Collection: TV Antennas & Amplifiers

Indoor antennas work well close to the transmitter with strong signal and are simple to set up. In weaker areas or with obstacles, an outdoor rooftop antenna captures much more signal. Compare both in TV Antennas & Amplifiers and pair with a DVB-T2 Receiver if your TV lacks one.

An amplifier helps if your picture pixelates from a weak signal, or if you split one antenna across several TVs and lose strength. Avoid over-amplifying an already strong signal. Browse masthead and distribution amplifiers in TV Antennas & Amplifiers and plan cabling with Power & Cables.

Greek terrestrial TV is broadcast in DVB-T2. Standard UHF antennas receive these signals; what matters is adequate gain and correct aiming for your area. The decoding is done by your TV's tuner or a DVB-T2 Receiver. Browse suitable aerials in TV Antennas & Amplifiers.

Use a splitter to feed multiple outlets from one antenna; if signal drops after splitting, add a distribution amplifier to compensate. You'll find splitters and amplifiers in TV Antennas & Amplifiers, with coaxial cable and connectors in Power & Cables.

Pixelation usually means a weak or noisy signal — from a poorly aimed antenna, a long or damaged cable, or too many splits. Try a higher-gain antenna or an amplifier from TV Antennas & Amplifiers, and check connectors with Power & Cables.

A terrestrial antenna gives you free Greek DVB-T2 channels with a simple setup, while satellite offers a wider channel range via a dish. For terrestrial, browse TV Antennas & Amplifiers; for satellite, see Satellite Dishes & LNBs. Both need a compatible Receiver unless your TV has a built-in tuner.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece — see our shipping page. Combine an antenna with an amplifier, splitter and Power & Cables to reach the free-shipping threshold.

Coverage details are on our warranty page, and every order is backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. If an antenna or amplifier arrives faulty, contact us and we'll help resolve it.