Our Verdict . The RCA ANTD8E Multi-Directional Amplified TV Antenna delivers good reception of strong local channels, and it has a unique design that won’t look out of place inside your home.

RCA’s model ANT3ME indoor TV antenna is a relatively good performer for the money, but it’s not one of our top picks. RCA’s model ANT3ME amplified indoor antenna is designed for the ...

While the RCA ANT111Z Indoor Antenna may be crazy cheap, it's a false economy as there are better performing and more flexible models for nearly the same money.

The RCA ANT3ME is also, like most, a so-called 360-degree, multidirectional antenna (also known as omnidirectional). So you don't need to point it, per se, at a particular tower.

New York — RCA has begun shipping its Ultra-Thin HDTV indoor antenna, designed to receive free TV broadcasts in both UHF and VHF frequencies in up to 1080i. Two models are available: The first can ...

The RCA ultra-thin indoor antenna receives local HD and digital TV broadcasts but looks nothing like those old intrusive rabbit-ear antennas my dad had on the family TV decades ago. Instead, it's ...

The RCA ultra-thin indoor antenna, pictured above, receives local HD and digital TV broadcasts, but looks nothing like those old intrusive rabbit-ear antennas my dad had on the family TV decades ago.

The RCA ultra-thin indoor antenna receives local HD and digital TV broadcasts but looks nothing like those old intrusive rabbit-ear antennas my dad had on the family TV decades ago. Instead, it ...

This resembles the dilemma that cord-cutters face when ditching their cable or satellite TV box in favor of an indoor TV antenna ... free smartphone apps from RCA and Winegard, both of which ...

RCA is now offering a new “flat plate” consumer antenna designed for off-air reception of digital television signals. The Indianapolis-based firm says that viewers should consider pairing the product ...

For sheer volume of channels, the RCA Ultra-Thin Multi-Directional HDTV Antenna is your best bet. Thicker and heavier than non-amplified antennas. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and ...