Customer Ratings & Reviews

We canceled our cable to save some money each month and bought this antenna to pick up local channels. We get about 15 different local channels which I think is pretty great!

I was desperate to cut the cable cord and Mohu Leaf helped with that. I receive most channels I like with very little of the "fluff" I was wasting money on with cable.

Trying to get rid of cable we've invested in two digital antennas. This one gets many channels and the picture is very clear.

We recently moved into our first house and had many things we needed to make it a home. We had a cable subscription in the past, but decided to go the streaming route. I still wanted local television for news and sports, etc. We purchased this antenna and are extremely happy with the results. We get numerous local channels and rarely have to adjust the placement. The only downfall is the large design that can be a bit of an eyesore. Beyond that, excellent purchase/product.

I was concerned about getting good quality local signal because I live near the ocean quite a distance away from the broadcast origination. However, I receive ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox with remarkable HD clarity. PBS is not of the same quality but it is still good. Set up is as simple as plugging the coaxial cable into the antenna port on the back of the TV and switching to the antenna setting on input on the remote. I get other stations but I haven't explored them yet.

I get 90% of the channels in my area since I changed to this antenna. The slim design allows me to hide the antenna from sight.

The antenna works great. I did not give a 5 star because is you move it around your room you may gain or loss channels. But that is partially dependent on your house.

This antenna gives me reception on many more stations within my area. It paid for itself within a month after previously paying for minimal coverage on a satellite.

I'm outside the Twin Cities metro but still receive 31 channels, including all the networks. I was seriously impressed.

If you live in an area that is able to obtain signal the antenna works great and easy to assemble. In areas with hilly terrain make sure you are on the crest of the hill.

With 60 miles listed as a potential reach, I opted for this antenna. I have at least 33 stations under 50 miles away. Unfortunately, I can only pick up about 20 stations in a viewable fashion. It picks up all of the signals from the side of the house that it is located, but none of the stations broadcasting from the opposite side of the house which are located within 40 miles.

We purchased this antenna after having returned another antenna that we were not satisfied with. Very happy with this product, it works very well and I would recommend it. So if you are "cutting the cable cord" and looking for a digital antenna, this is a great choice.

It took a few trial and error moves to find the best spot to mount the antenna for the best reception. High on the wall above the TV works best for my location.

Works as advertised and easy to set up. Can be challenging to mount on some windows and may need additional adhesive materials for secure attachment.

I purchased 4 other HD antennas before buying this one. This one, by far, performs better than all of the others that I tried

SO easy to install! Hidden behind my large TV attached to the wall w/the included velcro sticky pads : ) LOVE all the $$ I'm saving on a cable bill.

'The Ipad is very user frendly for a novice. The screen is large enough for an elderly person and the picture is very sharp. Easy to navigate between apps.

I was hoping this would pick up all my channels being I live within 30 miles. It does the job mostly. I just don't get 3 channels, not bad for having 24 channels total.

This is free TV! Depending on where you live ( near broadcast areas/towers) will dictate the amount of channels you can pick up. You get a digital signal which gives you the “local” channels, I.e FOX , CBS, ABC & NBC + a plethora of additional ones. Easy to hook up, just plug into the coax connection on the back of your TV and then connect a coax cable from the antenna back to that connector. Set the antenna in a window and run channel search on your TV. The position of the antenna in the window will determine how many channels you can get, repositioning the antenna (you can use an app to find which direction you get channels broadcasts from) and rerunning the search will likely give you different channels. Pretty simple to setup and complete, no need for a cable box or satellite if you live near a broadcast area and are good with having the basic channels + a few additional ones it is free.

Works well with great design and I haven’t had any problems with it as of yet