Ditching your cable- or satellite-TV subscription and going to a setup combining a streaming device along with an antenna to pick up over-the-air digital broadcasts is a smart move that will save you ...

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New York — AudioVox has begun the rollout of its RCA-branded indoor TV antennas, targeting new DTV purchasers and set-top converter box users making the transition from analog to digital reception.

For those needing over-the-air high-definition local TV reception, Satechi introduced the HD Digital Indoor Flat Amplified TV Antenna (ST-A1500). The USB-powered antenna would work best on a HDTV with ...

Cable is the worst, and these days there are plenty of compelling reasons to cut the cable not the least of which is that you can just use a regular TV antenna to get 1080p broadcasts for free.

If you’re tired of paying for live TV or just want a backup option that doesn’t rely on the internet, an indoor HDTV antenna is a smart investment. With the right antenna, you can access major network ...

Ditching your cable provider in favor of steaming services and over-the-air programming sounds like a great idea-—until you start experiencing issues with your Wi-Fi network. If your TV is in a dead ...

Nah, this isn't yet another digital-to-analog converter, just a tried-and-true OTA antenna for those looking to ditch their pay-TV provider and live off the fat of the land (or whatever HD locals you ...

I have a hard time getting over-the-air signals at my house in San Jose. That’s become an issue lately, because I’ve been reviewing some big-screen digital TVs and been wanting to tune them into the ...

The image showing an indoor TV antenna typically depicts a smaller, more compact device that is designed to be placed inside a home or building, usually near a television set. Indoor antennas are ...

TV antennas experienced a resurgence in popularity with the phase-out of analog television signals in 2014, a trend that hasn’t abated: 34% of TV viewers in the U.S. say they use an antenna to watch ...