Vivanco VVTV2ANTCIRCLE Indoor Antenna for DVB-T/T2, DAB/DAB+ and FM Radio, Black

Poor reception can ruin your favourite TV shows and radio programmes, leaving you with pixelated images and crackling sound. The Vivanco VVTV2ANTCIRCLE indoor antenna solves this by pulling in strong, clear signals for digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T/T2), digital radio (DAB/DAB+) and analogue FM, all from a compact ring that sits discreetly on your tabletop or shelf. Its integrated low-noise amplifier boosts weak signals while keeping interference to a minimum, so you can enjoy crisp, stable reception without a bulky outdoor aerial.

Who is it for

This antenna is ideal for anyone living in an apartment, dorm, or urban area where outdoor antennas are not an option. It is perfect for cord-cutters who rely on free-to-air TV, radio enthusiasts who want clear DAB+ stations, and anyone who needs a simple, plug-and-play solution for better reception. Whether you are watching the news, listening to your favourite music station, or catching a live sports broadcast, this antenna ensures you stay connected.

Main features

• Receives DVB-T, DVB-T2, DAB, DAB+ and analogue FM signals
• Integrated low-noise amplifier with up to 28 dB gain
• Compact circular design fits neatly on any flat surface
• Powered via USB (5V DC) – no separate power adapter needed
• Includes 1.5 m coaxial cable with IEC male connector
• 75 Ohm impedance for optimal signal transfer

Specifications

• Antenna type: Indoor
• Reception technology: DVB-T, DVB-T2, DAB, DAB+, FM
• Frequency range VHF: 174 – 230 MHz
• Frequency range UHF: 470 – 790 MHz
• Frequency range FM: 87.5 – 108 MHz
• Maximum gain: 28 dB
• Noise figure: < 3 dB
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Power supply: 5V DC via USB
• Antenna connector: IEC male
• Cable length: approx. 1.5 m
• Colour: Black
• Mounting type: Tabletop

Tips

For the best reception, place the antenna near a window or as high as possible, away from large metal objects and electronic devices that may cause interference. Experiment with different positions and orientations – sometimes a small adjustment can make a big difference. If your TV or set-top box has a USB port, you can power the antenna directly from it, keeping your setup tidy.