Your Area. Your Everyday TV.
Catch local news, weather, sports, and entertainment carried by the stations you can receive. Discover what is available where you live—not another oversized TV package.
Spend $59 more to get FREE shipping!
HD TV Antenna · Everyday TV, simplified
Morning headlines. Tonight’s weather. The game on your local station. Bring available over-the-air channels to your compatible TV—without adding a monthly antenna subscription.
A compact antenna. A simple setup. A fresh look at the way you watch.
See How It Works ↓Available channels and reception depend on your location, antenna placement, and TV compatibility.
More room for the TV you actually watch
From your morning news routine to an evening on the couch, make available local broadcasts part of your everyday viewing.
Catch local news, weather, sports, and entertainment carried by the stations you can receive. Discover what is available where you live—not another oversized TV package.
Enjoy received free-to-air broadcasts without a monthly antenna service charge or cable contract. A straightforward option for viewers who mainly want local television.
Its lightweight, compact design suits living rooms, bedrooms, RVs, and campers. Taking it somewhere new? Reposition the antenna and scan for the channels available there.
Designed to receive local broadcast signals for HD viewing where available. A suitable position helps you make the most of reception in your room.
What it means for your everyday viewing
| The Feature | The Everyday Benefit |
|---|---|
| Over-the-air reception | Access the local broadcast channels available in your area. |
| No monthly antenna subscription | Watch received free broadcasts without an ongoing antenna service fee. |
| HD viewing where available | Enjoy HD broadcasts when your TV and reception support them. |
| Compact, portable design | Fit the antenna into a home, bedroom, RV, or camper TV setup. |
| TV connection & channel scan | Set up through your television’s antenna input and channel settings. |
This is an over-the-air TV antenna. The free-viewing benefit applies to available broadcast channels, not a paid cable or streaming package.
A few simple steps—not a technical project
Use your TV’s antenna connection and settings to find the broadcasts available to you.
Attach the supplied cable to your TV’s coaxial antenna input. Place the antenna in a suitable position.
Open your TV’s input or channel settings and choose the antenna broadcast source.
Run a channel scan, then browse the stations found. Rescan after changing the antenna’s position.
Use your TV’s instructions to locate its antenna and channel-scan settings.
Small antenna. Placement matters.
Your home and location shape what you can receive. Set the antenna where it works best in your space, rather than treating every spot as the same.
Less commitment. More everyday simplicity.
For the morning news, a local broadcast, or a quieter evening at home, keep your viewing setup focused on what you can receive and what you enjoy watching.
No antenna subscription is required to watch the free over-the-air channels you receive. This refers to broadcast television, not paid cable packages or streaming subscriptions.
Choose the antenna source in your TV settings, position the antenna, and run a channel scan. If you move the antenna, rescan to check for available stations.
Check that your TV supports antenna reception and has a compatible coaxial antenna input. An older analog TV may need a separate digital converter box. Review your TV’s specifications before ordering.
Distance from broadcast towers, building materials, obstacles, weather, and antenna placement can all affect the result. The same channel selection or reception quality is not guaranteed in every location.
For TVs in different rooms, a separate antenna for each setup lets you choose its position and scan for channels independently.
The compact design suits travel TV setups as well as home use. You still need a compatible television and available local broadcasts. Run a new channel scan after changing locations.