Customer Ratings & Reviews

The antenna delivers a performance boost when compared to non-amplified antennas, but can't perform magic! It seems weaker for stations on VHF frequencies as opposed to UHF frequencies. It's light weight and size makes it easy to try in lots of locations when looking for a good signal. I've used the antenna in an area with line of sight to antennas on a mountaintop about 35 miles away with good results (except weaker on the one station on a VHF frequency, as noted). I also have used it in a more wooded area with primarily weak stations in the area. It does a good job of pulling in one station that is kind of marginal with other amplified antennas (largely due to the flexibility in being able to position it). It doesn't magically bring in the very weak stations co-located on the same tower as the marginal station, though.

This antenna delivers a clear reliable signal to our tv. Only reason for not giving 5 stars is that it's not very aesthetically pleasing & cant walk to close to the antenna or it disrupts the signal. Over all it does what I wanted & would recommend it.

This antenna will allow you to view most of the broadcast channels within about 50 miles. It is easy to install and takes up very little space. You will not be able to receive any "cable" channels ... Fox, CNN, MSNBC, USA, HIST, etc ...

It is Antenna so just remember that. With this product I was able to receive over 40 channels in the area, although it still tends to cut out when using my cell phone or using the microwave for certain weak signals. The quality is great, maybe better than cable.

This was my 3rd and final antenna purchased to get PBS in my house. All 3 competitors did well except the other 2 couldn't lock in signals for any PBS station. Which is really most of hat I watch. This was low on my list because it's ugly, basically a mud flap, there's no stand, so far it gets everything, but is occasionally glitchy, it's somewhat obscured in a corner though, I'd rather not have cables running all over tarnation to get it to work better, I may have to, but for now I'm ok with the compromise. I should mention, I'm in a valley in a brick house 12 miles the other side of downtown. There are much better looking products that would likely work just as well for most people.

I live about 50 miles from Chicago and 50 mikes from Milwaukee in a low area that has trouble getting cell phone signals. I hung the Mohu leaf 50 on the wall, scanned the channels and to my amazement got over 50 channels. Tried various locations and heights around the room to get the best results. I will say that a lot of the channels are received are in 480p and some go in and out too much to really be watched This is a good alternative when the dish goes out or used in a bedroom where TV is used to go to sleep by. Save that monthly cable box fee. Highly recommended even for remote areas. Also picture quality with Mohu on my old 720p TV is better than my 1080p plasma on cable or DirecTV..

This antenna exceeded my expectations for the number of channels received and the quality of the picture. The HD quality is exceptional. All of this from an antenna that fits neatly on the wall behind TV.

I live East Flatbush Brooklyn NY 11226 and this Antenna pick-up 51 channels. I guest that are only 51 channel available in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Solid antenna, good reception. I have noticed that the antenna actually works better not pointed out of the window. We actually have two of them in our household and both of them seem to work best against a wall rather than a window.

When my TV provider warned me that they were considering dropping my favorite local channel I was left with the task of finding an alternative source. I went to my local Best Buy and purchased this powerful yet light and simple to activate antenna. It requires no electronics knowledge whatsoever and the reception is "amazing ". I simply connected it to my televisions external antenna input connection and plugged it into a power source, scanned the channels and that was it. I can't think of anything more simple and efficient. I simply mounted it on the back of my television and now I even get additional local channels that weren't even available through my satellite provider.

Like any Antenna it works great if you point it in the right direction. Remember you have to have coaxial cable (20 feet included) connected to the antenna and then to the TV. The issue is running the cable from the TV to the window. I was able to pick up 40+ channels. Pretty good. There is some pixilation from time to time but again if you have the antenna in the right place it works pretty well.

Purchased this for a 2nd home; tying to save some money since we would only be there periodically. The installation was very easy and we got several channels. However, many of the channels were non-english. Of course there is no guide, so we had to hunt around to find the stations we like (local channels, ABC, NBC, etc.). The reception seemed fairly good most of the time, but there would be times when the picture would freeze as if the signal was interrupted, but it would come back in a few seconds. Overall, it did the job, but we are so addicted to Direct TV, we decided to go ahead and order Direct TV's basic service. Anyone who would like to purchase a slightly used antenna, give me a shout.

Good basic Antenna for your TV * Amplified for stable signal * Easy connections * One side is white, the other is black * Receives some signals that are always strong and clear. On days when it is cloudy or raining, the picture freezes or drops completely. I try to watch just the strong reception channels. I have mine hooked up to an older TV converter box, that is hooked up to an old VCR, that I tape shows on and watch through the TV. It meets the minimum requirements for reception. We live in a canyon area, so the line of sight to the broadcast antennas are limited. I didn't want to place it in a window and have to look at it inside and outside. I placed it behind the TV where the white side blends in with the white wall.

Went from zero channels to approximately 25. Channels are clear. The device is easy to conceal and just slightly thicker than a sheet of paper. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Not 100% reliable, but I have yet to find an antenna that is. This is the best one yet. Very pristine picture and picks up the most channels.

This antennae is what I hoped for and more! I get around 60 - 80 channels and have had a lot of fun watching all sorts of old comedies, current shows and cultural offerings, especially the opera and ballet. I have great reception even in bad weather. The antenna is lightweight, easy to set up, comes with a long cord and can be moved around until you find a spot with the best reception for the most channels. Combined with my Firestick, there is no need for cable at all. I would definitely recommend this antennae.

I’m about 15-20 miles from downtown Raleigh. Just hooked up today, here’s my first impression review. It took 2 minutes to hook up the hardware and it took about 10 minutes to figure out how to make my TV search for channels. It says it found 22 digital channels. It’s a cloudy day, maybe it would find more if the weather is clear, not sure. I’m getting the local NBC, ABC, CBS, CW, Fox channels perfectly clear (see picture). Other channels I’m getting are clear, they are channels I normally do not watch. I’m looking forward to getting rid of my $100/month Spectrum cable bill. I’ll post a second review after a few weeks of use. So far

I love this just for the fact I don’t have to pay those incredibly high cable costs. I get local channels with it and then some. Some days are better than others when it comes to reception but overall I can’t complain.

I used this antenna in my bedroom and picked up the local stations except NBC. Then I moved it into my living room and it picked up All the local stations + the CW, a TV guide station & ION. It is great. Location is the only limitation.

It was mounted to the backside of my new Sony 55" TV. Doesn't show or stick out. Box says it covers a 60 mile range. I'm not sure of that. Seems to work well but haven't had any real bad storms to verify. A bit pricey.