Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hey, it works for me (northwest of Houston semi-rural). I get more stations than I need even with just one green light.

the picture quality is clear as a bell. a Little trouble with getting all the channels but other than that i am untehered from the high cost of cable

I like this antenna, very easy to set up, the station are clear, not losing them when it’s windy. Thinking of getting another one for another room.

Just okay. It works but doesn’t pull all of my local channels and I live in Houston.

This antenna is working great! I get all of the local channels and many, many, more! A great investment and easy way to cut the cable cord!

Easy to hook up, and gets local channels (NBC, CBS, and ABC) which is why I bought it. Need the local channels when you are a cord cutter!

Great option to cable expenses! Picks up picture perfect & we don't have 2 re-scan channels for connection to certain programs.

We cut the cord a while ago but have struggled to find a good antenna. This one has way outperformed some of the more expensive ones we have purchased

Rather expensive but it worked so I can’t complain. I got it because directv dropped abc and college football was about to start.

Pleasantly surprised how well this over the air digital antenna works in my area. 40 miles to city center and picked up 73 stations. Very happy.

Purchased this for my mother in law who doesn't have WiFi or cable. She lives in Pinellas County and was able to pick up a dozen stations.

This was to be used in a lower level bedroom and it did not get a great reception

Not a bad antenna. Wasn’t sure what to expect but it helped with cutting the cable and I get the channels I want and got rid of the cable bill.

Had bought one of these a few years back worked great, but this new one gives me better picture and more channels.

Although close to window this antenna did not work well for me. The picture was great when I got one! Returned item..

Did not pick up all channels, however I live in a high rise apt made of concrete and face away from the towers. It looks great.

Antenna reception was very good but there was no way to place the antenna without wall mounting. It did not come with a base.

Sales rep recommended this and man does it do a Great job! I would recommend this to anyone needing a indoor antenna!

The Moho Arc Pro is an attractive indoor antenna that doesn't take up much space and could easily blend into your shelf, entertainment center, or even be mounted up high on a wall without looking like an eye sore. The Arc Pro comes in basic packaging--nothing fancy. Upon opening, the antenna is there and has an attached coax cable that you can plug directly into your TV. This is what I did since I usually skip the instructions just to see how easy a product is to setup without following step-by-step instructions. Without following the instructions, it's as simple as attaching the coax cable to your TV and then running the channel search process via your TV. I assume this is where some may struggle, but I did not. After the automated channel scan, I was able to get 26 channels. I tried to compare this to the Moho website to see what their estimates say I should be able to receive. Unfortunately, their website doesn't even list the Arc Pro! I can't even find one with the same stats so that is concerning and I have no benchmark to determine if I'm getting the expected results. As expected, raising the antenna higher provided better results. Even though it claims that "no pointing needed," I found that some pointing did improve individual channel results but it wasn't drastic. Before writing this review, I decided to give it one more try to see if there was something I missed. I took the included setup guide and discovered it was very generic and not meant for this specific model. As I was reading through, I noticed it mentioned antenna amplification. I went back to the box and noticed I had overlooked an amplifier which I connected via a USB port on the back of my TV. The setup guide mentions requesting a wall plug if you need one, but that would've been nice if included considering I'm sure the cost is negligible. I connected the amplifier and did receive two additional channels (for a total of 28), one of which I was actually interested in receiving. In comparing the Arc Pro to the Curve 30, I should be able to receive 33. Again, no idea about the benchmark for this model so they could do better there. In conclusion, the Arc Pro was a very simple to setup and very cheaply priced ($29.99) solution to cut the cable or provide content for a TV you don't want to pay the monthly fee for with your cable company. It'll be perfect for my guest room where I have visitors a few times a year staying over. I do feel like the setup guide could've been more specific to this model AND, more importantly, Mohu should have this model listed on their website. Pros: *Ease of setup *Cost *Design Cons: -Setup guide -Lack of information available from the manufacturer

This product works great. I don't even have it pointed directly to the towers. I even have it hidden behind a plant.