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    Best Indoor TV Antenna (2025): Mohu, Clearstream, One for All

    TechurzBy TechurzJuly 6, 2025Updated:May 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Best Indoor TV Antenna (2025): Mohu, Clearstream, One for All
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    Other Antennas We Tested

    One for All Amplified (16662)

    Photograph: Ryan Waniata

    One for All Amplified (16662) for $100-$120: This sphere-shaped antenna isn’t bad, just surprisingly expensive. The first time I scanned for channels it found nearly all available, including multiple NextGen channels, and offered clear and stable reception. It proved slightly inconsistent upon channel rescan, but its main limitation is the high price.

    Antennas to Avoid

    Photograph: Ryan Waniata

    Mohu Vibe Amplified for $50: I’ve had bad luck with the more stylish pad and wand-style antennas, and this rather pricey model from Mohu is no exception. It proved inconsistent in testing across multiple TVs, dropping major channels like my local CBS, NBC, and PBS affiliates, along with plenty of lesser-used channels.

    Photograph: Ryan Waniata

    Mohu Versa for $30: I wanted to like the stylish and simple Versa, one of the few antennas you’ll find these days that doesn’t include an optional amplifier. Unfortunately, it was one of the worst at pulling channels, including several that were scanned and listed on the TV but showed no signal.

    Clearstream Flex Amplified

    Photograph: Ryan Waniata

    Clearstream Flex Amplified for $60: This massive antenna struggled some with channel reliability in scanning, even after multiple rescans. It was one of the few models we tested that failed to pick up our local ABC affiliate, along with a few other channel bands.

    One for All Suburbs Ultimate (14426)

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    One for All Suburbs Ultimate Antenna (14426) for $50-$60: This thin black bar has stylish looks, but it was among the least consistent models we tested. It repeatedly pulled in fewer channels than similar models, leaving out wide channel bands, including major station affiliates.

    One for All Suburbs Ultimate (14450)

    Photograph: Ryan Waniata

    One For All Suburbs Ultimate (14450) for $30: Another rather stylish and unique-looking model from One for All, this antenna is a bit janky to set up (especially its stand legs) and had more trouble bringing in multiple channels, including some major affiliates, than the top antennas we tested.

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