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

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Features

  • INDOOR TV ANTENNA FOR FREE LOCAL CHANNELS Watch over-the-air broadcasts without cable fees; access ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS and more in 1080p HD where available
  • 1080P HD WITH 4K/8K READY COMPATIBILITY Supports high-definition viewing and works with modern TVs for clear picture and sound from local broadcasts
  • RABBIT EARS WITH VHF/UHF RECEPTION Adjustable dipoles and UHF loop help capture a wide range of signals for improved channel reception
  • EASY SETUP, NO TOOLS REQUIRED Place on a table or shelf, connect the included coax cable and scan for channels in minutes
  • NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) COMPATIBLE Ready for the latest broadcast standard for enhanced picture, sound and signal performance where available
  • IDEAL FOR CORD CUTTING OR BACKUP TV Use as an alternative to cable or as a reliable backup during outages and severe weather
  • U.S.-BASED TECH SUPPORT AND LIMITED-LIFETIME REPLACEMENT Backed by reliable customer support and a limited-lifetime replacement pledge for added confidence and long-term value

Description

Philips Classic HD Indoor TV Antenna, Rabbit Ears, 1080p, 4K/8K Ready, NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) Watch free local HD TV channels with the Philips Classic HD Indoor TV Antenna, a reliable solution for accessing over-the-air broadcasts without cable or satellite. Designed for use with modern TVs, this indoor antenna delivers clear 1080p high-definition picture and sound, giving you access to popular networks like ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS where available. The classic rabbit-ear design features adjustable VHF dipoles and a UHF loop to help improve reception and capture both high- and low-frequency signals. This allows you to fine-tune placement for clearer, more consistent viewing in your space. Setup is simple — place the antenna on a tabletop or nearby surface, connect the included coaxial cable and run a channel scan. The antenna is also NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) compatible, preparing your setup for improved picture, sound and signal performance as broadcasts evolve. Ideal for cord-cutting, secondary TVs or backup use during outages, this Philips antenna delivers free TV, flexible indoor placement and dependable reception in a clean, classic design.

Antenna: Television


Brand: PHILIPS


Color: Trditional Loop Antenna


Number of Channels: 100


Impedance: 75 ohm


Maximum Range: 30 miles


Product Dimensions: 7.5"L x 3.5"W x 6"H


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Manufacturer: Jasco Products Company, LLC


Unit Count: 1 Count


AntennaDescription: Television


Brand: PHILIPS


UPC: 030878399012


Manufacturer: Jasco Products Company, LLC


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Highlight: Tabletop Antenna, Digital, Smart TV Compatible, HDTV Antenna, 4K 1080P VHF UHF, 5Ft Coaxial Cable, SDV8201B/27


Global Trade Identification Number: 12


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 200 g


Item Type Name: Philips Rabbit Ears Indoor TV Antenna, Dipoles and Circular Loop, Tabletop Antenna, Digital, Smart TV Compatible, HDTV Antenna, 4K 1080P VHF UHF, 5Ft Coaxial Cable, Black, SDV8201B/27


Model Number: SDV8201B/27


Mfr Part Number: SDV8201B/27


Warranty Description: Limited-lifetime Warranty


Number of Channels: 100


Impedance: 75 ohm


Maximum Range: 30 miles


Color: Trditional Loop Antenna


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7.5"L x 3.5"W x 6"H


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Highly Recommend!
Size: Rabbit Ears
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! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by mariate
    • Best Value... Works great with line of sight to transmitters.
Size: Rabbit Ears
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by Wayne W.
    • 5 Star ⭐ tv antenna get it
Size: Rabbit Ears
This tv antenna works very well a strong air wave reception it brought in 5 more tv channels more than I had before.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by VC
    • Try it without the electrical plug!
Size: Rabbit Ears
I’ve tried many different antennas in the past and some work better than others and I happen to have a fairly clear view to the antennas on Mount Wilson but for some reason, I apparently still sit in a little problem area. Here’s what I found with this one. It seems to work better than some of those window panel antennas, depending on its placement, of course, but I just tried something today and I got so many more channels than before. I eliminated the electrical plug and just ran the cord straight to the TV and I got so much more reception. Can’t say it’s going to work for everybody, but it did for me. Now to see if it helps on my other tv! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by Rumblefish
    • Good basic antenna.
Size: Rabbit Ears
I was looking for an inexpensive antenna for residents of my apartment complex, that could pull in the five networks (CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox, CW) and their subchannels. I found one with this antenna. The antenna is boxed in one piece; there's no assembly required. It's design allows one to set it on a table, or hang it from a wall. The UHF element (the circular piece) can be moved up and down on a 180-degree arc.. The VHF dipoles can be extended to the desired length, and they can swivel and rotate to the desired position. The coaxial cable is about 5 feet long and is medium grade in quality. It's not detachable from the antenna. It can be extended with another coaxial cable and a connector. The broadcast/transmission towers where I live are in three locations: 2 miles SE, 17 miles SE, and 45 miles W. The antenna got no signal from the towers 45 miles west. In fairness, the Clearstream Eclipse also gets no signal. One of the stations that is two miles away broadcasts on low-VHF (which are channels 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6). This antenna did pick up that channel clearly, once the antenna was placed properly. The dipoles are NOT long enough to receive low VHF very well; I suspect that the station comes in because it's very close to me. To test that, I connected an six-foot RG-6 coaxial (the kind used by cable companies) without an antenna, and it also pulled in the station. A paper clip put into the coaxial jack got the station, but with some pixilation ("noise"). I suspect that the coaxial acted as a dipole. The bottom line is that this probably won't get low-VHF very well if the station is more than 15 miles away. The Clearstream Eclipse also got the low-VHF station, and again, the cable (which is RG-6 quality and which is about 15 feet long) may have been the main reason. I can't say if the antenna gets high-VHF (frequencies 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13), because there are none in the 20-mile radius. Most stations operate on UHF bands/frequencies 14 through 36. Note that your station may read as a VHF station (example: WGN-9 in Chicago, which was on VHF 9 before stations went digital in 2009) but probably broadcasts on a UHF band (WGN broadcasts on UHF 19). The antenna pulled in all area channels broadcasting on UHF very well, with clear pictures, and no pixilation. Your mileage may vary. The Clearstream Eclipse had slightly higher signal numbers (as can be expected from an antenna costing almost four times as much), but the Philips antenna's signal numbers were good. Overall, I would guess that the Philips will pull in UHF-band stations up to 25 miles away, and VHF band stations perhaps 10 to 15 miles away. If you live farther from the towers, you'll probably want a stronger indoor antenna. If those doesn't work, you'll probably need an outdoor antenna. Everybody's situation is different, because reception depends on distance, how high up the antenna is located, the terrain (i.e. hills), and objects in the way (i.e. trees, buildings). It's probably best to purchase from a retailer who allows easy returns (i.e. Amazon, Walmart). To find out what frequency your stations broadcast at, go to rabbitears.info or antennaweb.org . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by Tom Baldwin
    • Very Good and Low Prices Also
Size: Rabbit Ears
Review Image by David Lessnau
I was using a flat panel on the window for a year. I brought many station but I only use it for ABC, NBC, CBS PBS and FOX. Mostly it was good but at times one or two would not come in. Lately it was a mess. Always I could not get one or two stations. I gave up and bought this rabbit ears. Very low priced. The Antenna Man recommended it. I is AMAZING. I tried it near the TV on a table. It did not work well. I thought I wasted my money. It can me folded so it was flat. So, I taped to the window which points toward the stations about 30 miles away. It bought in a vast number and those a have mentioned all come in excellent. No tuning or moving the antenna this way or than required. One thing is needed I should mention. it has a short cable attached with a female connection. You will need a long cable to reach from the window to the TV. You need to buy a double male cable connector\ to connect the two cables together. I bought one at ACE Hardware and that solved the problem ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by David Lessnau
    • Channels
Size: Rabbit Ears
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Mati
    • Perfect and fit my needs.
Size: Rabbit Ears
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by Joe stuccio

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