GE Modern Loop Rabbit Ears Indoor TV Antenna, 15 inch Extendable Dipoles, 4K 1080P VHF UHF, Tabletop Antenna, Digital HDTV Antenna, Smart TV Compatible, 4ft Coaxial Cable, Black, 33675

I was honestly surprised by how well this old-fashioned rabbit ear antenna performs—much better than my previous, more expensive model. Using the Antenna Point app, I located the broadcast towers and aimed the antenna toward Manhattan (I'm in Queens, NY). I placed it on top of my dresser, ran a channel scan, and received 65 channels, including all the major networks: CBS, NBC, FOX, and ABC. For such a simple and affordable antenna, the results are impressive. Clear picture, strong reception, and no need to deal with overpriced alternatives. If you're in a similar area and want great performance without spending a lot, this antenna will definitely do the job. Highly recommended!

I originally bought a flat antenna that was three times the cost and we were getting very little reception. We live in an urban area and should have been getting a lot of channels. Bought this rabbit ears after reading an article that rabbit ears pick up channels better than the flat ones. This was my case. I took a chance on this cheap antenna and it works great in an urban setting. The rabbit ears are a little small but did not affect what channels I was supposed to pick up.

I live in a rural area far enough out that there is no food delivery, decent Internet (until Starlink), and no cable providers, just satellite. Once we got Starlink and learned both my wife and I can stream shows at the same time, we decided to stop Directv (approx. 120.00 per month). However, I wanted to make sure I got the local, channels (CW, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX). Streaming local channels requires a subscription from a streaming service that costs at least 70.00+ per month. Otherwise, I have plenty of free streaming options for a lot of TV (Amazon video, MAX which is included with my cell phone contract, tubi, etc.). Just need those local channels for things like the superbowl and TV series I like. So I bought this antenna and also an attic/outdoor antenna, both by GE. Wanted to test the difference in reception to determine what I needed. My only goal was hopefully getting all the local channels. Hooked this up in my shop and did a scan...55 channels picked up. Couldn't believe it! All the local channels I wanted crystal clear, plus so many others. Some were not clear, but adjusting the antenna brought those in. Some were spanish, which I can't speak, but overall really pleased. I moved it to a bedroom in the front of my house, which is the other side of the house from the direction of the towers in my area and got 46 channels. I have to adjust the antenna to get some of those in clearly. Finally tried it on our bedroom TV, barely got any channels and couldn't pick up most of the local channels. Obviously the number of walls between the antenna and towers had an effect, but 11.00. The larger outdoor/attic antena picked up 115 channels. I'm keeping both. I have an older TV that doesn't have wifi or Internet, so will hook this up to it. Ordered a Tablo tuner and will stream over the air TV to the other TVs in the house from the larger antenna.

Works great needs small space

The consistent reception for the rabbit ear antenna is much better than the newer towel model one. They do get the same amount of channels but I had to keep moving the tower one around. One day a channels would come in great and later it would be fuzzy or not come in at all and I would have to move it to get the channel to show clear. The rabbit ears can stay in one spot and pick up all the channels clearly. It's also nostalgic because it reminds me of my childhood. I don't have to use aluminum foil though. 🥰

I finally get all my local channels! I’ve tried other antennas that were twice as much and although the picture came in crisp, I didn’t get all local channels. This was half the price and although it didn’t get the same amount of channels as the other antennas, it got the ones I couldn’t see before coming in crisp. Apparently the halo with rabbit ears is the way to go.

Not better than a simple old rabbit ear antenna. The dipole is only 15-inch long. Side-by-side comparison with an old antenna shows that it is just comparable or even slightly worse than an old one in. It should have been no surprise as there is nothing new in the design of this technology.

Pulled in a few more channels with this one than other set top antennas I have tried. But, there are still some weaker local channels that it will not pickup, Probably best for locations that are fairly close to the broadcast towers