Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had to cut the cord...cable, that is. The Mohu antenna was recommended so I bought it. It was easy to set up and it looks good next to the TV. I am able to get 40 channels, which is more than enough and I am NOT paying a high cable bill. I have another television that still has cable but I plan to cut the cord on that TV and get another Mohu antenna.

Good way to get channels without a monthly charge. Did not mount it as I found that I have to move it occasionally to get the best reception, which is the down side of it. Usually get good reception without interruptions due to reception issues but occasionally calls for repositioning. Worth the hassle on my restricted budget. I'm using a cell phone tri-pod stand for it instead of mounting it.

Great product.Easy to install.No problems.I would recommend!

Setting it up and everything was simple enough. The product is great depending if you can get great signal from it or not. I’m a little bit out from the city so I could only got about a dozen channels but your mileage may vary.

It’s ok but didn’t allow all Local channels. Kind of difficult to hang

It's works, i got to watch all the local channels for fee

Easy set up. Clear picture with local channels. Would highly recommend this item.

This is a very effective product. I dropped cable because it was too expensive. This antenna pulls in 72 channels including all the major networks, Fox, and PBS. I will never go back to cable. The picture and sound are HDTV quality.

Bought this a few months ago. Sounded nice and easy to put together. Sixty Mile radius no! I am 55 miles away from one stations dish. 85 percent of the time it doesnt come in or digitally it breaks up. Going to see if there is something better!

Does a very good job; Easy set up! It also looks nice as well!

I'm happy with Mohu -Arc Pro Indoor Amplified, it was easy to install and I have a good reception

works well, easy set up and a good value, My area picks up 38 stations

The antenna seems to work as advertised. I live north of McKinney and it was only getting one light (pointing to the south east). I received a few channels via the search feature. Most of the channels were located in the 50 to 60 mile range and don't come in very well. I doubt it's the unit, more the distance from the towers for me personally. I had to put the antenna up high to get that little bit of signal. I'm technically savvy. I'm guessing if I got the antenna into the attic and used the existing coax wiring, I'd get better signal from it. I'm recommending as it may work if you're closer to the towers or if you can get the antenna higher (say, a second or third floor apartment?). Download Antenna Point (iOS) and see how far you are from the towers and then decide on the proper device to bring in that wonderful HD signal to your TV.

I use this indoor in a 2 story house with concrete siding (Hardi Plank). All signals come in very well except 1. It is good most of the time, but every once and a while it gets a little pixelated. But that antenna is the farthest away. About 30 miles. Overall it is working well. If I get serious about the cord cutting I will invest in a good roof antenna.

This antenna does not do a great job... The television reception is poor at times!

Setup: Setup was a snap. The product comes in three parts: the Arc Pro antenna, the stand that attaches to the back of the Arc Pro, and the power adapter/signal filter. The signal filter screws into the cable hook up on the back of the TV. The filter has a USB cable connector. The USB powers the signal filter and the antenna. Then the antenna’s built in cable screws into signal filter. The stand then attaches to the antenna. I placed mine on a bookshelf. The cable, with the filter attached, is about 10 feet in length. Unfortunately, this means the antenna needs to be relatively close to a TV that is 65” or larger. The closer the antenna is to my 65” flat panel TV the worse reception got. I more on this later. The stand is designed to sit on a flat surface such as a table, shelf, or bookcase. The stand also has two mounting holes for wall installation. There were no screws or drywall anchors included with my antenna. Unique problem this solves: I get strange signal drops or signal disruptions when cars drive by my house. But it only happens in one room in my home; the living room. It is strange because the antenna is mounted higher than the road and the cars driving on it. I upgraded my Leaf 50 with a Leaf Supreme last year hoping that the larger antenna size would resolve the issue. It did not. I kept both antenna’s because I have more than one TV in my home. The power amplifier for both Leaf antennas only made the issues worse. I would either loose a channel completely or the TV image would pixelate. Hanging the leaf on different walls and windows would solve one issue but create others. And, as you know, the Leaf is meant for a fixed position. I finally decided to give the Mohu Arc Pro a try. It is rated at 60 miles like the Leaf Supreme. I am a child of the rabbit ear years of TV watching. I know full well that the facing and positioning of an antenna can make a huge difference in signal quality. I connected the Arc Pro to my TV and ran through the auto channel search. I picked up four of the five channels I had with the Leaf Supreme. My Leaf Supreme is located at the top of my wall. The Arc Pro is located at eye level. So, pretty good for where I placed it. Even better is that I did not have any signal drops when cars drove by. Next, I worked on getting that last station. I moved the antenna around the room. Running the auto channel function after each move. I eventually acquired the lost channel. The cable being only 10 feet long did interfere with where I could position the antenna relative to the TV. For me, this presents two challenges. First, cosmetics. My TV setup is very clean. All cables are hidden behind the entertainment center and behind a cable runner. The Cable runner hides the antenna cable, power cable, and the HDMI cables from the TV to the rest of the entertainment center. 10 feet won’t cut it. I do not want to see the antenna cable. This may be a small gripe for some of you. However, I enjoy a clean looking setup. Thankfully, the Arc Pro does work with a cable extension. The Arc Supreme shipped with a coupler that allows two coax cables to connect. You can probably find one at your local best buy. I took the cable from the Leaf Supreme and connected it to the 10’ cable of the Arc Pro. Since the cable is already integrated into the entertainment system I no longer need to worry about the cosmetics. The key take away is that the Arc Pro will play nice with a cable extension. Which leads me to point number 2. The extra cable allows me greater placement flexibility. The closer the Arc Pro is to my TV the worse the reception gets. I lose all signals when the antenna is next to the TV. The same is true for any other antenna I have tried. The TV either physically blocks the signal or throws out enough interference to prevent the antenna to receive a clean signal. Then, there is that pesky signal disruption that happens when cars drive by. Long story short, I found a position in my home that allows me to rotate the antenna to maximize my signal quality for each station in my area. Cars driving disrupting the signal is also less of an issue. I still cannot get FOX. Finally, you are probably yelling at me to get a roof mounted antenna. That would probably solve all of my issues. If only that were an option for me. Unfortunately, it is not currently an option for me. Final thoughts: I was weary about trying a smaller antenna. For my Livingroom, I found that the smaller Arc Pro does a better job than the larger Leaf Supreme. You may have a different experience. For me, the Arc Pro does a better job than its larger cousin. The story may be different if I lived on a hill with clear line of site to all the local broadcast towers. Instead, I live surrounded by houses, trees, and small hills. Therefore, the greater flexibility that the Arc Pro affords me is a better overall experience. Thank you. I hope you found this review useful.

Fairly flimsy antenna on the pricey side but it does bring in the local broadcast stations.

This is a good product for the number of channels that you get. It’s a little pricey.

We were scared to cut the cable cord but this antenna made everything ok! It basically plug and play and we did not need to move things around furniture wise to catch the signal. It’s literally in a corner and tucked behind the tv and everything comes in crystal clear. It also provides a guide function which was a pleasant surprise.

We cut the cord on Dish and needed to be able to get all the locals. This one gives us a ton of channels. Great reception. We have to turn it for a couple of channels but it sits right behind the TV so it isn't a problem. I believe the range is 60 miles. Not sure how far we pick up but I know one station is about 20 miles.