There are leading interior antennas that range from one which looks like a sheet of paper that you stick and to a wall that looks like receiving signals even from the distant planets. It has been discovered that, for any location, we could get good results with inexpensive and good options such as the Terk Amplified HDTV Indoor Antenna or the Mohu Leaf, each about $40. Lets us discuss about the amplified TV antenna in detail before you buy an amplified antenna.
Terk Amplified HDTV Indoor Antenna
The $40 Terk antenna holds the strongest signal on more stations when compared to any other antenna as this wins 15 of 28 stations. The Terk antenna has a usable signal on three other stations. The design doesn’t look good, and you may not love the Terk, but you will not hate it. The antenna has a foot-long fan with curved metal planks in the shape of a wedge mounted on a 10-inch pedestal.
Mohu Leaf
The $40 Mohu Leaf is the best choice if you are worried about your living room looks. It just resembles a laminated sheet of paper along with a coaxial cable connected to one end. It is to be noted that one side of the Leaf is white, and the other is black. We can simply stick the Leaf to the wall on the side of TV, but you can also stick it to a window. As Leaf was not amplified, you may not need another cable .The Leaf was pulled in the best signal on 8 of the 28 stations. The signal was accepted to view seven other stations.
Philips Digital TV Antenna
The Philips Digital TV Antenna ($35) fits best with any living room which is full of shiny black boxes. It gives stylish looks with its thin black box that measures about 11 by 3 inches wide/tall, with an antenna that telescopes out to 15 inches.
