Price facts
- Last seen at $129.90 at Open House on Nov 11.
Omni 360° Outdoor HDTV Antenna prices at every store
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In stockReturn policy
$129.90Checked 1 h ago
What reviewers say
- 4.8 / 569 ratings
From Open House
- 360° omnidirectional reception — no aiming or adjusting needed
- Amplified design for strong reception from every direction
- Watch free local over-the-air channels in HD with no subscription
- Mounts on roof, wall, balcony, attic or RV with included bracket
- Includes 39.37 ft coax cable and waterproof kit
- Weatherproof ABS housing for outdoor use
- Materials
- Weatherproof ABS housing
- Guarantee
- 1-year warranty covers manufacturing defects.
- Returns
- Free 30-day returns with prepaid label; item must be in the condition it arrived, with all parts and original packaging; installed is fine if it doesn't work fo
- Shipping
- Ships from U.S. warehouse in 1–2 business days, delivered in 4–8 business days; free shipping with tracking emailed; ships to the 48 contiguous states only (not
- In the box
- Amplified 360° antenna, Pole / wall mounting support, Power supply box, USB power cable, 5V 500mA adapter, 39.37 ft coax + waterproof kit
About the Omni 360° Outdoor HDTV Antenna
Stop chasing signal.
A directional antenna only catches channels from one side of your home. This one picks up broadcast signals from all 360 degrees at once, so towers in different directions all come through without any manual re-aiming.
Why it feels different
Most outdoor antennas point one direction and stay there — miss a tower off to the side, and you lose the channel. The Omni 360° reads signal from every direction at once, so setup means mount it, connect it, and run a scan. No repositioning every time you switch channels.
Questions and answers
- Where is the Omni 360° Outdoor HDTV Antenna cheapest?
- At Open House, for $129.90, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Omni 360° Outdoor HDTV Antenna?
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 69 ratings. Buyers like: Easy installation and setup; Strong, consistent reception; No more constant adjusting. Common complaints: Setup required a little patience to get the best signal.
