Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome flat antennae you place on wall inside your home. You’ll need patience & a helper to determine your best reception point. In reality, this is the most “Direct” tv signal you can get. Cable & satellite are go betweens from the tv station towers to your tv which weakens & delays your bounced signal. With Mohu Leaf antennae, tv comes Directlt to you. Do your homework! Get this! Excellent product! Cut cable! Save yourself hundreds of $$ per month!

Some channels are still coming in but are somewhat blocked due to inclement or windy weather. Overall a good buy without having to have cable or satellite.

Received more channels than I had expected. I really like that you can plug the amplifier into an electrical outlet or if your TV has a USB port you can plug it in there.

Decent, too much money though. Get the majority of the stations. Nice slim format. Easy to install.

Easy to install, works just as expected. I live in the sticks and still get several over air channels, including HD.

Looks great and works great. Used inside a condo in N Scottsdale, far away from the TV towers and I can pick up everything

bought it for a tv ipurchased @best buy for my mother so she could use the roku feature and unhook from cable.she was surprised it worked so well!

I was very surprised to see how many channels this HD antenna would pick up. I would recommend this HD antenna to anybody. It also cut out cable cost.

After looking at several antennas to "cut the cord" and talking to a couple of the floor sales reps, I decided to purchase this one due to the amplifiers and how close I live to Naval Air Station Oceana. This amplifiers help mitigate signal loss caused by the NAS Oceana's RADAR's. In the end, I was able to pick up 30+ channels, most of which are in HD. Extremely happy with the purchase and I'm glad I got rid of cable! No regrets at all with this purchase.

Does exactly what you would expect it to... Just be prepared to move it around to find its final setup to maximize as many channels as you can find...

I purchased this after researching local television channels that are located well with in the radius this antenna claims to be effective from. some days it comes clear, some days it cuts in and out and is bad signal moved antena several times to try different spots made no noticeable difference in picture quality I only use it to watch local football games. definitely better than nothing and no monthly Cable bill!

Had trouble with more expensive antennas and this one is great! Worth’s well and doesn’t take up and space.

This is 2nd antenna I tried. I get all the local channels and then some. The picture I get is great. I’m so happy.

Spectrum kept jacking up my rate so I decided to give this a try and I am so glad I did. I get over 50 channels as far away as Buffalo. Good bye SPECTRUM.

Got the antenna to help with cutting the cord. Get great reception withthe mohu leaf. Have it taped to the ceiling. I did get a R6 Coax cable to replace the cable it came with, the amplifier was not of much benefit. The one con I have so far is the cable. If you touch it move it your reception dramatically changes despite not moving the leaft.

It's a great antenna it is small and easy to conceal works great reception is great Blends in with my black drapes.

Very good product for people wanting to ditch cable. Easy to connect. Takes a little time to find the sweet spot with the best signal. Great picture quality on HD channels!

This indoor antenna works well. I live in the USA on the border with Canada and I get 28+ channels. Reception is very clear.

I purchased this in hopes of getting rid of high $ cable bills...unfortunately, I only get a few channels where I live..over all...good product if you live in a different area

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.