Customer Ratings & Reviews

This works great. I bought connectors and add'l coaxial cable.

Works great buy watch out come fedex and someone at fedex open it to see what was in the box,i gess to do some shopping.

Seems to be working okay but I had to apply new two way tape as it fell off the window. Also I had to buy an extended cord as the six foot one provided did not reach the window which cost me additional.

Works great. Very slim and easy to place wherever signal is best for you. Highly recommend.

I’m really impressed with this Mohu HDTV antenna. Setup was quick — just plug it in, place it near a window, and scan for channels. I was able to pick up a surprising number of crystal-clear local stations, even ones I didn’t get with my previous antenna. The picture quality is excellent, and the signal has been strong and consistent. It’s lightweight, slim, and easy to place without being noticeable. For the price, the performance is outstanding. Highly recommend for anyone looking to cut the cord or improve their over-the-air reception.

I cut cable about a year ago and used the old fashioned rabbit antenna on the TV that gets used the most in our home. This rabbit antenna worked fine but required adjusting the actual two antennas every time a channel was switched. I bought two of these Mohu Leaf Amplified antenna units so I could receive local channels on the TV on the first floor of my home and the one on the second floor. I am very satisfied with my purchase. The set up was very easy. One TV is a Sony Bravia 60 inch. The other TV is a Panasonic 55 inch plasma. Unlike the Sony, this Panasonic does not have the built in USB connection to power the Mohu antenna but I had an adapter from an old Roku that works for this purpose. I live in the DFW area and the Mohu picked up a lot of digital channels, and all come in very clear and look great on both the plasma and 4k TVs.

The Mohu Leaf Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna is one of those products that quietly solves a problem a lot of us have: wanting free, reliable local channels without dealing with bulky outdoor antennas or a complicated setup. What makes the Mohu Leaf stand out is how simple and low-profile it is. It’s literally a thin, flexible sheet you can mount behind your TV or stick to a wall, and it blends in better than most indoor antennas, especially in the gray color. In terms of performance, the 60-mile range is solid for most suburban or urban setups. With the amplifier plugged in, you can usually pull in the major local stations—ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, and whatever regional channels are floating around your area. The picture quality is often surprisingly crisp, since over-the-air HD isn’t compressed the same way streaming services are. When the signal is strong, it’s basically free high-definition TV without a subscription. The amplifier helps, but placement matters more than people expect. Putting it near a window or high on a wall can make a huge difference. The cable length is generous enough that you’re not stuck placing it right behind the TV if that’s a weak spot. Once you find the right location, it’s pretty much “set it and forget it.” Where the Mohu Leaf really shines is value. You pay once, and then the channels are free forever. If you’re trying to cut the cord or just want backup access to local news and weather, it’s an easy win. The only real downside is that reception can vary depending on your distance from broadcast towers and what your walls are made of. But for most people living within that 60-mile radius, it’s an extremely affordable way to get high-quality OTA channels without clutter or hassle. Overall, the Mohu Leaf is a lightweight, reliable, and subscription-free alternative for anyone looking to pick up local HDTV channels with minimal effort.

I have used a similar antenna before with so-so results, so I was amazed to find that I can get clear reception on tons of channels (I stopped counting after 100, but all of the local channels and their sub-channels come in clearly and there’s lots more to boot. It is not obtrusive and was easy to connect.

I like my mohu antenna. Setup was easy. I get good reception and a lot of live channels which I didn't have before.

Works very well. I live in a rural area and this antennae pulls in starions from far away. Easy to install.

This works great, I didn't know what to expect from an antenna, but I pick up several local channels plus national and channel specific to old shows. it was easy to install, the cord is very long if you want to move it near a window, etc. going to by another for my bedroom tv

Works great. Easy to install. Very strong. Receives nany more channelscthan previoys antenn

Fast and easy setup, works great to watch local channels.

Works fantastic. Easy to setup and easy to mount. Might buy a second one.

We needed an alternative to our ever increasing cable subscription. The answer was to try and find an inexpensive way to watch television that didn't look like rabbit ears or something that would take up half the wall! This Mohu Leaf absolutely fits the bill. About as wide and thick as a piece of paper, the antenna needs a power source to get the best pick up. Worried where could plug this in, I forgot my TV has a powered USB on the rear! Plugged it in, had the TV scan for over-the-air channels, and found over 40 local channels! What! Even HSN and QVC! I was shocked how many channels it picks up. And all crystal clear. We are about 30 miles from the broadcasting towers in our area, but it picks them all up with no issues! So ditch the expensive cable company and get you some free TV (like in the old days)!

Easy setup, great reception, just find the best location . Go Pats

Can now get all the channels I want, from one position. Replaced another Leaf that had worn out after several years —they don't last forever. I notice the new one has thinner materials.

I live on a hill so this allows me to get local channels without wifi. Light weight and hangs easily

Easy to install, performance has been as previously reviewed, good. What a buyer needs to consider is the signal strength in the immediate area. If signal strength is not good even with this antenna performance will not be satisfactory. Good rule of thumb rescan channels every once in a while to keep the picture quality and reception good.

I live in a difficult reception area and the apartment complex doesn't allow outside antennas. I do not want to pay the exorbitant price Spectrum charges for their TV package just to be able to watch the local channels. This antenna works well but one needs to move it around to find the right spot for reception.