Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm not sure how much of an advantage this mohu provides over the standard mohu leaf. It works well, but I'm not sure I see any more stations of quality over the standard leaf.

I have had this antenna for 3 years now. We moved through several states from mid-west to California. It worked well in Chicago but not well in California. I didn't spend time to investigate.

Works great. Only thing was one sometimes 2 channels required some relocating. Otherwise easy to setup, use, and great reception.

Easy to install. Placed it right behind my TV. As for functionality it seems to be doing what it supposed to be doing but honestly i havent used it much enough to find pros and cons but first impressions it’s working good.

Range impacted by the slightest amount of precipitation. Not adjustable like classical rabbit ears to eliminate pixelation. We are about 20 miles from the broadcast antennas. Thinking about going back to cable.

Mohu Indoor Antenna had black showing through a peeled section on the white side. Loses partial connection when it rains and snows. Decent reception otherwise.

I purchased this antenna for my mom who lives in Akron Ohio, approx. 30 miles from Cleveland. Set up was simple, connected the amplifier to the USB port on the TV, and then the coax to the antenna and TV. First scan produced dozens of crystal clear channels with no distortion. Be sure to check the range of the broadcast towers and be wary of other buildings and trees, as they may interfere with your signal. But if those are not issues, this antenna will work well.

I bought this for my Daughter for Christmas. She had cut her cable and was using a $10 antenna that pulled in about 18 channels. She had been looking at this for a while so thought it would be the perfect gift. It claimed to pull in channels for up to 65 miles and the salesman said she should pull in a lot more channels with this one than her other one. She didn't set it up right away so it was to late to return it so she does use it but it doesn't pull in any more channels or come in any clearer than the one she had.

Definitely read the description. This one is paper thin almost. The coaxial is at the bottom so unless you plan to use the push pins they provide, you may want to go with another one.

Love the fact that the cable is not attached to the antenna and you can add cables if necessary. Easy placement and adjustment.

I didn't get as many channels as it stated. infact i got the same amount as a cheaper antenna with less miles stated than this one.The channels came in clear. May be good for another area.

Our local cable company decided to go all digital. . . great! But rather than use the technology available, they decided to encrypt all signals requiring the use of a desktop box to allow access to the channels (the channel telling you that you need to do this, comes in just fine on the cable). . .not wanting a "box" that will invariably up the bill. . . we opted to unplug. Picked up this antenna and it brings in all of the local broadcast stations, as well as those control by local affiliates with crystal clarity.

It was hard to find a good place for it, the channels received fluctuated a lot, even left in the same place. Auto-programming again in same position causes me to lose some I had

I was super excited about purchasing this indoor antenna for the increased range it possessed hoping I could finally get all of my local channels. I already owned one of the early Mohu Leafs models and was quite disappointed to see that I was actually getting LESS channels with this new model. I know 15 miles in the grand scheme of things isn't that big of a deal, but I live in an area where all the broadcast affiliates are in a 35 miles radius of each other. I ultimately ended up returning this and sticking with my older model.

I get 12 local channels and qualify is better than compressed. Cable signals. Very glad to free myself from cable TV.

...I recently purchased my antenna after getting some excellent help from Ryan, my salesperson...I had done my research ahead of time which helped me understand the style that would be best for my area...He explained the differences in the two styles I was considering....since easily setting up the antenna, I have been happy with the results...I find it easy to use and very compatible with the apps I use...bye-bye cable bill !! I would definitely recommend this....

I got this to cut the cord. It is a amazing product. It had all the channels I wanted and a few I found I really liked.

Using antenna indoors and it pretty much has the advertised range for picking up stations broadcasting on UHF (470-806 MHz) which fortunately is the case for most "over the air" stations. It does not do well for receiving stations broadcasting VHF Lo (54-88 MHz) or VHF Hi (174-216 MHz). Manufacturer should clearly state that VHF range is much lower than for UHF stations.

Phoenix market, 27 miles to towers, single family home. I had high hopes for this one, since NBC and FOX broadcast on VHF here in Phoenix. It did better than the Mohu beam (bar style), and I could get NBC but pixelated, could not lock on. FOX was no good at all. So If you have a need for VHF stations at distance, look at another option. TV was LG B7 OLED and HDHomerun Connect Duo.

I brought This because my cable went up 30.00. So I cut cable and brought this. I get about 36 channels.