Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

This Mohu - Leaf 50 Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna is great and easy to set up. The signals are weak inside my rooms where I could only receive one channel, but after relocating the antenna to behind a window, I now can receive about 10 good channels.

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.

The antenna is quite simple to hookup and use, but I should have done more research before purchasing this product. I have steel siding and I found out steel siding acts like a shield to the TV signals. I was able to get great reception for several of the UHF channels available in the area when I had the antennal in a window. I wasn't able to get any of the channels broadcasting on VHF. Not being able to get two of the channels I wanted most, I returned the product to Best Buy.

Well built, amplified and easy to install. Does a decent job at mostly only getting the strong signal channels. If your TV is closer to an outside wall or window you have a better chance at good reception which diminishes considerably in a bigger house.

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.

I was a little optimistic about the power of the Leaf as it is really thin, but this antenna has better range than other antenna's within the same range group. It pulls in about 27-30 channels for me, which my house is on a hill and has straight view on 3 sides but has a mountain in its way on the other side. I did notice that you get better reception if its laying flat instead of up and down.

TV is free again with this ingenious HD antenna, there are plenty of over the air broadcast channels. The only reason I gave this 4 stars is because it did not work for me because of my living quarters. However, when I handed it over to a friend for a trial, it powered in almost 30 channels. Living on the coast of Florida, our towers are more limited, but I know a lot of people in more metropolitan areas, that use this handy, easy install antenna, makes dumping cable a breeze.

Did not work as well as the larger Mohu Leaf. I was surprised at how many free channels were available. Learning to cut the cord on cable, and definitely this was a great way to do it. We got about 40 channels, some we were not aware of in the DFW area. Only reason we did not give it a 5, was you really need an outside wall to get the best reception and if your TV is not located near the wall you will have a long cord to the outside wall.

I have had great results w/ this antenna. I have one in my main floor Family rm. and one in our upstairs Master Bedroom. I had to move the Family Room antenna around a little in order to get the best reception for all the local channels. I actually think the picture is a little better than what I had through Comcast. Severe wind can cause some problems but it is fairly minor. Overall I have no copmplaints. It's great not having to pay the large cable TV bill every month.

Bought this to be able to get local channels, so that we could cut cable. Easy to setup and install, was able to pick up almost all of my local channels and then a whole bunch more that i wasn’t even aware of. Make sure you try it in different locations, first try I got 35 channels, last spot we are picking up 74 channels, no to bad!!

Great product and very easy to install to newer TVs w/ pictorial directions. We receive 15 area channels, with great reception. Don't need internet entertainment packages which cost upwards of $20 per month. Regular wireless internet service enables the other features of your smart TV. Leaf is working better than I expected. Highly recommend Leaf based on my experience.

Thought it would be flawless in my location but it still seems to lose the signal every now and then. I wish I would have spent the money to get a flawless connection, rather having it skip or every now and then. Kinda disappointed. I would spend extra money to get a longer distance in the future. But i guess you get what you pay for. Or maybe it's my location. Just stinks spending that type of money and not getting what I expected.

I get 28 channels with this antenna. I live in a rural area about 15 miles from the city. I am surrounded by a lot of trees. I get FOX, CBS, NBC, PBS and occasionally I get ABC. Three are some religious channels and a country music video channel mixed in there too. It was very easy to hook up. I moved it around and scanned for channels each time I moved it. I positioned it right above a window and that is where it picked up the most channels. It is a great item if you want to cut the cord with your cable company. I have it hooked up to an RCA Smart TV. I subscribe to Netflix and huluplus for much less than I would pay the cable company and I am not missing a thing.

I bought 4 antennas before deciding on this one. It works pretty well, but I still have to adjust the cable to get a better signal sometimes. When I held the antenna in a position against the wall, it got a clear signal, but the signal did not work when I placed the Velcro stickers on the wall. So be sure it works before you affix the antenna to a spot. Also, I only got about 15 channels, but it may just be my location.

Picked this up in a combo with a Roku player. It works quite well. I tried the antenna with the amplifier and with out. You can definitely tell a difference with it on. Can finally tune in our PBS station which is the farthest tower from us. We've tried it on the wall and in the window. Works in both places. You might want to consider picking one up if you are cutting the cord and you live a good distance from television towers.

We live in a rural area and it is difficult to get local channels. With this antenna we get approximately 45 channels on an overcast day -- up to 60 channels on a clear day. When it rains or is windy the reception diminishes. I have to reprogram it onces in awhile. It gets a better signal when it is close to a window but the square part is so light it is difficult to place it near a window. Very simple to install.

This antenna is decent, but works best when installed in a location with clear line of sight. It will not perform to the degree an outdoor antenna will. I'm in a large community but probably about 35-40 miles from Orlando and several major stations. I can pull in most of the channels, but not all. What I will say is that this works in a pinch when I lose cable or local stations don't renew contracts with Cable/Satellite providers.

The installation was super-easy and the antenna works well. I recommend putting the antenna as high up as you can. I pinned mine to the top of a wall. I live in a bit of a valley, so I don't receive all the free channels that are available in my area, but I think that is because the missing channels send very weak signals. Even moving the antenna to the top floor of my house got only a 25% strength on the signal.