Customer Ratings & Reviews

This little Antenna is unobtrusive with good reception. Works great. Don't forget to move it around a little bit behind the TV or wherever you hang it to figure out where you get the best coverage of your local TV stations. Works wonderfully! Great Price!

I checked out a number of antennas prior to purchasing the Moku Leaf 50 and am delighted with my decision. I needed an interior antenna so I could watch sporting events at my office while working on weekends. My office is right at 50 miles from the majority of the antennas in the L.A. area and was a bit concerned that the Moku would not be strong enough to pickup a good signal for the majority of the stations I watch. Boy, was I wrong! The Moku replaced an older Terk antenna that was not able to consistently receive a good signal. I am now able to receive over 125 channels (and sub-channels) all without a signal loss. I have the antenna attached to my office window with a tree directly outside and still have no problems. This was a great decision providing an inconspicuous antenna and great reception. I strongly recommend this antenna to anyone looking to receive stations from semi-fringe areas.

I gave up cable recently and added a HDTV antenna which works well in my family room which has a lot of windows - did not work at all in my guest room which is small and has metal built- in bookshelves - the directions said to avoid metal and I could not get it to work even placing it up in the skylight

I am able to get all three major networks but get ABC on channel 15 instead of 11 for some reason. WTVD 11 (ABC) does not come in at all. CBS, Fox and NBC all come in clear. In fact, the picture is better than satellite. Fox occasionally drops out at night but I am still playing with antenna placement.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with an indoor antenna after I switched to streaming TV...it was a pleasant surprise at how well it worked. The channels are clear and I am getting 7 channels to choose from due to my location. I am getting my local CBS, ABC and NBC so I feel good about it!

I give it 3.5 stars. The important thing for me is the local news channels for current updates. I got ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and up to 21 channels. I think that's the most you get anyway for an antenna channels. Depending on your location also you may get hiccups when a plane is flying around.. wireless connection version from the TV would be awesome but not sure if it would work as great... wires/cable showing up on your wall doesn't look good... almost paper thinness of it is great

The cord is nice and long to move around more. I can pin to the wall. I'm in a rural area with lots of trees and can actually get all the channels I want without having to move a smaller antenna around my living room. I actually got 4 more channels than I had on my smaller antenna.

How well this antenna will work in each case will depend on your signal strength and where you locate the antenna. In my case I had medium signal strength for most of the channels and had to place the antenna on an interior wall because of the location of the TV. Out of 13 signals it detected, only 7 are strong enough but I am able to get all the major local stations plus a few outliers which works well for me since I'm primarily interested in local news and weather. Rarely under some weather conditions the signal weakens causing the picture to break up. With the antenna placed on an exterior wall I can get about 25% more channels with proportionately better signal strength in the others. In spite of these issues I'm very happy with this antenna. It has obviated the need for cable and the exorbitant monthly bills that come with it. For people considering the generic version available from a major online retailer, I tried them side-by-side and found that the performance of the Leaf antenna was considerably better--more channels, better signal strength.

Picked this up to replace an old rabbit ear unit that was pretty much useless. This pulled in all of the local over the air digital stations just from being mounted on the wall behind the TV set. Unobtrusive, and does the job. Includes all the necessary parts, even some pins to tack up the flat antenna.

This antenna was easy to install and pulls in station which are over 40 miles away. I was surprised how many over the air channels are available. While we do not receive all of the available channels I think part of the problem is the power level of the transmitting stations.

I had an off air antenna installed in the attic area of my house many years ago but every time we changed cable companies the guy who would hook things up did not bother with the "other" antenna. Well I got sick of that and upon seeing an ad for something inexpensive that may solve my problem I went to Best Buy The clerk to whom I spoke told me that this antenna was actually better than the one I was looking to purchase and it cost less! Well, that is a deal. I bought it and took it home and was extremely skeptical that it would work by simply "pinning" it to the drywall down in a corner in the dark, and then making a simple connection to the TV.... Voila! A beautiful crystal clear picture that actually enabled me to get some channels I was not getting with Spectrum cable.

I like the slim form factor. My only complaint is you can't place it on the wall behind the TV. It must get some sort of interference from the TV. So I just mounted it higher and I get great signal! don't get many channels from here in Casper, WY but I get all the local. *Anywhere but directly behind the TV.

I bought this for a short term rental situation. I didn't want to pay all the fees for cable. Works fine but gets a limited number of channels. Good reception for network channels and get a few more with very good reception. I recommend it for a specific purpose or if you only watch "the big three".

Salesman said Leaf 50 will go 30 miles in town and 50 miles on flat country. I live on 3rd floor apt. in Cincinnati and I get 59 channels. I get same number of channels with rabbit ears, but the Leaf 50 holds the channel much better. It is about the size of a piece of copy paper and is black on one side & white on the other. It comes with 16' white RG59U coax cable. Seems to work better near a window. Has 2 tiny holes for mounting with provided stickpins. You can buy those little suction cups for X-mas lights to hang it on window. I like that you can plug the amp into the USB port on back of t.v. I have a Sony t.v. and the USB port is labeled "Service Port". That way, the amp turns off with the t.v. I also get channels like Comet, ME, Buzzr, Grit, ANT, GET, Escape, Kung Fu, This, COZI, Decades, Movies! and Bounce.

Great, small indoor antenna. Recieves HDTV quality. Good reception for the size, obviously depends on your location. NOTE: This antenna is not full Omni directional. Move it around to get best reception.

Easy set up; not gaudy; functional but its not cable. I tried rabbit ears I had tucked away from 20 years ago first. Then the Mohu. There was a modest improvement over the rabbit ears for the channels I wanted. Worth the cost long term to keep access to my local news channels after dropping the cable.

I got this antenna to be able to receive local channels on my television and it works GREAT! Being in an apartment, I'm in a confined space and have limited area to put the antenna. I chose this antenna because it promised to get channels despite where it's placed and I must say it did what it said it would do. I get MANY local channels with no problem. The picture and sound comes in very clearly. I highly recommend this antenna

This antenna gets in almost all the OTA stations I want. Even though it claims to be omnidirectional, it's not. You have to try several different angles to get in the stations you want, which can take a bit of time. But, once you got it, it's great having free OTA local stations. I have 4 of these throughout the house and have removed cable boxes on all those TV's. With the digital sub-stations, I pretty much get what I want to watch. I'm down to 1 cable box in the house between my Mohu and roku. Cut my cable/internet bill more than half. It lost one star in rating because it's not omnidirectional and doesn't pull in all the stations they claim it can, but sure serves the purpose.

I'd been relying on an old set of rabbit ears since the digital switchover and was generally satisfied with their performance but I knew there were some channels I was missing out on so I decided to take a chance with the Leaf 50. I used the included coax cable to mount the antenna in a window and was impressed when the channel scan reported picking up 53 channels upon completion. An amplifier is included in the package and it requires a USB or AC power source but when I set it up according to the instructions, the antenna didn't pick up any channels at all. Mohu's website says they will replace defective parts but the antenna works well enough without the amplifier so I'm happy.

Great antenna HD by they way for value. Scanned over 50 channel's including Johny Carson's show at night. Only concern is not fully gaining local channels like Fox on one floor and NBC on another floor. Aside of that best deal without paying cable or other providers.