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In terms of reception strength and picture quality, this is one of the better antennas we’ve reviewed. But the blue light bugs us. Terk’s latest iteration of its Omni-series of multi-directional ...

For some users, the looks of the Skybar will be worth the extra cash and the sacrifice of one TV channel. RCA’s Skybar amplified indoor HDTV antenna is tech chameleon, blending into your entertainment ...

The perfect antenna would be both hdtv and analog and have fm and am also, it would be amplified, and omnidirectional too.<BR><BR>Ok now that the wishful thinking is over, let's talk, lots of ...

The Super Bowl is one of the few times each year when cord cutters feel a bit of remorse for having ditched pay TV. Instead of being able to host a Super Bowl party yourself, you have to go to a ...

The best TV antennas are no longer the bunny ear-style TV toppers of yesteryear; they are diminutive but powerful with tons of variations depending on the range and design you’re after. Many also ...

Normally $80 to $90, this HDTV antenna can pull in signals from as far as 50 miles. Cable? Who needs cable? Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog ...

With cable and satellite TV bills steadily climbing, it's no surprise that cord-cutting is the most-mentioned reason for connecting your TV to an antenna to get free over-the-air reception. But as ...

Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts. He writes CNET's popular Cheapskate blog and co-hosts Protocol 1: A Travelers Podcast (about the TV show ...