so much that bought two. I got rid of a much larger ugly one. I highly recommend this, especially for the price. I would at least try this first, if it does not work in you environment, return it. But I believe you will be happy and save a lot of money! Highly Recommend!

Works great (excellent ability to catch over-the-air channels assuming you live in an area with very good reception -line of sight to transmitters). This unit has no fancy amplification yet displayed images are surprisingly crisp and clear (though that's a function of todays' over-the-air technology but good to know this simple, traditional, inexpensive antenna utilizes it. Very traditional Dipole and circular loop but a great value because it's so inexpensive and easy to setup.

I refused to pay a streaming service or similar app to watch college and pro football. A lot of the new designs that you stick flat on a window or look phallic don’t work. This old school rabbit ear system found one channel the first try, six the next and then 12. Several channels are useless, just due to the content, and some channels get that digital lock constantly. But a few of the networks come in clear. I’m not using a booster so that may help but I’m 40 miles away from the nearest transmitter and getting NBC, CBS, FOX and ABC was great news and means lots of football with no subscription. Worth the $15 even if I only picked up on network. Easy to setup.

I tried other more expensive antennas that failed to pick up my local CBS station that Directv deleted 4 years ago. I scanned once and picked up 44 channels here in northeast PA. I needed a VHF antenna to pick up CBS. No need to overspend for an antenna. It sits behind my TV and it isn't even visible. My TV is a few feet away from a large window. It works great, perfect for what I needed.

Love this antenna. It's affordable and has both VHF dipoles and a UHF loop for optimal reception for every TV frequency. Works great by itself and exceptionally well with a cheap in-line amplifier.

I was struggling to receive VHF stations. I tried a couple other antennas that claimed to work with UHF, but they failed to bring in a station that has a tower in the city where live. I was hesitant to get this old fashioned looking antenna, but boy did it do the job! I will also add that it is pretty small. I also like that it has its own stand. So, no having to hang it off something or mount it somewhere. Installation could not be simpler. Just screw in the coax cable, scan for channels on your TV, and off you go. This found way more stations than the highly rated ones I tried. It's fully compatibly with UHF as well. I have no issues with the speed/reception of the stations, and it appears pretty sturdy. I definitely recommend this over the flat panels and so forth of you have VHF channels in your area. Note that I asked Gemini where the TV transmission tower was from my home address. I got a compass heading. I added a compass app on my phone, figured out what direction I needed, and I was all good.

It was easy to connect to my TV with the coaxial cable, and I like that it works with smart TVs, HDTV, 4K, 1080P, VHF and UHF channels. The tabletop design is also nice because you can move it around and try different spots. I used it near the TV, by the window, and higher up to see if the channels would come in better.Some channels came in okay, but others kept breaking up or not showing at all. The rabbit ears do help a little when you adjust them, but I had to keep moving them around like I was doing a whole science project in my living room. Very annoying, very not glamorous.

I get 12 channels with these rabbit ears and I live in a small town in the woods. Most channels come in crystal clear while a few don't. I haven't tried moving the antenna around to get better reception yet. I get the world cup soccer games and they come in great! I'm very happy with the rabbit ears so far and love the retro look!

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.

Excelente producto. Había comprado dos antenas en tiendas de electrónica y me habían funcionado en la Ciudad de México, pero en Cuernavaca no me sirvieron. La marca Philips me dio confianza y decidí probar esta antena. Fue un gran acierto. Estéticamente no es tan bonita como las otras que había probado, pero, funcionalmente, no tiene comparación. Sintonizó muchos canales, a pesar de que no está cerca de una ventana y de que no hice muchos intentos para orientarla de la mejor manera posible. Sintoniza los canales que me interesan y con eso es más que suficiente. La única "falla" que podría mencionar es que el cable no es muy largo, mide alrededor de 1.5 m, lo cual limita un poco las opciones de ubicación.

A length of speaker cable performed better than this aerial.

No it's not working

J'ai recu cette antenne aujourd'hui.J'ai mis au poubelle mon ancienne antenne tv plate collée dans ma fenêtre.Avec mon ancienne antenne,je captais très précisément 2 postes(radio canada francais et radio canada anglais).Il y'avait aussi Noovo et Télé-Québec qui était reconnus lors du scan,mais ces deux chaines étaient pixelisés et n'arrivaient pas a demeurer stable. En installant l'antenne Philips dans ma fenêtre a l'aide d'un collant et après un premier scan,je capte très bien 5 chaines sans aucunes mauvaises réceptions.Je capte toujours les deux Radio Canada francais et anglais,je capte Télé-Québec et Noovo 5/5,mais j'ai lu sur le web que TVA devrais être capté dû à l'intensité de leur tour de diffusion,dans mon cas je ne le recois tout simplement pas.Apropos de l'antenne elle capte les ondes UHF et VHF grâce au deux tiges périscopiques et la tige ovale.Les antennes plates,elles c'est seulement les ondes VHF.Ce qui est de la réception,je suis sur la Rive-Nord de Montréal a peu près a 30-35 km des tours de transmission,soit dans la moyenne de distance par rapport aux tours. Pour le prix cette antenne est plus performante que celles vendus sur les sites chinois à 2-3 dollars.Ca vaut ce 20$.