Customer Ratings & Reviews

Does not pick up some the channels well-50, 62, 19

I got this for my semi. It was a good purchase. In Indy I get 40+ channels depending on weather in smaller cities I get at least 6 channels. It’s nice to be able to watch tv when I’m sitting at a shipper for 4 or 5 hours.

After attaching to a window on the second floor, I only got 6 channels not including the local affiliates. Range said 60 miles... not even close. Your window has to face the correct direction regardless of what the directions say.

I purchased this antenna to try to get rid of my cable & am extremely pleased. I’m getting a picture with as much clarity as the cable & going to save a bundle every year.

Couldn’t pull any channels in, stuck it in the window, nothing, had better luck taping it to a wall. Not worth it, returned and bought a better one.

Excellent easy to set up able to get 30 channels due to being in country setting recommended to anyone to get real channels on town

Works well. I don't have cable, but want to get the local channels for the news. This works well. It is just an antenna so it has the inherent limitations, but it works like it should.

I wasn't sure it would make for a good antenna, but it did. Don't be fool by its look, this antenna give a great and clear quality. It took me some time to find the best spot but after that it went smoothly.

All my local channels come in crystal clear. Mohu Amplified antennas are the way to go!

Thos product works good but I am not sure it is any different from a regular antenna. Closer to the window the better. There is plenty of cord to mount the antenna piece further away from the TV if needed.

These work great, but my new home is surrounded by hills, so reception isn't good. I'd buy again if I were in an area with more direct line of site.

I can assure you that the pre AMP makes a huge difference. I get a few more channels, plus the channels I did get before have less interference. I have now cut my cable.

I cancelled cable this summer & purchased a Mohu Leaf as an alternative. After 6 months I was convinced that it was as great as the reviews that have been posted. So this is my 2nd MOHU. This is for the TV in the bedroom. Setup is quick and easy. Reception is great except during high winds & storms (to be expected) - But I had the same issues when I had DirectTV. The only down side is I cannot pause my shows or DVR them. And of course channel selection is limited. But after a few months, I have adapted. I have have $200/month that I am saving!!! Thank You

We had hoped this would improve our reception but in fact our older Phillips antenna was far superior at half the price. We live in a rural area and have to pick up signal from about 50 miles away.

Picked it up, brought it home, read the directions and it was up and running in about 10 minutes. Impressive.

I tried this antenna after mistakenly thinking that paying more would mean better quality. This was the absolute worst antenna that I've ever used. It picked up fewer stations and it had more difficulty locking a good signal than any of the $15 Chinese antennas I tried off of Amazon. This is not an exaggeration. A complete waste of money.

For tough times Easy to install, good signal I have to tested 3 times in different position to find more channels Overall good

Easy to install and setup. Picked up 30+ stations, the same ones that my cable company was charging me about 100$ per month for.

Possibly due to my area, but i was only able to get like 12 channels, and I couldn’t get some of the major networks. I didn’t give it a zero due to again, the problem might be around my area.

Lets face it. Indoor TV antennas, regardless of stated range, are not going to be worth much outside of an urban area or one that is close to the TV broadcast towers. The Mohu Leaf Supreme, despite its claimed 65 mile range, is no exception. I live about that far from a large collection of TV towers that provided 50 or 60 digital channels, which I can easily get with a high mounted 120-mile range directional outdoor antenna. When I set up the Mohu, I got two, which was really just one tower broadcasting two digital channels. It is about 30 miles away and even that signal would drop out if I put the antenna anywhere except in a window facing the tower. The antenna is supposed to be multi-directional but I found it had to be situated a certain way for it to work at all. Now I admit I live in a very tough area for TV reception. Being in Florida, for one, with its table top terrain does not lend itself to getting a TV signal from stations that far away, regardless of type of brand. And if you live in area like I do, where there is a massive two story stucco building right across the street, and dead in the path of nearly all the towers, you get nothing. In my experience, the distance ratings on all TV antennas are mostly pure fiction. Cut it in half for a more realistic idea of what to expect. Unless you live on top of a hill or moutain with clear line of sight to the towers. If anything big is in the way, including large buildings, trees or power lines that produce a lot of interference, forget it. On the upside, it you do live in more favorable recption areas (30 or less miles from towers, no large obstructions in the way) The Mohu Leaf Surpeme probably would provide a nice little setup. It is small and compact and easy for almost anyone to assemble and use. The multi directional flat antenna is just a flexible rectangle of plastic not much thicker than two or three sheets of heavy paper. And not much heavier. It's black on one side, white on the other to match your decor and can easily be pinned to the wall (push pins included) . The package comes with two 10-foot cables that can be linked together if you need to get the antenna high on the wall or in the attic. The cable runs runs to a small USB powered amplifier (It can plug into the USB port on your TV or a power adapter, also included) which has a short lead that connects to your TV. Simple, elegant, easy to install.