Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works really well unless it's cloudy or a plane flies overhead.

Love this very easy antenna to install, gets many more stations than the previous ones I have tried. The wind hardly ever affects the reception. My old antenna I had to shift around to get a good station redception.I hardly ever have to move it. I believe it is worth the money, only down side is it doesn't do well on older model TV.s, so check yours first.

I was needing an antenna to pick up some hard to reach local channels since I am 25 miles from the city. I tried two other types of antennas (1 higher priced and 1 lower priced) without any channels picked up. I plugged this one in and seached for channels picking up 19 channels first try. This is well worth the price and you are supporting American workers!!!

I live in Wyoming, so channels are limited and when the wind blows it can be sketchy. It works great, and i like that it provides the current program on the channel displayed.

I was able to get some local channels in my basement using this product. I didn't get as many as above ground but still added some channels to a smart tv without cable.

I originally had a Mohu 30 in my living room, but gave that to my son to use in his room and purchased this thinking I would receive more channels. Nope!! This comes with an adapter to boost the signal which didn't work at all. I had to disconnect the adapter and screw the coax cable directly into the tv. At that point I received all the channels the 30 picked up plus 3 more. There is no point in purchasing this product. If you live in the suburbs (I'm 10 miles from the center of downtown Cleveland), just purchase the Mohu 30. That one never gave me issues, and was up and running in 15 minutes.

We're about equally (35-40ish miles) split between two markets, and we are now getting channels from both--all the local channels including PBS...many from both markets. I was really shocked by the quality that this antenna delivered from such a distance from the stations. I put it in an upstairs window and connected it to the wall jack that leads to the central junction box. From the box, I connected it to the TV's wall jack (now multiple F-connections), and the signal is completely solid on all channels.

I purchased this antenna thinking it would get 40 plus channels as promised in my area. The TV found 9 channels but only would display about 5. The signal is sharp if you are getting reception. Bottom line you are purchasing a power adapter, very cheap plastic in the cheap material made antenna, and lesser quality cable. However, that is the market and if you are in a good area it will work.

I cut my cable recently and decided to try out the Mohu 50 leaf indoor HDTV Antenna. I live approximately 20 miles away from downtown Washington D.C. in a suburban area in Maryland. This product was able to put out 48 channels in my area. I did not expect to have this many channels and the quality of the pictures is outstanding. Do yourself a favor and get this while you can!

I live in an urban part of Houston, TX less than 30 miles from the station towers and tried 4 different HD antennas - out of the four, this was the ONLY one that worked! Very happy to finally find something successful in picking up basic channels that you'd assume would be no problem. The included cable cord was longer than most too. Highly recommend this Moho Leaf 50!

The BEST!! Trust me on this one. I’ve experimented with several indoor and outdoor antennas and the Moho leaf works the best,. The amplified version does even a better job than the non-amplified version. Don’t trust the imitations that are out there. This indoor does cost a little more but it’s absolutely worth it. I bought it as a gift for my God daughter who lives midway between Baltimore and DC and within minutes the antenna pulled in nearly 60 channels. Need I say more. I live in southern Pennsylvania and have a similar antenna that gets nearly 40 Local channels along with the add-ons such as MeTV, antenna TV, etc. Don’t hesitate and stay away from the others in my humble opinion.

I've owned several flat antennas over the past 12 years,. and the Mohu-Leaf is definitely the best. Living on a boat, the previous antennas all had to be moved quite often and placed outside to get quality reception. Pixilation was often a problem and losing channels was normal. Did an internet search for the most recommended and the Mohu-Leaf was listed as number one, checked it out and although it was about $20.00more than the other ones I had bought, I decided to give it a try. I am very pleased with its performance. I now have it inside a closet and am receiving all the channels in the air clearly and uninterrupted. Amazing reception. Very happy I bought it, so much so, I had to write a review, as other's reviews inspired me to give it a try.

I get many channels with this antenna and I live about 50 miles from the big city. I prefer this over paying for cable or satellite TV.

Having the power amplifier added two channels I could not otherwise pull in. They just happened to be the two I was trying to get :)

easy to use, solid quality. easy to maneuver to get the best signal. would buy again.

I had to move it around a bit, but when I finally found the spot it picked up 32 channels, including all of my local national affiliates. What more could I ask for? The wall I have to put it on (not manufacturers fault) is a ways away from the tv. The cord is long enough but looks dorky hanging from the wall. I'll figure it out. I can deal with aesthetics as long as it works as intended.

I own a Winegard Flatwave Amped antenna that I purchased about 5+ years ago. It's worked well, but with all the good things I read about Mohu, I thought I'd give this a try. The WG gets 85 channels on a scan. Initially the Mohu, in the same position (Window facing 200 degrees at 18 miles from transmitters (the transmitters are at 206 degrees, so I am close) scanned 31 channels with the amp in line. So, I moved antennas, each time mirroring placement and performing a new scan. the Mohu seemed to be more subject to directional differences. Finally I was able to consistently get about 20 less channels on the Mohu compared the WG in precisely the same locations - without the Mohu amp I got 5 channels. Your mileage may vary, I don't think the Mohu is a bad product, but in my case, I'll stick with the WG.

The antenna works well, it saves cable bills and with the use of the internet, I get all the entertainment I want.

This Antennae gave much better reception than I expected. Kept my grandmother very happy with her TV and shows.

I live in the suburbs and expected a lot better reception from this thing. Im not getting all of the network channels that i should and the picture is often disrupted by interference from passing cars or imperfect weather. When conditions are just right the picture is of good quality. Im still disappointed though.