Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was able to get the local channel lost by Direct TV.

It’s in a perfect place to receive great reception. Then it’s choppy and cuts out on the stations. The main reason of getting the antenna...isn’t working for ABC. Not so great of product.

Very excellent antenna dose the job right will recommend it.

Aaa hoping for a monthly bill relief from switching over from directv to on air tv. To me, the Chanel’s received are lame and the picture locking up constantly was a disappointment.

So I bought this thinking it was a high gaining antenna since it costs like 79.99 bucks. I returned it as I received the same amount of channels and picture quality as the $20 Insignia antenna.

Great HD Antenna. Works best on upper floors. Highly recommended.

Packs a lot of punch. I use it for the whole house.

Couldn't get any of the local major broadcasters (NBC, CBS or ABC) even though I placed it near a window. Might be the area I live in, but, I didn't have any success with it

Great deal. Three weeks with no complaints. Works great

Already submitted my review love this product easy to set up

Not the greatest antenna. There are lots of channels that it doesn't pick up. I would say it picks up about 15 channels and most of them show old shows. It's ok if you have nothing to watch.

pulls in all kinds of stations more than i expected

I compared this to a wineguard amplified antenna and a clearsteam antenna, and this one went back to the store. In a non-urban area, this did not perform well.

it was no better than the unamplified antenna , that was the same brand. returned both antennas for a refund.

Mohu's Arc Pro antenna is simple to install and gets you lots of channels, with local ones appearing in clear HD. I usually don't have a lot of luck with these things, no matter what area of the house. To test the Arc Pro, I went to my basement television in what is the worst area for reception expecting the worst. And after unboxing, I was a little disappointed in the instructions provided, as they are very broadly written and generalizes numerous types of Mohu products, not necessarily the antenna I had in hand. That being said, it doesn't take a genius to figure out which end connects to what on your TV. After connecting the coaxial cable and sticking on the included wall mount (which I didn't attach to the wall, though it did serve as a nice makeshift stand that allowed the antenna to sit close to the window behind the TV), I turned on the TV and proceeded to scan for channels. The process took a long time, as I was in and out of the room checking in periodically. Once finished though, the first channel appears in local HD glory. Depending on your TV, it may differ, but my television provided channel names, program names, and a short channel guide for what I was watching. After a few test scans from different antenna positions, I was able to get around 60+ channels - mostly ones I will never watch, but all of the local stations I was hoping to catch and a few surprises, including a cooking channel and a movies channel. Most channels come in clear and with very little delays. There are occasional hiccups that are expected from any antenna use, but overall I am very pleased with the selection and quality. There is an LED light display that helps to adjust the antenna placement, but this seems superfluous as you will probably just watch the TV for the correct adjustment, not the light display. I was able to secure the antenna behind the TV, out of sight and close to a window, without attaching it to the wall using the mount. The Mohu Arc is exactly what I wanted: variety of channels, clear display, and an apparatus I can keep out of sight. Definitely worth the purchase for the cord-cutters out there. Full disclosure, I received this product for my honest, unbiased review.

Coxial tip broke off upon attempted installation returned immediately! Buy a cheaper model especially if you are an urban dweller.

Can't recommend this unit. For starters it seems to be highly directional and if the transmitters you are trying to access are spread more than a few degrees you are in trouble. The reception range also seem highly exaggerated as the xmitters I tried to access were less than 20 mi away and it struggled to find them even though I was at a high altitude.

Thought this one would be better than the 19 dollar version that they make but I was wrong. They cable is built into the unit and can’t be removed.

For an indoor antenna, I'm pretty happy with the reception. To give a fair evaluation of the Mohu Arc Pro, you need to understand I live between Chicago and Milwaukee. 35 and 55 miles respectively. Simple to mount either by placing it on the highest shelf or by using the two (2) keyhole screw holes located on the back stand. The unit can be powered off my Sony's USB port on the back of the set. Simple enough. The curved black plastic housing has a pleasant look blending in with the room's furnishings. The green LED signal indicators light up when my TV is powered ON. ( dimmed if there is no power for the amplifier built into the antenna) The farther Milwaukee stations aren't strong enough for the TV's auto program function. But, I get all the major Chicago stations except CBS, Channel-2 ( which is a Hi-V broadcaster at only 80-dbs and has had bad reception even on my roof mount antenna since they moved the broadcast antenna from one Chicago skyscraper to another (and taller buildings were erected between my home and the broadcast tower.) Yes, I am happy with the look and reception for the size and cost of the unit. The coaxial cable is plenty long for ease of antenna placement.

I thought being a powered antenna would increase the performance of the non powered antenna it replaced. Picture is worse even though the signal light is green.