Review on Philips SDV2710/27 Passive Enhanced Digital Performance Antenna - Discontinued by Manufacturer: A Comprehensive Review and Alternatives by Prem Reyel

When digital TV became the 'norm' I figured my little bunny ears would have nailed it. Although not all channels played, I was able to select the one I really wanted to watch. I had a small digital TV in our office that I only watched a few programs on. Somehow the stations changed their signals and only one station passed - of course not the one I actually wanted to see. I saw a Philips antenna on the internet and thought it might work for me. We're about 17 miles from the towers (no hills or tall buildings in the way) and since most of the reviews were positive I placed the order. There is no comparison. I can get all the major local channels and the picture quality is excellent. I recommend it to anyone who has image tears. I don't know what happened to a person who had a negative review. Maybe he has a bad TV or a bad antenna. I am satisfied August 2010 While my daughter was waiting for another company to hand over the cable, I lent her an antenna. She had just bought a new HDTV and wasn't expecting much. Her reception was excellent - the HDTV picture was sharp and clear - almost better than the picture she got from the cable company.