Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had hard time trying to get all channels I was suppose too. Finally figured it out. Has good picture, actually better picture than cable. Need s more information included withit

Reception is far reaching and maintains a good strong signal. Installation is very easy and provides HDTV resolution.

I purchased this for my home. I was tired of paying the high price for satellite tv, decided to use an antenna for the local channels that I frequently use. Excellent decision.

The Mohu Arc is a decent antenna, but it does not pick up all of the channels well even with the amplifier. If you live in a flat area and can set this up in a elevated location it would probably work better. We live in CO and the hills and valleys cause issues for this antenna. Returned for an differ brand (Antennas Direct) that does work much better.

I can get some but not all of the local channels. I am 35 miles from the transmitters. 65% of local channels. Would recommend outdoor antenna, instead. Next time that’s what I will buy.

Worked well enough to get the channel deleted by our provider during negotiations. We got to watch the Packers! The clerk at Best Buy was very helpful also.

I am giving this a 4-star because of the ease of use and super easy set up and installation. But it simply didn't pick up as many channels as my previous "flat" Mohu indoor antenna. It could very well have been my location though since the cable on this one was shorter so I couldn't place it in the same location as my precious antenna. I LOVE the Mohu brand though! Best Buy made it so easy to return this and I purchased another "flat" Mohu indoor antenna and I am super happy with it. It has the longer cable so I placed it in the same place as before and got all of the channels I was used to.

Great antenna. Price is right and allows you to view most of the local Chanels that we all see anyways on cable.

Works ok but needs to be near a window facing towards the tv transmitter tower or you will get intermittent signal strength.

I am so happy in Brooklyn, NY! We have a million channels available, so why couldn't I get my favorites? This is the 3rd, 4th, or 5th indoor antenna I've tried and it works so well! So easy to set up! Years of tip-toeing by the TV just in case it decides that I'm disturbing the signal and starts pixelating and losing the sound and freezing the picture. Now, the reception is soooo clear and no interruptions to sound or picture. Maybe I've died and gone to tv heaven. I like it here!

The Mohu Arc Antenna is a phenomenal product. It allows us to access many additional channels and takes up a very small space.

Tired of your high cable bills? If you live in a metro area - give this antenna a try and I bet you'll receive a bunch of crystal clear HD over-the-air signals! I've purchased 3 of these for friends and family - and helped them optimize their TV/Internet/Phone bills by saving them over $100-$150 a month! The only con with this unit is that it is a little tippy. The bracket used to stand this unit up does not clip in tight and as such - the unit can fall over easily of bumped. 4 Stars.

It worked great. We got 42 channels. Easy set up just had to adjust to which area in room works best. Very satisfied

I bought one of these for every guest room in my house. Allowed me to reduce my cable bill for every box I returned. We get about 70 channels with this and they are all good quality. Occasionally, you get a channel or two that is pixilated, but typically due to someone moving the antenna. In that case, we just rescan and everything is great again (and free).

The Mohu Arc Pro is a decent choice among indoor multi-directional antennas. Its reception matches others I’ve tried, but didn’t stand out in my testing while being priced above average. What I most appreciate about this unit is its long coaxial cable, which I measured at nearly ten feet long, making it easily the longest among similar antennas I’ve used. This provides great flexibility in positioning, which is important for achieving the best signal possible. This antenna can optionally be used independently of its amplifier for unpowered use. The amplifier uses a USB cable for power, and unfortunately, a USB-to-AC adapter is not included in this package. The included instructions provide a phone number to call for a free adapter, however, should you need one (if you don’t have an available USB port on your TV). Included in the package is a dual-purpose stand and mounting bracket that snaps onto the back of the antenna, though if you intend to wall-mount this unit, you’ll have to provide your own screws. The stand/bracket can be a little tricky to attach, and I was nearly convinced it was very poorly designed until I finally managed to attach it properly. I suggest angling the top tabs into the top notches first. Gentle pressure will likely be required to make them slip into place between the back plastic and the metal surface inside, after which the bottom tabs can be snapped into place. Once the bottom is attached, I suggest gently pulling outwards on the top of the bracket/stand with just enough pressure to make sure it isn’t loose. One of the signature features of this unit, the signal power indicator, didn’t work well for me. In one position of the antenna, I received one to three clear channels at any given time, with the indicator showing 2/4 lights lit. In a different position about six feet away, I received eight to nine channels clearly at any given time--a huge improvement--yet the indicator still showed 2/4 lights lit. In at least one moment during my testing, a brief blast of interference knocked out the signal of the channel I was watching and caused the signal indicator to jump up to 4/4 lights lit, then quickly returned to 2/4 after the interference subsided. These indicators suggest to me that this mechanism is implemented at the simplest level possible with a fixed bias for many concurrent channels, such that if you can only pick up a few channels at your location, the signal strength indicator probably won’t help much in identifying optimal placement. [ Conclusion ] It seems rather stingy to not include a USB-to-AC adapter and mounting screws, and it feels like some value is lost on a signature feature that has questionable efficacy. Even though it only has to be done once, the stand/bracket can be a little tricky--perhaps even frustrating--to attach. However, the antenna works well, and its long coaxial cable is a great boon to achieving good signal quality. All considered, I would recommend this product to others.

This Antenna was $10 more than the three RCA Antennas I bought and I can't get local channel 2, what I bummer! The range was 10 mile more.

Has to be sitting in my windowsill to get all of the channels I expected. Works great when it is there though, just wish I could leave it behind the tv

not exactly what I was expecting, I was expecting more from what was advertised on the box

I'm getting all my local networks other than ABC with this. Football games on NBC, CBS, and FOX look great in 1080i and now free!

Works quite well got more channels than I expected. Easy to install.