Philips Hover Amplified High Definition Digital Television Antenna With Signal Booster And Coaxial Cable For Smart TVs

4.9★★★★★★★★★★41 reviews

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• CCarole H.15 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Great antenna!

  This little antenna works great! We bought it so that we could get local tv channels without paying for cable and are impressed with how it looks and how well it works. Because of its size and color it blends well with the tv and is hardly noticeable . The reception we're getting is great (the tv sits across the room from windows) and we are completely pleased with how well it's working so I would say the range is good without having to place the antenna in a window. Completely easy to install. From opening the box, placing the antenna and getting it hooked up probably took less than 10 minutes. We are really glad we purchased this antenna. The price was great and we aren't having to pay exorbitant cable bills for channels we never watch.

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• RRick8 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Remarkably solid reception.

  I am on a hill, and this antenna pulls in signals from regional towers 30-35 miles away with flawless reception. I have not even attached the included amplifier. Looks fine mounted on the top of my tv, too. Very pleased with it.

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• MMichelle E.1 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Uncomplicated set up.

  I only use antenna for local channels in my home. I have tried several different models, but this one has been the most reliable of all the ones I have tried. I generally pick up 35-41 channels living about 30 miles out of Green Bay. The signal is consistent regardless of the weather and I have rarely had to adjust the antenna placement.

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• IIngrid29 Dec 2025
  5 ★

  Magnificent Reception With a Little Setup

  Absolutely-condensed, cleaned up, and no em dashes, while keeping your voice:⸻This can be mounted directly on the TV, and if you can get good reception that way then by all means. I've used it in three urban apartments, one suburban apartment, and now in an apartment near the Rocky Mountains in a rural/urban area. I didn't realize for the first couple of years that it could clip directly onto the TV, so I used the long cord to find the best spot and hung it on the wall. I've found that the higher it's mounted, the better the reception, especially near a window. As with any antenna, some experimenting is required.I've never been let down by it. In very urban areas with strong reception, clipping it to the TV worked fine. In less central locations or newer buildings, it needed to be hung higher and near a window. That comes down to location, building, floor, proximity to towers, and interference, which is true for all indoor antennas. What sets this one apart is the amplifier, which is worth the price on its own, and the extra long cord that gives you flexibility to find the best placement. It also twists 360 degrees and opens and closes to fine-tune reception.After going through many awful antennas over the years, I'm glad I found this one. I paid over $30 for my original antenna back in 2019, but forgot it when I moved out of state. Finding this one secondhand for under $20 was a huge win because I know it works and works well. Many returns were likely from people who clipped it to their TV and expected perfect reception without taking a few minutes to find the right spot. Good for me, bad for them, and good for you too.I rarely write reviews and only do so after using a product for years. This is for those who value buying things that last and refuse to pay for free TV channels.

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