John R. Quain

The Antop Paper Thin AT-140 is a tiny, portable indoor TV antenna that's inexpensive and powerful enough to keep travelers entertained with the occasional broadcast.

The indoor Channel Master SmarTenna+ offers sophisticated technology aimed at improving TV reception in challenging environments. Unfortunately, in our tests, the antenna didn't produce sufficient benefits to justify its higher-than-average price.

Yes, the ViewTV AR-603B-A is inexpensive and compact, but it's also one of the poorer indoor HD TV antennas we've tested.

This HD antenna costs just $19.

A budget-priced indoor antenna, this 1byone model demonstrates uninspiring reception skills.

The most comprehensive device for connecting older cars (post-2008), the Raven includes everything from a dashcam to a remote security and monitoring system — for a price.

By building the antenna into a large picture frame, Antenna Direct's ClearStream View is a unique solution to the visually challenging problem of how to hide an indoor antenna.

An amplified indoor antenna that turned in admirable results in our tests, the ClearStream Flex is definitely a contender for those who need an extra boost to pull in stations.

A large, flat TV antenna with a respected pedigree, the Mohu Leaf Glide failed to perform as expected. There are better Mohu models to be had, such as the nonamplified ReLeaf and the amplified Curve.

Thanks to Super Cruise technology, the self-driving Cadillac CT6 boasts the most accurate system yet for taking your hands off the wheel.

As a 55-inch 4K TV for under $500, the Insignia Roku TV is a big-screened bargain. You’ll miss out on the picture quality, HDR support and premium sound of more expensive models, but it offers the best performance and features for the price.

At such a reasonable price, it's difficult to turn down TCL's 55-inch 4K set, which boasts HDR support and the popular Roku smart-TV interface.

The Vizio D-Series D65-E0 offers no-nonsense Ultra HD LCD performance in a big 65-inch size for less than $900.

Looking for a state-of-the-art picture but can't afford an OLED TV? Samsung's quantum-dot-based LCD set is your best choice.

Offering a strikingly sharp, attention-getting picture, the LG E7 is a fantastic OLED TV that backs up its good looks with robust audio.

The Sony Bravia XBR-65A1E delivers amazing picture quality in a price-is-no-object OLED TV, along with impressive sound that emanates from the glass itself.

The 43-inch Amazon Fire TV Edition is tempting, but the picture quality from this set doesn't measure up to the advanced, Alexa-centric interface.

This HDTV antenna costs less than $15 and still pulls in a respectable number of channels.