Customer Ratings & Reviews

We live on the third floor of an apartment building in the DFW Metroplex, and the one channel I wanted (8 for news) does not come in. I get all of the other local channels and quite a few other broadcast channels, so it's better than paying monthly for cable. But even my old RCA rabbit ears picked up channel 8.

Really pleased with the quality of reception. I'm getting as good or better than with Direct TV and have yet to see any interference. The flat profile of the leaf lets me hide it behind the wall mounted screen and out of sight

This antenna picked up about ten local channels. Six of them were strong and clear signals. Four of them were weak and grainy signals. This was given as a gift and the person receiving it was very happy with the reception. The recipient's home is about twenty-five miles from the local stations.

Bought this antenna mainly for football coverage. It gets about 75 channels in our area. Picture is clear once you find the right spot for the antenna. We used it on 2 different TVs, an LG and a Panasonic. Works great on both.

I did some research to rid myself of cable bills and go back to some antenna. The sales rep pointed me to the Moho HD indoor antenna and it does the job! I get a good assortment free stations. I do get pixelation when it's windy, but it's a small price to pay compared to the cable or dish.

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".

This antenna was purchased for a residential home located in a city. The antenna was placed in a window of home with no immediate obstruction. Unfortunately, it failed to pick up any strong signal resulting in approximately 5 channels only to be viewed on the TV with three of them fuzzy. We were told it was due to the residence being located within a city and having too many surrounding buildings interfering with a clear signal. We were also told that this antenna was most likely a good product but that our situation calls for an outside antenna that would needed to be attached to the exterior roof rather than inside.

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.

This antenna works fine for our location. I can't vouch for its 50 mile range as we're using it at a second FL property & I don't know where the signals originate. However, I can tell you we bought an RCA antenna about 6 months ago at Best Buy for about half the price of this $70+ one. It was moved to our bedroom TV so we still use it. It only gets 3 less channels (all in Spanish!) & only slightly less signal strength. My point is that, depending on your location & station location, you may be able to buy a less expensive antenna & not even notice the difference.

When I first looked into getting a new antenna, I didn't realize anything was available beyond my old rabbit ears. After catching up to the 21st century, I found good reviews about this product. It has performed well for me. There are a few channels that occasionally lag with it, but I am in a basement, too.

We get about 70 channels. Lots of old, classic reruns; classic movies, the four big networks. Not much different than cable because we can still use streaming services for things we like and we arn't paying for things we don't even want. Very limited sports, however.

I first bought this antenna somewhere else but couldn't get it to work. I decided to buy a 2nd one at BB to see if I'd have better luck. I did! I'm getting 39 on-air channels from Seattle. Just finished watching the World Series in HD and surround sound FOR FREE. Thanks to this antenna and a Roku Player we cancelled the Directv service we've had for 14 years. It was easy to connect to my TV and I quickly found a place on our family room wall to tack it up. My advice to everyone is to make sure you scan for channels with your TV after you connect the antenna. I'm powering the preamp through one of my TV's USB inputs. Another thing to watch out for is that after we had one of our reoccurring power outages here, my displayed that there was no input from the antenna. I did another channel scan, found the same 39 channels, and was good to go.

Was a little worried about a tedious install, but it couldn't be easier. I like the design and look of the antenna and the accessories - very contemporary. We have had great reception in general. Has gotten "pixel-y" when a BIG storm is in the area, but most weather doesn't bother it. Mine is placed on the highest part of a downstairs window pane. I think it would perform even better (like during storms) if I could place it higher but it hasn't been a big enough problem to pursue. I tend to over-purchase/overkill things and was planning to get the bigger roof/attic mounted model, but our roof has aluminum lined decking which could have killed the signal in the attic. That left the rooftop mount, but what a hassle. Even if I did rooftop, I wouldn't have gotten more channels, just better odds during the storms. Whether rooftop, attic, or in-house, you still have to run the coax from the antenna to the TV. I like cabling and cords to look tidy, hidden - ours is visible and runs around an archway to the TV. Don't know if I will relocate or drill through any walls for a hidden pass-through yet, but at least will get a longer coax to form-fit around the wall corners and floor molding. Unless you get additional in-line signal boosters, you want an un-interrupted cable run between the antenna and the TV. The Mohu 50 set-up took about 30 minutes, including running the channel search on the TV.

I get about 12 channels, most are foreign language channels, but I do get some basic national channels as well. clear picture and not much stuttering considering I live in the hills with lots of trees

Great product for folks that live far from the main city. Once you place it in a good location. I would like two more Velcro patches.

Works great, I now own 3 of them. Easy to install, Not an Eye sore out of the way hanging on the wall w/pins.

Purchase this for use in an apartment building one side faces East one side faces West in Cincinnati northern part of Cincinnati the Eastside hardly gets anything the west side is satisfactory not the greatest antenna but again it's on the window with rubber suction cups

Installed antenna in an outdoor barn/bar area to pick up football games and was pleasantly surprised with the how clear and bright the reception was! Our location is about 90 miles south of Atlanta and we are able to get 8-12 channels.

I still cannot receive all stations in the twin cities due to the station broadcasting on a different uhf frequency than others KARE11. A little annoying at first, but I just don't watch NBC anymore which is fine. However the station's that do come in, come in very crisp on my 4K TV.

It's a good antenna for the channels I managed to receive. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to pick up all the local network channels where I live, which forced me to return it. I'm not knocking it for that issue. It was easy enough to install without having to read the instructions.