Customer Ratings & Reviews

So I was needing an antenna for my Airtv box. I was skeptical that a thin sheet of an antenna was going to work. Well, I was so pleased that it pulled in over 50 channels - I would have been thrilled with 5 locals. Every channel is clear and it might be my imagination but they seem to be much more vibrant than my previous cable reception.

It's easy to install. The white side blends pretty well with the wall. Except when there's windy, stormy weather, most of the time reception is good.

Slim, nice design, but because I'm 40 miles away from the broadcast antenna, even amplified, does not provide clean signals for certain channels, especially ABC. The Winegard version is the same, and sells cheaper. I still like the product, even though it didn't work well for my setup.

Easy setup and get over 70 channels. The only downfall is couldn't use in my downstairs basement.

Gets 25 channels on a good day. Behind tv got zero channels. Moved by an outer wall and got more. All about location. We live in a fringe area between Chicago and Rockford. Between the Mohu and Hulu Live I am getting plenty of channels. Will NEVER go back to greedy cable company.

I bought this antenna because my neighbor said his antenna could get a better picture for football games than his cable. Easy to plug in and then auto scans. The higher up in the room or near the window works better.i attached mine to my window. I was amazed it pulled in 56 channels. Abc,nbc,and cbs were perfect. I picked up some old black and white western tv shows. Those were great pbs was great color and clarity. I say buy this and you wont be sorry.

Simple to install, position and height in the room play an important role in good reception. Free tv. Got 35 channels. 11 more than the unpowered version

I went through a number of indoor antennas before I found this one. I don't exactly live in the middle of nowhere, yet I had trouble pulling in stations with the other antennas I tried. I might get two or three networks fine, but others would be sketchy, with constant drop-outs. With the Leaf 50 I got good reception on many more stations. Plus, it's easy to position on a wall or window -- no fussy adjusting. So glad to finally find an indoor antenna that works!

Awesome antenna, direction still matters, easy plug and play. Amplified does give you an advantage, picked up 6 more channels as compared to the mohu leaf basic.

Bought on recommendation of in store staff. Works ok in metro area, waiting to get it up north to see what range it really has. Easy to connect.

I love this antenna. Simple to install, picks up great and I have close to 30 channels. Multidirectional so there is no turning and you can put it in the house and still be inconspicuous.

Overall very pleased with this indoor antenna! Gets realy good reception! I'm able to pick up many local channels within 30 miles of me. Easy to st up!

Ok i gave this 5 stars for its simplicity and ease of use but unfortunately i live in the mountains and i just couldnt get a signal. I had a buddy hook it up to his tv and he lives in the out lying area of a city and he got all local channels in hd and many others. Great pic quality and it just hung on the wall. Made me jealous and I made him mad because i had to return it. If you live within eyesight of a metropolitan area this will work for you.

There's not much to say about this product. Just plug it in put it in your window and go you get all the local channels in HD for the most part without pain. The only problem is which is basically me and where I live in lower Manhattan on the second floor every time a truck goes by or Parks right in front of my window cuz I'm right close to the street I get a distorted or pixelated picture. Other than that this is a great item to have. I imagine what it would look like if I lived on the 10th or higher floor.

Easy set-up and great picture. Not getting all of the channels I expected, but you need to find the location that works best.

I bought this to try at a cabin in the mountains, but I couldn't get it to work. Must be high up to receive a signal. Said it had a 60 mile range so I guess the mountains blocked any chance of picking up the air waves. Nice compact antenna, and easy to hook up. Tried it on another TV at home near town and it worked just fine. I guess placement is everything with this model.

Best reception is when located near window, but still works well if not. I doubted the HD reception and the local station to me seemed clearer than my Comcast. Go figure (no compressed signal I was told). The amplifier portion really helps provide clear picture. And this thing is flexible like a mud flap! Use this website to see which direction your TV stations are to your home so you can best place the antenna (like west, northeast, etc) -- enter zip code and then click on the station call letters to see location http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/dtvmaps/

Signal is excellent, but everything depend of your location, I can get about 14 Channels some in 480p, 720p and 1080p, HD channels are so crispy and clear.

We have another Mohu antenna (non-amplified) that was just working ok. Replaced it with this one, indoor only, trying multiple walls and locations/elevations. Not any better for the extra money spent. As background, we live about 10 miles west, and downhill from the major antenna location in Denver. The home is brick exterior, and we added an attic insulation package in 2019. There are lots of large, full, trees between us and the antenna as well. Lots of stuff to degrade the signal path. On a whim, I put a splitter in line with the amplifier, in order to connect/amplify both antennas (both are indoor). Works like a charm (most days) to pick up the local stations, as well as a whole slew of stuff we didn't know was out there. Obviously, if we could move one or both up to the attic, or outside, for additional elevation and less blockage, we could probably reduce it to just a single antenna. But we are happy enough where things are.

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.