Indoor HD Antenna for Free 1080p Local TV Channels

A slim blade that disappears behind the TV

• A slim blade that disappears behind the TV

  The blade is flat, matte black and flexible, with a glossy branded connector block and a chrome coax fitting. It sits next to the screen in a living room or bedroom without looking like an antenna.

• Plugs straight into your coax input

  The chrome fitting connects to your TV's coax input, with two metal adapters in the pack. No wiring, no mounting, no outdoor install. Thread it on finger-tight and you are set.

• Free local channels in 1080p

  The pack carries a 1080p claim. Local broadcasts come in free over the air wherever your signal reaches. At 11.8 in long and 1.18 in wide, the blade is easy to try in a few spots.

Plug in, scan, and see your channels

1. 1
   Connect to the coax input

   Thread the chrome fitting onto your TV's coax input, finger-tight. Use an included adapter if your port needs one.

2. 2
   Run a channel scan

   Open your TV's menu, pick antenna or air input, and start the auto scan.

3. 3
   Move it and rescan

   If a channel breaks up, try a spot near a window or the TV edge and scan again. Keep the best result.

Antenna and two metal adapters, that is it

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  Flat matte black blade with connector block

• Metal coaxial connector adapter×2

  Chrome, for the TV coax input

From monthly bill to free local TV

The bill that never stops

Every month the subscription lands, and every month it covers channels you never open. Then game night arrives and the local broadcast stutters.

Plug it in and see

A slim matte black blade, a chrome coax fitting, one connection. Run a scan and your TV lists whatever local channels reach your address.

Your living room, sorted

Family nights with clear local HD and no renewal notice waiting in the inbox.

One purchase versus a monthly bill