Customer Ratings & Reviews

Right out of the box and in minutes flat I had 41 over the air channels without pixelation. My aim was for the locals plus PBS, but I got about five "oldies" channels from a bygone era, and a SAP Sports Channel with mostly soccer (futbol) matches daily. Much better than my expriences with cheaper TERK and RCA indoor antennas. Worth the $50 bucks.

Good wall antenna hides behind the TV. Good reception

Works really well. Does not take up space and easy to install.

We are a little over 40 miles away from most of the major stations and ca only get 3 out of the 4. Even the closer ones will blink out for a few seconds every few minutes. My guess that 30 to 35 miles is more reasonable for our flat terrain. I your station antennas are up a hill then the 50 mile range may be more accurate. Otherwise it is a good product.

Does a great job. Pictures are clear and channels come in good.

Easy to install and performs well indoors in my basement.

This antenna works really well. To get it setup right you need look online at where TV signals are being broadcast and face th antenna in that direction. Once I did this I had about 20 clear hd channels. Actually watched the super bowl using this antenna! Easy setup done in less then 5 minutes.

Why did I not get this sooner? I now get all the basic channels for free - which is perfect for watching the news and PBS while streaming my chosen shows. It is really easy to install. I've got it sitting flat on top of a bookshelf and get great reception, even though it is invisible.

Used this to replace a set of rabbit ears and went from 16 to 42 channels once that I found a good location. The advantage is that it doesn't have to change position for each channel like the rabbit ears, Besides getting more channels they are clearer than they have ever been.

Everyone in my family is cutting the cable cord so I jumped on board when I moved to a new apartment. I also run my own Plex media server that offers live streaming and DVR. It was recommended to use Mohu. I'm impressed but not that impressed and it's probably because I'm in an apartment with limited angles on the 2nd floor that's approx 20 miles from a few towers. I've tried windows and get chopped receptions. I just didn't think the 1amp 5v USB wall plug is strong enough. I guess if I were to buy a HD homerun connect and a Plex pass you definitely need an outside antenna. I'm satisfied to get Fox and NBC in the morning for the bedroom tv and I found a sweet spot but I'm not getting all the ota channels. I also have a 3ft coax cable that works better for this spot vs the 25' provided.

The antenna worked great compared to the old one I was using. It picked up more channels and is a little smaller. But the included 16foot coax cable has this nasty white residue on it. And it left this white powder all over my hands and my couch when I was unraveling it. The powder came right off but its strange for a coax cable to be like that.

I bought the Leaf because I couldn't even get stations 25 miles away. At first with Leaf I couldn't get a single station. I had to change out the amplifier that came with it. Earlier I had bought a TV amplifier from Best Buy for $40, that helped get 3 channels. Now that I switched out the amplifiers I get about 15 channels on the Leaf. Others might need to do the same.

Picks up plenty of channels in northern Virginia with a clear picture.

Its sorta like cable. You will get many channels you will never watch and a few that you will. Difference is this is uncompressed HD quality and its free. Reception quality if fair to excellent depending on channel selected (its indoor after all). Im using this for local channels and Playstation Vue ($34 per mo.) for all ESPN and AMC (among many othe stations).

Not a large antenna. Works great. Easy to set up and gain channels.

This item ca me with an amplifier but actually worked better without it. Most of the time I receive all the channels from 2-13. If someone moves into the room, the reception nay flutter. Sometimes channel 13 has too low reception. However, these issues aren't necessarily because of the antenna.

Bought this antenna with some reservation. Connected it and did the channel scan. Was surprised on the number of different channels I receive. There is one channel that I expected and it did pick up but is pixelated. I'll need to work with it some more to try better reception on that channel. Overall, this antenna is a good buy for my area.

While I don't regret purchasing this item I am disappointed that so far it has only given me two channels to watch on my television. I don't want to judge the device harshly because I live in a somewhat remote area and I may of also placed the device in a less than ideal position in the house. That said, the two channels I am getting come in crystal clear.

This product got me all of the channels in my area. I live in Allen, TX. I can get the major channels plus the rest of the useless ones lol. I am using the built in power adapter that's connecting to my USB port on my television. Without the power connected, I only receive half of the channels. During rainy conditions some channels do go static, some will have periodic issues with the signal (ie: satellite pixel issues). During this time I just chalk it up to weather and there's not much any antenna can do. This cable was able to reach to a high nearby window for better reception. And since it's thin and light weight I was able to tape it to the window with included tape.

Does what it is suppose to do. Brings in almost all the channels.