Customer Ratings & Reviews

Kind of an interesting design for someone who grew up with "rabbit ear" antenna. It comes ready to hook up with a coaxial cable and amplifier, though I didn't need the cable since I just used the cable that was already set up to access attic space for my old antenna. A little tricky to hang or mount because it only comes with tiny hook & loop tabs and flimsy pins. Finally looped string between the little holes in the top of the device and hung it on a nail in the attic (where it can obtain better signal.) So, it works fine and does the job.

The antenna was a great but mainly due to the fact that the special that helped me save $20 off the original price. I would never bought this antenna at the regular price. Now with the good stuff, totally worth it. Great design. Image quality its amazing. Really happy. All other brands might sell cheaper, but trust me there is a difference. Big one when it comes to channels coming and going. I don't have a problem with this one. Like I said only downfall is the original price. Now if you lucky like me to get it on special $ 20 off original price by all means get this one over any brand.

I get 16 channels including CBS,NBC, ABC, public TV and a few others. All clear but naturally when there's a storm you lose reception for a few seconds.

We watch so little TV that we wanted to get rid of our second cable box and its monthly rental. I was amazed at the HD quality of reception from this antenna on the local stations (which were all we were interested in). Our location is notoriously bad for FM radio reception, and I had assumed that TV would be even worse. I was wrong. There are big evergreens in our back yard, and when there is a lot of wind, the reception has frequent glitches although still watchable. On calm days the reception is almost perfect. Over-the-air reception can be a dicy affair, but we lucked out.

Thanks to previous reviews, the Mohu Leaf 50 so far is a great antenna. It does take a try or two to find the best spot in the room for your Mohu Leaf to pull in the best signal. Instructions are very clear with suggestions for optimal reception. We found we didn't need the amplifier because we're very close to our local towers. The Leaf attached to the wall isn't unattractive at all although I'm going to paint the black coax cable to match the wall.

It works pretty good. Not perfect. Probably need to figure out the best position for reception but it pulls in about 22 channels. Great for getting local tv

My wife & I decided to cut out the cable bill, but wanted to try the indoor antenna first. It works just like it is supposed to & receives all the channels we expected.

Amazed at how many channels this paper-sized sheet of plastic pulls in! Easy to install, works quite well.

Like product as it picks up all channels over the air. This antenna will even pick up sub-channels. I get crystal clear pictures. For the money it is worth the price.

This antenna works pretty good. I think overall it got us 40 channels (mostly in between channels like 3.2, 3.3, 5.2 etc) with it hanging on the wall behind the tv (exterior wall) it however didn't get us fox 8 in our region which was a disappointment considering we're only 30 miles or so away from the broadcast center and this antenna is supposed to have a 50 mile range. It's also supposed to support both broadcast types so I don't know what the reason behind the missing channel is. Other than that it seems to work pretty well. Is get pretty choppy during rain or snow which is to be expected.

So I was needing an antenna for my Airtv box. I was skeptical that a thin sheet of an antenna was going to work. Well, I was so pleased that it pulled in over 50 channels - I would have been thrilled with 5 locals. Every channel is clear and it might be my imagination but they seem to be much more vibrant than my previous cable reception.

Works good and pulls in many TV stations on max setting if mounted up high. Mounted to my TV in the garage, good strong signal. Amplified is always better than cheaper non-amplified antennas.

I purchased this item to replace an RCA rabbit ears type antenna in order to receive more channels in our master bedroom. Whereas, we were only getting about 17 channels with the RCA antenna; with this new Mohu Leaf antenna, we are receiving 42 channels from around Atlanta market and the picture is clear and HD quality on 38 of the 42 channels. I would recommend this product if you are looking for a good indoor flat antenna.

Simple to install, position and height in the room play an important role in good reception. Free tv. Got 35 channels. 11 more than the unpowered version

My old metal antenna fell apart so bought this one in store after asking which was their best seller for our local area for indoors. Easy to use and right away, it picked up all the channels that were already scanned in. And got channels even further than the 60-mile range. Happy with purchase!

I love this antenna. Simple to install, picks up great and I have close to 30 channels. Multidirectional so there is no turning and you can put it in the house and still be inconspicuous.

This HDTV antennae is amazing. I can pull in over 50 stations with such clarity it's unbelievable! I also love that it is paper-thin and goes up easily!

I have two of these. One for each of my TV's. I am about 6-7 miles from the local TV towers. In good weather I can get all the local channels. When it is rainy , even a little bit, some of the stations get digital breakup in the picture. Sometime often enough that it is not watchable. I think this is more a limitation of indoor antenna's in general than of this particular model. I have them pinned to the wall behind the TV's using thumb tacks. They can't be easily seen unless you look behind the TV.

It meet my needs and picks up local channels within 15 miles. I have to have it near the window to pick up all the channels but they are clear and strong.

Best reception is when located near window, but still works well if not. I doubted the HD reception and the local station to me seemed clearer than my Comcast. Go figure (no compressed signal I was told). The amplifier portion really helps provide clear picture. And this thing is flexible like a mud flap! Use this website to see which direction your TV stations are to your home so you can best place the antenna (like west, northeast, etc) -- enter zip code and then click on the station call letters to see location http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/