Customer Ratings & Reviews

I sold my previous antenna to my brother, and had to buy a replacement. I figured I'd just get the same antenna, but the Best Buy salesman insisted that this one was half the price a probably better than my old one. I would say he is right, but it is only marginally better. Still a good deal. I sure like how it is easy to set up. Just tape it to my window, and I'm done. The previous antenna was very fragile, and I would have to reassemble it even after the very slightest nudge.

I purchased this antenna by mistake, was looking to buy an RCA but I thought I would give it a try. It does make a difference if you plugged it into electric outlet but even then sometines I nice recepcion at other times low signal with same weaher conditions. Over all it works ok.

I like to watch sports and I had the various providers over the last 15 years of Dish, DirecTV and Comcast. I finally got fed up paying over $130 a month for stations that I never watched. I cut the cord and purchased this antenna to see if I could get any decent stations out in the Northwest suburbs of Houston. I unplugged the satellite feed and just hooked this up instead in the attic of my two story house. Used a couple of thumbtacks to mount, plugged it in and then did the setup on the channels. Wow, I received over 50 channels including the major locals. Now the con is that many of the channels were not English speaking and many were religious in nature. However you will receive a nice amount of English speaking stations that are entertaining. The other pro is that my picture seems to be better than I ever had before with even sharper HD. Everything looks great. and it is working on my existing wiring in the house. Every TV is using it and I no longer have a pay TV bill.

Bought this antenna for my mother who was cutting the cord on cable and upgrading her living room to the HD era. The design is nice and out of the way. The reception is great and picture quality is superb. The Leaf gives you some options on hanging via tacks or Velcro stickers. Additionally, given this is the amplified version, there are options there too. Specifically the addition of USB allows you to connect the antenna to the tv's USB port to power the antenna.

I tried four other digital antennas before springing for this more expensive one. It still isn't perfect, and I'm still missing channels. But, it did do better than any of the others. I've finally decided it is either my location or my TV. It's the first time in 6 TVs and 4 locations that I have had trouble picking up channels. Ironically, it's the closest I've ever been to the towers, too! But still better than paying for cable! This one worked well enough that I went back and bought a second one. And these antennas look good too!

After cutting the cord purchased this antenna to watch regular tv, picked up 45 channels on first scan and picture quality is just as good as cable without paying 100 plus dollars a month for reruns. Will add sling for the few cable channels that I actually watch,

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.

I installed this antenna in an upstairs window facing East toward downtown Chicago which is around 50 miles away. I ran the channel scan on my TV and it pulled in 84 channels crisp and clear. It even brought in some Rockford, IL stations from the other direction. All the stations are rock steady with no picture breakup. Highly recommended.

Bought this antenna for our camper to replace the broken roof antenna and save space from a larger style. It works amazing. Picked up channels I hadn't even got before with the roof mount one. Overall very pleased with this unit. Seems to get just as good reception in storms as in clear weather. Plenty small enough and different mounting methods supplied with it made it very user friendly.

This antenna pulls in stations up to 40 miles in my area. The most difficult part was getting the antenna placed in the correct area to pick up the stations I wanted. I originally put the antenna in a window thinking the slim thickness of glass would provide the best signal. I was wrong. I pulled out my ladder and moved the antenna into several different positions then scanned the area for new stations. It took about five different locations but I can now pick up all the major networks including PBS. If you get this antenna on sale it is worth the price.

This was a good antenna and performed better than the older-style non-flat antennas, including the current Terk Trinity 50-mile antenna. However, it still did not pull in all the channels perfectly. I would've liked a longer cable given that I was finding that I wanted to try other spots in my room that the cable couldn't reach. The flat profile is nice, but if you have the cable strung across a long wall, it still isn't attractive. I returned it in hopes of finding an antenna that will work closer to my TV and that always pulls in all the channels.

Works well but like all indoor open air antennas location makes all the difference. Check the internet for where tv antennas are in your area. If you can place this antenna in a window that faces an antenna it will pick up that station if it's within the 50 mile range, if not you might not. So you location makes all the difference. Saying that I'm in an apartment on the bottom floor. I hooked up cheap rabbit ears and received 10 local channels. Hooked up the Mohu-50 antenna and got 25 channels very clear in HD.

Located in DTC Colorado. This is a great looking indoor antenna and allows for a variety of placements. It works quite well, pulling in more stations consistently than the 2 antennas I already owned and 2 others that I tried and returned. It's not a panacea, but I have some big honk'n buildings that mess with the signals. I still can't figure out why I can't get all the primary stations in Denver Metro when all of them are located on the same frick'n tower on Lookout Mountain. How can I get FOX, CW & CBS killer strong, NBC pretty ok, but ABC is bupkis!

I recently cancelled my cable subscription and decided to buy an indoor antenna. The antenna located numerous channels and the local stations had an HD quality picture. Sometimes I will encounter a little pixel activity for shows containing heavy activity such as a basketball game. I did have to move and adjust the antenna initially but I was able to find an ideal spot and the picture displayed well. It's still a good purchase especially if you are a recent cord cutter.

We bought on of these on line, a different brand and it works but not nearly as well as this guy. Don't know exactly how many channels we are getting, looks like 50 or so the picture is crisp and clear and the reception is great. The only drawback in my area is I can't seem to pick up CBS, channel 2 in my area. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again. Beats the heck out of paying for cable.

Mohu is a good brand that comes recommended, but their Leaf 30 didn't work for us. There is a noticeable difference between the 30 and the 50, because the 50 mostly works for us. With TV antennas you want to buy the cheapest one that works for you. We live in a neighborhood with some 3-story buildings and tall trees, but everybody's situation is different! The other useful piece of info I figured out while testing 5 different antennas, was that for my house I'm probably going to need a signal booster. Hang the antenna in a good spot and plug it right into a TV and I get perfect reception. But plug the TV into a coax outlet, which runs out to the splitter in my garage, and then back to the TV, and reception is significantly worse. Long story short this antenna picks signals out of the air just great, but my house's coax cables are just too long and will need some extra boost.

I was using an Antennas Direct ClearStream that came with the Tivo. It retails at $99 at Best Buy. When I upgraded and hung my TV on the wall, we got this antenna. I will say while I live pretty far out from a lot of towers, I do get a lot of reception for the most part. It randomly can't get the one that is farthest away (about 40+ miles), but it does great all the rest of the time. I will say, where it makes up for it, is the fact that it's so slim, we actually mounted it out of sight, behind the TV on the wall. Very cool!

I live right at fifty miles from nearest towers so though I would try the amplified Mohu. Although I am right of the edge of recommended reception area, I do live on top of a hill so I was skeptical as to whether this would work or not. The channels that it pulls in are clearer than my direct sat. There are however other channels that do not come in at all, but again I don't fault the antenna but rather my distance issue.

I read several reviews before deciding to purchase this specific antenna. The HD picture quality has been very good, much better than cable, and the reception is adequate for local channels and even some about 40-50 miles away when the weather is good. The antenna was easy to attach to the back of my entertainment center and I liked the fact that I could replace the coax cable with a shorter length.

We were only getting a handful of channels before buying this Mohu Leaf. We now have three times as many channels, but I am slightly disappointed that a few towers within 50 miles are not being picked up. We really should be getting a few more channels, but this might be a bit of a mix between poor signal strength from the towers, the Mohu, and our location. As for the physical characteristics, the Mohu is light weight, easy to place around the tv with the bit of kit that comes with it, and it blends in well just about anywhere since you have the choice of a white or black side. It is a bit on the expensive side for an indoor amplified antenna, but I think we ultimately got what we paid for.